Believe and be saved

It has long been the writer's intention to do a series of messages on the "double verilys" found in John's Gospel. When Jesus prefaced a statement with "Verily, verily, I say unto you," he was stressing the importance of that particular statement, i.e., "Truly, truly I say unto you." I have used these passages in sermons many, many times in meetings and on the radio, and it is my prayer as they go out in print that they will meet with the same reception and bring glory to God as when they were delivered orally. In these days of apostasy as the devil makes his final onslaught against the Christian faith and against the Church, we need to renew our stand on "Thus saith the Lord!" We need to review the "Verily, verily" of the word of God. Made these pages prove a blessing to Christians and an insight into the saving grace of God for those who do not know Christ in forgiveness of sins. - Foreword.