Pastor Johnson’s Bible

Finding it impossible to kill the Apostle John due to God’s supernatural protection over his life, the Rome exiles him to Patmos, a desert island in the Aegean Sea. There, as he maintains a life of worship and prayer, Jesus appears to John, giving him personal messages to His churches, and revealing events to come. These include the future attempt at a one world government, the Antichrist, the battle of Armageddon, The Return of Jesus himself as King to Jerusalem for a 1000 year reign, the final defeat of Satan, the Great White Throne Judgment, the relocation of New Jerusalem to earth, and the eternal state. Listen, learn, and understand... it’s all true!

Finding it impossible to kill the Apostle John due to God’s supernatural protection over his life, the Rome exiles him to Patmos, a desert island in the Aegean Sea. There, as he maintains a life of worship and prayer, Jesus appears to John, giving him personal messages to His churches, and revealing events to come. These include the future attempt at a one world government, the Antichrist, the battle of Armageddon, The Return of Jesus himself as King to Jerusalem for a 1000 year reign, the final defeat of Satan, the Great White Throne Judgment, the relocation of New Jerusalem to earth, and the eternal state. Listen, learn, and understand... it’s all true!

John was part of Jesus’ inner circle among his disciples, along with Peter and James. In the Gospel of John, he gave us the earthly life and ministry of Jesus. In his epistles, I John, II John, and III John, he continues to establish us in the love of God, faith, and sound doctrine.

Jude was an apostle and, along with James, a half brother of Jesus. In his letter, he urges us to contend for the faith, resist scoffers, and separate from the ungodly.

Ecclesiastes is the God inspired writing of Israel’s 3rd King, Solomon. In this book Solomon deals with wisdom and with vanity, often looking at the final outcome of good and bad decisions. He also repeatedly drives home the futility and vanity of this life “under the sun” when it is lived without God.

Ecclesiastes is the God inspired writing of Israel’s 3rd King, Solomon. In this book Solomon deals with wisdom and with vanity, often looking at the final outcome of good and bad decisions. He also repeatedly drives home the futility and vanity of this life “under the sun” when it is lived without God.

Ecclesiastes is the God inspired writing of Israel’s 3rd King, Solomon. In this book Solomon deals with wisdom and with vanity, often looking at the final outcome of good and bad decisions. He also repeatedly drives home the futility and vanity of this life “under the sun” when it is lived without God.

Ecclesiastes is the God inspired writing of Israel’s 3rd King, Solomon. In this book Solomon deals with wisdom and with vanity, often looking at the final outcome of good and bad decisions. He also repeatedly drives home the futility and vanity of this life “under the sun” when it is lived without God.

Ecclesiastes is the God inspired writing of Israel’s 3rd King, Solomon. In this book Solomon deals with wisdom and with vanity, often looking at the final outcome of good and bad decisions. He also repeatedly drives home the futility and vanity of this life “under the sun” when it is lived without God.

Ecclesiastes is the God inspired writing of Israel’s 3rd King, Solomon. In this book Solomon deals with wisdom and with vanity, often looking at the final outcome of good and bad decisions. He also repeatedly drives home the futility and vanity of this life “under the sun” when it is lived without God.

John was part of Jesus’ inner circle among his disciples, along with Peter and James. In the Gospel of John, he gave us the earthly life and ministry of Jesus. In his epistles, I John, II John, and III John, he continues to establish us in the love of God, faith, and sound doctrine.