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The introduction at the beginning of each chapter is not the chapter itself. You must click on the highlighted title of each chapter to bring up the entire chapter to read it. Each chapter is quite long and comprehensive.

The �danger� in preaching the truth resides only in the imagination of the person who doesn�t understand the truth.

The online book �HIS ACHIEVEMENT ARE WE� by James Coram needs no defence. It stands on its own merit.
It has helped many people. It will help many more.

All comments and questions regarding this book are responded to within the writing itself, for example, �WHAT ARE CORRECT TRANSLATIONS OF THE BIBLE?�

A frequent response to first learning about the existence of this book is,
�You believe the words of men, but we believe the Bible.�
But the actual reading of, �HIS ACHIEVEMENT ARE WE� by James Coram will prove to all readers that JUST THE OPPOSITE IS TRUE.

IMHO, "HIS ACHIEVEMENT ARE WE" by James Coram is the most powerful of all of the dozens of books that I have read, the hundreds of tapes that I have listened to, and the many online articles that I have read that show that a correctly, (literally, not interpretively) translated Bible teaches universal salvation, not eternal torment, or even annihilation. (I am 68 years old)

In fact, to me it is so powerful that it renders all arguments to the contrary completely irrelevant to the truth that it proves that, by the time God�s plan for the ages of time has been consummated, the universal salvation of all sinful creatures from everything from which they need to be saved, most certainly, will have occurred.

It can be read in its entirety online at http://concordant.org/expohtml...hievement/index.html

Or, it can be Googled up by typing in HIS ACHIEVEMENT ARE WE

It has seventeen chapters, each chapter having its own highlighted heading followed by a short introduction.
Just click on the highlighted heading and the entire text of that chapter will appear.

Since I have read many writings, the sum total of which contain every argument in existence in support of the idea that the Bible teaches eternal torment or annihilation, I am confident that if anyone were to read "HIS ACHIEVEMENT ARE WE" in it's entirety, they would change their mind about their belief that the Bible teaches eternal torment or annihilation.

However, as a friend recently reminded me, one must be disposed of the Ultimate Placer to receive any revelation; it�s all about Sovereign causes & effects. Or as Ralph Waldo Emerson put it, �People only see what they are prepared to see.�

From Rodger Tutt in Toronto, Canada
�That God may be All in all� 1Cor.15:28

Write to me personally at rodgertutt@sympatico.ca

My website is http://greater-emmanuel.org/Hope4You/
 
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I feel compelled to ask you: Is this spam?

Why make two identical posts, starting two separate threads?
And then you top it off by two excessive lengthy, self-advertising posts -- riddled with links! -- under Transformative Experiences.

It seems to me the first words there are involuntarily revealing in their self-centeredness:

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"Because my testimony is helping so many people, I am posting it here so it will stay on your front page for awhile if that's ok with you...
 
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I notice that you have been banned from dozens of websites after making completely identical posts! Care to comment?
 
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Dear HeartPrayer,

I don't know Roger Tutt at all, but I appreciate what he is wanting to share.

We may question the *way* he's going about his sharing, but this man presents an important point about one of the most frightening, off-putting points in Christianity.

Please, I ask you to consider a little more respect and compassion for this man. He appears to have experienced some very profound experiences and struggles with God. In my view, he seems genuinely wanting to share what he feels is a very important, liberating piece of truth about the meaning of salvation for those in Christ.

He has seen a lot, suffered a lot, is a lot older than you and I (maybe both of us put together)...let's honor his effort and what seems good about his heart....
 
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I think the post and thread topic are OK for now, even though rodger is obviously using the forum to promote this book. We've had that before, and if it comes with something of a review, that's fine. If the thread starter wants to hang around and talk about it, so much the better.
 
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Sasha,

The way I understand it, "sharing" means mutuality. Dialogue. A two way street. Sticking around to talk -- listening, as well as sharing your "important message".

Posting merely for self-advertising and to improve his Google rating, which Rodger makes pretty clear is his intention, has nothing to do with sharing.

I thought it was plenty telling that he had identical posts all over the web, and that he had already been banned from a dozen sites.

My apologies for my harshness, but that is the way I see it.
 
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My testimony contains information that, according to the many entries in my guest book, and the many positive emails in my email file folders, is helping many people. My guest book can be accessed towards the bottom of my front page at
http://greater-emmanuel.org/Hope4You/

Also see the testimonies at http://www.tentmaker.org/visitorcomments.htm

Also see http://www.tentmaker.org/articles/hells_fruit.html

My guest book only holds 150 messages. Then the oldest ones are automatically deleted to make room for the newest ones.

SO MUCH SUFFERING is caused by the horrific false doctrine of endless suffering in hell, that it gives me great pleasure to guide people to the evidence that a correctly (literally, not interpretively) translated Bible teaches universal salvation, not endless suffering in hell, or even annihilation.

http://www.tentmaker.org/artic...orld/circularity.htm

We agree with fundamentalist Christians that we should not believe things that go against Biblical teaching. We don’t.

http://richardwaynegarganta.co...ion%20Part%20One.htm

http://www.tentmaker.org/books/ScripturalProofs.html

http://www.tentmaker.org/books...e-Proofs-modern.html

http://www.tentmaker.org/FAQ/fewsaved.htm

http://www.tentmaker.org/artic...not-in-the-bible.htm

I'm 70, and I am acquainted with many people who are, or were in various stages of nervous breakdown over their inability to love a god who would let anyone suffer forever. Even though they have embraced Christ and His gospel, they are afraid of what God might do to them after they are raised from the dead for not being able to love Him. The information in my testimony has helped many of these people.

I myself suffered a twelve year nervous breakdown (1966-78) because of my inability to love an endless-hell god. I’m 70 now.

If any member or surfer on forums is suffering because they are unable to successfully emotionally cope with the idea that God is going to let any creature suffer forever, they can Google up the search engine at the top of the TENTMAKER front page. Just type in a key word or phrase from each argument or scripture passages and ten articles will appear that refute the eternal hell and annihilationist doctrines.
Then click to the next page and ten more articles will appear, and so on and so on for many pages.
http://www.tentmaker.org/

Most fundamentalist Christians are not even aware that there are two sides to the argument about what the Bible teaches.
This debate nearly always ends with the words, "My Greek scholars are more reliable than your Greek scholars," and the result is a stalemate.

If your readers think it glorifies God more to believe that He is going to let some of His creatures suffer forever, then they should keep believing that.
But if they think it glorifies God more to eventually meet everyone on the level of their greatest and deepest need, which is a change in their stubborn will, then I would like them to know that that is exactly what the Bible teaches that God is like.

I am a Concordant Christian. I have read and recorded gleanings into my more than four thousand page personal journal from most of the back issues of UNSEARCHABLE RICHES that has been published back to 1909. Every argument that I have ever heard against the Bible teaching universal salvation have been repeatedly dealt with in these magazines.

http://www.concordant.org/unse...earchableRiches.html

Largely, but not exclusively, because of the contents in these magazines, I am convinced that the evidence in support of the Bible teaching universal salvation is irrefutable. That is why the argument that we should teach endless suffering in hell just in case it might be true is unacceptable to me. IMHO the greatest of all manifestations of God's grace in action on this earth is that anyone can believe in "eternal suffering" for anyone and not have a nervous breakdown thinking about it.

Here are several Concordant websites.
http://www.concordant.org/
http://www.saviourofall.org/
http://gtft.org/
http://www.tentmaker.org/

Regarding arguments against the Bible teaching universal salvation, see
http://www.tentmaker.org/books...eningsExplained.html

Any hell that anyone will experience the Bible calls "kolasis aionian," which means age-during corrective chastisement.
http://www.tentmaker.org/books/asw/Chapter11.html

It is limited in duration, and corrective in purpose.
http://www.tentmaker.org/books/Aion_lim.html

Regarding the most common argument that the same word for "punishment" is also used for "life" see the following:
http://www.savior-of-all.com/aionian.html

All three of these articles should be studied with care, especially the third one.
http://concordant.org/expohtml/TheEons/eon1.html
http://concordant.org/expohtml/TheEons/eon2.html
http://concordant.org/expohtml/TheEons/eon3.html

also see:
http://concordant.org/expohtml/TheEons/aion.html
http://concordant.org/version/tranprin.html

I also would like to leave you with one more link. I am going to guide you to the testimony of a man whose experience was almost identical to mine. Even the thought processes that took him into, through, and out of his breakdown are the same as mine. Only he is more eloquent in telling his story than I am in telling mine. His name is Charles Slagle.
http://www.tentmaker.org/books...in-Jesus-Christ.html

It may begin to change your thinking.

The url of my own site is
http://greater-emmanuel.org/Hope4You/

God bless you in your study!
From Rodger Tutt in Toronto, Canada
 
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