A Fundamentalist of Fundamentalists

About this book, many valuable lessons are taught and may be learned if the reader has a very high appreciation of the scriptures, especially of someone who attended Bob Jones University to study the Hebrew and Greek in depth immediately after he was saved. Essentially, the reader must be receptive to tearing down the walls of traditional teaching and lifting up the openness of what the Bible actually says. If so, Ross Holmes, missionary, teacher, pastors up-to-date articles he has penned for everyone, but particularly students and lovers of the Bible will prove rewarding riches indeed His writings get down to the Scriptural nitty-gritty, NOT what does Brother So-and-So teach? There are twenty-seven chapters of Bible principles the Lord intends for us to inquire into. It is our privilege to put on our thinking caps and ride along on this exciting journey with many stop-overs to search the Scriptures ourselves, to add our knowledge to the different curves and stops. The lessons begin about The enemies of God, Armageddon, Flesh Opposed to God, Three Disobedient Prophets, Satans Methods, Riches, the Heavens, Hell, Gehenna, the third Heaven, and much more. We who have known Brother Holmes personally have observed his the Lord comes first humble life. He was saved at twenty-one, was never religious by his own words, attended church occasionally, but never prayed, never thought of God. With the result that he came to the Lord without any baggage of traditional teaching. He devoured the Scriptures unimpaired. He came to them with no preconceived set ways. He was open to What saith the Lord. It goes without saying, he wasnt perfect, but his overpowering determination that others should study their Bibles and join him in his quest for knowing his destination because of Gods Great Love for everyone was fully illuminated. The well known verse, John 3:16, was the first verse he believed: For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Praise the Lord.