The Eagle Soars - Volume 4, The Book of John, Chapters 6,

    As Interpreted by William Allen LePar

 

This is the fourth in a series taken from William LePar's lessons on the Book of John. Mr. LePar's spiritual source, The Council, gives it their whole-hearted recommendation, "Some of the information that has come out and will come out will never be out again. Now, do you understand when we say it will never be out again, we mean in the form that it is presented, in those particular words? The truth has always been and always will be. But it is the proper construction or the proper presentation that makes the difference, that makes for the understanding and the acceptance.

 

"Now, at the risk of sounding egotistical, we would recommend that (Mr. LePar's) Bible class whole-heartedly, because in that then you get what is necessary, and you get it in a very clear picture without the hindrance of man's intellect."

 

Mr. LePar stated on many occasions that Chapter Six of the Book of John is by far the most controversial chapter in the entire Bible. 

 

"Now we come to the one chapter that probably has been focused on more than any other segment in the entire New Testament. The point that I would like to make clear is whenever you talk about religion, or a specific religion such as Lutheran or Episcopalian or any of them, there are always two segments to a religion. You have the theologians and you have the people. Oftentimes what the theologians say that the Bible says is not always in line with the people of that religion and their way of thinking. If you look very closely at religions and their progression, you will notice that no matter what the theologians may say, the people really determine the understanding and beliefs of that particular religion. The theologians can preach anything they want, and they can teach the ministry of anything they want, but the minister would not dare spread any of that teaching from the pulpit if he was not absolutely sure that the people in the congregation would accept it."

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We, who have worked on this book, and the others in this series that will be published in the future feel that this series will become indispensable for any serious student if they are to develop a true grasp of John.   (8 1/2" X 11", 129 pages, ring bound, $12.00 postage paid)