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The New Birth

Pentecostal Theology, Book 2

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The New Birth

By: David K. Bernard
Narrated by: Abraham LaVoi
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This book encourages all to receive the fullness of salvation that God has provided in Jesus Christ. The author presents biblical truth in an understandable yet scholarly way.

©1984 David K. Bernard (P)2020 Pentecostal Publishing House Christianity
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not now good read ing thank you very much. that's all folks! bye bye

need for salvation

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absolutely awesome book, explains in details every possible aspect of the Holy Bible New Birth!!!

a must have if you truly believe in Jesus Christ

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The book is great, flows logically, answers possible arguments, and deals with the topic in a very accessible way.
I was VERY unhappy with the reader, however. He mispronounced almost every Greek or Hebrew word given, and sometimes gave two different pronunciations for the very same word(!). This was frustrating because many readers will learn the “proper pronunciation” from this book; God help them if they ever become preachers themselves and perpetuate them through their churches. If you don’t know how to pronounce something, inquire, ask, find out. As you can tell, this is a big issue for me; but trust me, you don’t want to be in the middle of a Bible conversation and have the other person think of you as ignorant, or just plain untrustworthy, when you couldn’t pronounce “euangelion” the right way.
The other frustration is the super slow speed the reader employs. Thankfully, this was easily solved by just increasing the speed within the app. I normally use that feature with other books. In this case, I could comfortably understand the reading at 1.7x speed. That tells you how slow a reader he is.
Other than that, I enjoyed the content immensely.

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