I am not an avid reader but read Killing Jesus in two sessions.
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Refreshing to read facts of the history of a very important man, I have read all of Orielly's books, read Killing Linclon twice. Found all of them very interesting and informative.
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I'm about a third of the way through.  This is book one doesn't just read like a novel, one studies it.
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I loved this devotional, even more than the book. I journaled through it in a separate notebook and it was a great time to worship Jesus
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I am not too much of a religious kind so when I received this eBook as a gift I wasn't very much eager to read it. However I started reading it late night and slept only after completing it. I have never read the bible myself but surely heard some of its stories.
Five plays from the gospels is an inspiring set of stories for everyone. The lines bind the minds of the readers. I liked them as they weren't deeply into heavy biblical terms but a style that was well understood and related.
Personally I found it a very good read
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I enjoy reading history especially people in the Bible. He was not a nice person, but the history  was interesting. I'm Still reading the book
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Das Jesus Video and Der Jesus Deal are a couple of the best books I have read. I am looking forward to a third Jesus book.
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i couldn't stop  turning the pages with thus one.it was spectacular! basicly theres 2 people looking for a bit of irrefutable proof jesus was mortal and well liked but not a miracle man in the form of the "holy grail".what ends up happening is they delve deeper and deeper into the world of some secret society.they never really do say at the end.its chalked full of theology,but im educated in that respect and had no trouble following the book.jesus was a man.but the one god decided to perform miracles through and,of course,his son..im sure this book is gonna piss a lot of people off .i also think it was unwise for whoever to put this out both for thier health and for thier spiritual profile.its interesting to read but ultimately a ultra-let down.
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I do not read very much and when I do it takes me a couple months to finish a book however I finished this one in a couple of days.
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Not too many books will I read twice but this one was telling a personal story that I could relate to and understand. It was a story of growth and surviving while finding Jesus.
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I started reading the three books a second time.  I consider them to be my bible.
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Between March 2012 and the 1st of August 2016, I was pretty much grounded while getting chemo.  I had it weekly instead of the greater doses every three weeks because I won the side effects derby.  Since I had so much couch time on my hands, I turned to reading, which is something I have loved since I learned how to read, and, even with the chemo, and the uncertainty of the outcome,  I felt like I won the lottery getting so much time to read.  Before I got a kindle, I actually brought a bag of books with me to the chemo sessions.  I read the Bible, and stories of the Saints, which really lifted me up.  And, I read Christian fiction, mostly Christian cozy mysteries, but when the opportunity came to download "Chop Chop" for free, I took it.  And read it.  And I was deeply touched.  I was, and am, so fortunate that I had a deep peace all during my therapies, and cancer wasn't the first difficult thing that had happened in my life, so I could really relate to the faith-struggling-overcoming experience of the protagonists in the teeth of harsh trials.  I am not about to give anything away here.  Anyway,  I recently had the opportunity to read it again, and then I wanted to read ALL of the books by L.N. Kronk.  I did begin with "Chop Chop", but I did not read the books in order.  I suggest reading them in order, but my goodness, they are all good and worth reading.  I think I am four down with four to go, and now I am going to continue reading L.N. Cronk's books until I have read them all.  I find them to be incredibly affirming, and the timing is so right, that I believe this re-discovery to be a "God thing", and I say that with sincerity, awe, and reverence.  And thanksgiving.  Yes, I recommend these.  A caveat:  I did not purchase this set;  I already began to purchase the books separately,  however, I plan on giving the set as a Christmas gift to those close to me who have and read their kindles.  I only wish it would be published in print before Christmas.
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I have no business critiquing this magnificent work. I am neither a scholar nor for that matter even very bright. Though I can tell the good stuff from the mediocre. What can I say of this work? Well, I once spent a summer in a small hermit's cave near Death Valley with nothing more to do than read and pray. It took me four months to read Dark Night of The Soul; just a slow reader I guess. I am retired now with nothing more to do than read and pray and do the laundry. I started "On Grace and Free Will" early Monday morning. I have not yet finished, it is Saturday late afternoon. I expect it will take me a while longer to finish; and then I will most certainly read it again immediately following. It took me 1/2 hour to read the table of contents; as I read through the tables I would stop, weep, and pray. Some books are like that for me. This is one. For me, reading Saint Augustine's treatise on Grace and Free Will is like sitting in my living room with Saint Augustine as guest in my home. I have not been able to read a page (that's a Kindle page set for larger font) without stopping to praise God, His Church, His Saints, and for letting me, an ignorant fool of a man, be part of it. Thank you Wyatt; you are a precious man in God's service, thank you very much for this sharing of Saint and scholar. I love this book.
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It's interesting to read from Christians pov. But after reading the original book I felt like I was just rereading.
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I thought this was very good material. I read through it twice and it seems I was gaining better ground in my research of Revelation.
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It seems that Lisa Harmon's brother Thomas is the pastor of a thriving megachurch, and his members are being murdered in really freaky ways. The book opens with a doctor putting his daughter to bed. This doctor performs abortions, and earlier in the day he had received a cryptic note on a church bulletin: THOU SHALT NOT KILL. He appears to die from a heart attack brought on by fright, but the words THOU SHALT NOT KILL also appear on the daughter's wall. The next victim is a businessman whose car stereo suddenly plays the song "Money" on every station, and whose car stalls out on the railroad tracks. The doors lock and he can't get out. When the train comes rolling towards him, he can not escape. On the seat beside him is a note on church stationary: THOU SHALT NOT STEAL.

So Rev. Thomas Harmon calls on his sister, Ex FBI, and Charlie Madison Special Oops turnes to minstry, to help find whoever is killing his church members. Meanwhile, there is also a cult going on in the woods: teenagers in the town are gathering, sacrificing cats, and calling on some forces that they don't understand. The guy who is behind the cult teaches that Jesus and Satan are acting together to bring revenge. These rituals in the woods call up something no one expected.

The book is teaming with supernatural occurrences, and  the hair on the back of my neck bristled more than once. It definitely held my interest all the way through. There are so many stories going on at the same time and lots of baggage that needs to be unloaded, lots of problems that only God can handle. I can't say I am in complete agreement with some of the theology, but it gives a reader plenty to think about. Hopefully it will not only entertain the readers, but bring them closer to God in the process. It certainly made me think a bit more about certain areas I need to pray about more. It also should make us think about the power of worship and praise, and the need to really mean it when we sing those powerful songs to the Lord. I feel like the power of prayer is downplayed a bit too much in order to emphasize what true praise and worship are, but, nevertheless, some good points are made.

With an emphasis on teenagers, this book certainly qualifies as Young Adult, but it is most assuredly a good one for adults, too.
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I'm not normally much of a book reader but I was actually able to read this and finish it without getting boared
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I don't want to say anything terribly negative about the book.  It is obvious that a great deal of research went into its development.  I will just say that it is not an easy read.  If you want something that is specifically about Jesus, this may not be the best choice.