The Old Testament Gospel of Jesus Christ

¹To understand the Truth of the Old Testament Gospel of Jesus Christ that you find here, you must first be able to accept one simple fact: The Truth does not change. If something was held to be true by a past generation of Church leaders, you should ask yourself why it is no longer held to be true by the current generation of Church leaders. If something was held to be true by several earlier generations of Church leaders, the question should be even more of a concern to you. A belief that was held for centuries should carry much more weight than a doctrine that was introduced later, especially so if that doctrine contradicts it. Many of the things I explain here will flatly contradict things that are widely taught in the Church today. That is because, as I explain below, the leaders of the Church have once again lost the Truth of the Gospel. That is, Church leaders today are teaching things that contradict the Truth that earlier generations of Church leaders believed and held as undeniable Truth. In some cases, Church leaders are now teaching things that contradict what has been fundamental Christian doctrine since the very inception of the Church. Some of the things that I explain in these pages will be confirmed by things the leaders of the Protestant Church have written over the course of the past 500 years. Still others will be confirmed by things the leaders of the Early Church wrote. Many of the things I present will be completely novel ideas to you. Just keep this in mind: The things I tell you do not contradict the things believed by earlier generations of Church leaders, they complement and confirm them. If you are seeking to know the Truth, I challenge you to test the things I explain here. They will prove themselves to be true.

Larry Dee Harper, The Old Testament Gospel of Jesus Christ, p. 1