PUYALLUP, Wash., Oct. 6, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- For centuries, the history and teachings of God have been translated by man in several different ways leading to different worships and even different cultures. As time passed, some men continued to struggle with maintaining the core values and teachings of religion while others made some changes in worshipping as a sign of keeping up with the times. In the thought-provoking new book The Argument For a Third Testament: The Establishment For a New Church, author Paul Booth shares with readers his views, insights and his religious interpretations.
The Argument For a Third Testament investigates the Word of God, exploring its spiritual sense, its relevance to human civilization and its accommodation to both the state of man and different churches. In relation to its acknowledgment that the Old and New Testaments were the last written words of God, the book presents an argument for a new Word, specifically a Third Testament, and emphasizes that a New Church now exists from the Lord. Furthermore, the book looks at how various churches and people understood the Word of God and reveals the spiritual sense of the Word, which has now been revealed to man in a new form. Readers will find four chapters that are meant to open their minds and convince them that there have been four prior Churches established by the Lord in this world.
Religious, interesting and enlightening, The Argument For a Third Testament is ultimately a quest to bring to readers an even deeper meaning of the Word of God and focus on the existence of a Universal Church that only few people in the world know about. Because of its compelling content, the book is geared toward interested readers regardless of their religious backgrounds. The Argument For a Third Testament: The Establishment For a New Church is a spiritual book that nobody can afford to miss.
About the Author
As a youth and young man, the Rev. Paul Booth was influenced by God's Word -- the Bible. However, it was not until he had finished a career in the U.S. Army that the opportunity to serve the Lord and to study God's Word presented itself. He was ordained a priest on 13th October, 1991 at The Hague, The Netherlands. For the past thirteen years, the Rev. Paul Booth has served as pastor to Des Heren Nieuwe Kerk zijnde Nova Hierosolyma in The Hague, The Netherlands.
The Argument For a Third Testament -- by Paul Booth
The Establishment For a New Church
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