Richard Mallette Th.d.

Be Not Ignorant Brethren Richard Mallette Th.d.

There are numerous places in the Word of God where we are told "not to be ignorant". Different circumstances and situations have caused Peter and Paul to write these words to the church. Today, we have many God-loving Christians who need to hear these words spoken to them for a number of reasons. One being that these men and women of God do not have any depth to their understanding of what the scriptures say, nor do they even care to delve deeper to get the real meaning out. Some of these people make statements, thinking they are quoting scriptures, but in reality are simply repeating what they heard others say, and when you ask them about these statements, they have no answers that will line up with God's holy Word. A good example is; they say "God is sovereign", or they say "God is so mysterious, you'll never know what He'll do". I will address these two issues in this book, and more, with a sincere desire, not only to clear up some misconceptions, but at the same time, cause a thirst in those who read this book, and that this thirst will only be satisfied by the true knowledge they will acquire from God's Word.