Don't Fight the Donkey: .

Don't Fight the Donkey: .

by Ken Rose

518 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781469917733

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We are the endtime church. Messiah Jesus is soon to return! His bride must be ready! This book uncovers some lost truth about some very dangerous teachings which are taught in the confines of mainstream Christianity, concerning marriage, divorce and adultery. Save yourself from apostasy! Protect yourself and the ones you love from it's deceit. You may have already been subjected to some of these false teachings with unawares. Does this bother you? It should... A few topics covered in this book are; 1. Does the mainstream Christian church teach what Jesus taught about marriage, divorce and adultery? 2. What does the bible teach about marriage and divorce? What did the early Christians teach about marriage, divorce and adultery? 3. What are the qualifications for a second, third and or fourth marriage? 4. Is divorce and adultery a new problem? 5. How many times should a person marry and divorce? 6. Why is marriage under attack? 7. Do children suffer when their parents commit habitual acts of adultery? In 2012, it is said approximately 40 percent of children to mothers age 30 and below are born out of wedlock. This means approximately 80 percent of children from mothers age 30 and below are born out of wedlock. How does this affect our society? Did you know that the Christian churches divorce rate is said to be approximately 50 to 60 percent and the secular world's divorce rate is said to be approximately 67-85 percent? Why is the divorce rates so high? What will happen to the next generation? "Compared to the 1990s when a third of Americans were born out of wedlock, now 41 per cent of babies do not have married parents. There are racial divides: •73 per cent of black babies are born outside marriage •53 per cent of Latino babies are born outside marriage •29 per cent of white babies are born outside marriage And educational divides: •92 per cent of college-educated women are married when they have a child •62 per cent of those with post-secondary schooling are married when they give birth •43 per cent of women with a high school diploma are married when they give birth Data compiled by Child Trends" Does this seem like "serious problem?" The world recognizes that we have a problem on our hands. Do God's people? Have you and or anyone you know been a part of a broken home? Has anyone in your family divorced and married someone else? Has anyone in your family been involved in serial marriages? Is God OK with this? Do you know what the world is teaching about marriage and divorce? Does the Christian church practice the same type of teachings that the world practices concerning marriage and divorce? If so, why? Is the spread of marriage, adultery, divorce and abortion a new problem or have these things been going on for centuries? Can we find these situations in the bible and in secular history? Save your generation, protect your children's marriages and those who have been damaged by terrible situations. Do not let Satan damn your eternal soul in fiery flames for believing a lie! The Messiah is coming! His truth sets us free...

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