Jay K Fung

What Must I Do to Be Saved? Jay K Fung

"All Christians believe or have high hopes they are saved. But only the "few" believe Jesus in Matthew 7:13-14 and 7:21-23 who says that "many" will be "surprised" they are lost and that only "few" will be saved. The author has surveyed many Christians. None can articulate the difference between the thinking of the "few" who are saved and the "many" who are lost. You probably can't concisely articulate that difference either. The "many" of the 43,000+ Christian denominations with opposing deceptive blind faiths all claim to have the "saving faith" of the "few" but Jesus say's they're deceived. In this second book by the author, he focuses on Jesus saying "Take heed no man deceives you." (Matthew 24:4). The author's perspective is no matter how much you think of God's infinite love, will that infinite love, trump your being deceived. If you believe Jesus that "many" will be lost, do you think they were deceived? If you believe Satan is the "deceiver of the whole world" (Revelation 12:9), are you absolutely sure that you can outwit Satan and that you're not deceived? Jesus says "many" will turn to fables over believing Jesus (2 Timothy 4:4). Do you know the truth well enough so you can distinguish the fables? In this book the author, explores a number of Christian deceptions and shows the sincere Christian desiring eternal life, where the "many" jump the track in "reasoning with the Lord" (Isaiah 1:18) and are deceived. If you believe you have a wonderful "Personal Relationship with Jesus," you might be shocked after reading this book. The author will show you that more than likely your relationship with Jesus is quite pitiful and shows you clear steps to take to have a " Good Personal Relationship with Jesus." The author believes that Satan is the "deceiver of the whole world" (Revelation 12:9) and wishes to have you reason out your faiths and "prove all things" (1 Thessalonians 5:21) by "reasoning with the Lord" (Isaiah 1:18). He wants you to "have your own faith" and not be an echo chamber of your authority figures."