What Did Jesus Say?

Some examples — what you have to say about the word “I”. I am spending so much time with that. The fact that the “little book” in Revelation is a book and not a scroll! — written on both sides of the page! The great defense of Jesus that took place — I don’t think most people have any idea that happened. It matters. The difference between “human” and “mortal”. I could go on….

The resistance to acknowledging the fulfillment of prophecy in one’s own time. Pretty much, every page of What Did Jesus Say? accomplishes what you set out to do. I am reading through for the third time, while also using it to enhance my studying.

The way that you write about Adam and Eve, and woman, helps me so much. I was certainly raised with the idea that women are equal to men on a human level, but I realize now that — without really being aware of it — I have completely believed that the idea of the “daughter of God” was some not quite true afterthought. “Son of God” was the main thing. I was very uncomfortable trying to think of myself as a daughter of God. You have changed that for me.

In addition to the fact that this book is an answer to my personal prayer for clearer understanding, I believe you have written the right book at the right time for Christians of all denominations, and maybe even atheists who would like to be able to believe any of this is real, but haven’t been able to. It just has such an impact.

You certainly fulfilled what you felt was an assignment from God. I am sure that all or most who purchase the book will agree that’s what it was, as the scales fall from their eyes while reading. I mean that almost literally. I see that our lives are not separated from this revelation. — M. Gerber