Five Stars
Reviewed By Lesley Jones for Readers’ Favorite
The teachings of the Bible from alleged experts have relayed pretty much the same message for thousands of years. But what if the lessons you have learned have been misleading you? Does everyone earn their place in the Kingdom of God? Throughout this detailed analysis of selected passages, God's Will and Testament by T.S.S., using logic and intelligent reasoning, you will see a clear interpretation of the prophecies. Are we mistaking freaks of nature and natural disasters for accidental events whilst ignoring the warnings foretold in the Bible? Uncover the meaning behind many prophecies of the gospels and the book of Revelation that, on the surface, seem clear but are really shrouded in a mysterious message.
God's Will and Testament by T.S.S. is such a uniquely refreshing perspective on the messages relayed by God and Jesus that will give you so much comfort and insight. The book is clearly well researched and the messages may seem uncomfortable for many who have accepted the truth behind the gospels from preachers and pastors, but what is revealed really makes sense. You have to read this book with an open mind to new possibilities and be willing to see the gospels with a new set of lenses, and if you do, the message is a powerful and relevant one. The author has an amazing ability to bring a renewed interest in your faith and digs deep into the message God is trying to communicate to us. The book is written by a true scholar of the Bible and his explanations make it so easy to understand. This is not a difficult book to read as the author makes it very lighthearted at times but the message remains completely thought-provoking.
Reviewed By Asher Syed for Readers’ Favorite - 4 stars
God's Will and Testament: Legally Executable by T.S.S. is a Christian theology and annotated study of the Book of Revelation according to the King James Version of the Bible. The author uses their knowledge to correlate the book as it is traditionally accepted as having been written by the Apostle John, and an explanation of its meanings that seem to have been pushed aside in the world we live in now. With the exception of its introduction, most of the text is comprised of the Holy Scriptures themselves, taken directly from Revelation chapters one through twenty-two, wherein T.S.S. provides analysis and interpretation with the intent to educate readers who may have misunderstood or had the words misinterpreted through an alternate version of the Bible.
God's Will and Testament is a compact and succinct guide to a text that has frequently been the subject of differing points of view. T.S.S. streamlines the most pervasive of these and delivers an easy to understand dissection that leaves little room to doubt God's will and the consignment of His final message. I personally found the most pointed piece to be from the reasoning provided for Revelation chapter eighteen, The End of Sorcery, where the brotherhood of Freemasons is unmasked through a direct translation as protectors of “the Craft,” among them having relinquished a life eternal for life on earth. As far as annotated scripture goes, T.S.S. offers a simplified and uncluttered assessment that readers who have found lengthier annotations to be overwhelming are sure to appreciate.
