LONGWOOD, FL-Rife with cryptic prophecies about the millennial kingdom of Christ, the Bible is often discounted as a purveyor of truths to appropriate the hidden treasures of God. But what if you were to discover the key to unlocking those truths? Here to decode the theological mumbo-jumbo-minus the splitting headache-is Adrian Ng Nee Fah's The Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven: Biblical Truths That Determine Your Destiny and Future Quality of Life (paperback, 978-1-60034-861-7).
Says Fah, "Readers will learn the truths about how to have their souls saved in order to enter the glory of the kingdom of heaven. A change in mindset about what they say, do, and think will be required to transform them into Christlikeness."
A slim volume, Mysteries of the Kingdom is packed with scriptural truths seldom heard even in mainstream evangelical churches. The book makes a clear distinction between salvation of the spirit and salvation of the soul. This one main differentiation has caused a fissure in the body of Christ. Fah believes that "mixing them together will result in theological errors that could render many believers ineffective and fruitless, even causing some to stumble all the way to the Judgment Seat of Christ." He asserts that the church of Jesus Christ is in dire need of learning these nuggets of truth to appropriate the hidden treasures God has installed for His people.
Adrian Ng Nee Fah is a lay leader in his church. He is a qualified accountant who has worked as internal auditor, company secretary, and management consultant to several small and medium sized corporations in Singapore. He and his wife, Jane, and daughter, Joyce, worship in Faith Community Baptist Church in Singapore. His interest lies mainly in the field of eschatology.
Xulon Press, a part of Salem Communications Corporation, is the world's largest Christian publisher, with more than 3,900 titles published to date. Retailers may order The Mysteries of the Kingdom of Heaven through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors. Salem Communications is the country's leading Christian communications company with interests in radio, Internet, and magazine publishing.
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2007