Jesus Drank, Judas Repented and God Divorced His Bride
Food Manufacturer, Real Estate Developer and AuthorNothing has done more to harm the cause of Christ than ill-tempered Christians. Neither drunkenness, lust for material wealth, fornication nor adultery outweighs the sins represented in a single episode of ill temper.Divorce was a life changing experience for me. I felt Christ still cared and had forgiven me, but most Christians believe otherwise. Discouraged with their self-righteous attitudes, I began searching the scriptures to learn what the Bible actually says about divorce. What I discovered is that God divorced his own bride (Isaiah 50:1) and that a divorce of hundreds pleased God (Ezra 10:11.) As I asked myself, "What else have I not learned?" I began to write.Matthew 27: 3 states that Judas Iscariot repented, confessed his "sin" publicly and returned the money. I'd never heard anybody expound on these facts. While nobody can prove the final disposition of Judas, the scriptures provide compelling evidence that Judas Iscariot found grace.As I studied, I also found primary stories that were quite provocative. For example, Noah took 14 reindeer on the ark (Genesis 7:2.) Then consider the story of David and Goliath. I want my children to know why, at first sight David ran from Goliath (I Samuel 17: 24) and I want them to know why he came back and killed Goliath. Sadly, this is a powerful, life-changing true story that is virtually untold.With heavy research and hundreds of footnotes, Jesus Drank, Judas Repented and God Divorced His Bride is a roller-coaster ride through bible facts, history and sensitive life subjects that have been ignored by the mainstream church for centuries. Love and forgiveness are the central themes and most readers will discover new answers to old problems. Unbelievable, but true "life-changing" answers.