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BRAND NEW - NEVER READ (Book Table Leftovers)
Soft Cover / 51 Pages
I Really believe that you should read this booklet. Whether you like Dr. Ruckman (I do) or you don't, this booklet does explain the issues.
From the booklet:
"What do you think about Peter Ruckman?” A critique of the teaching of Dr. Peter S. Ruckman. Covers his position on advanced revelation, his defense of divorce and remarriage, his fleshly name calling. This edition contains many new articles: "Is the KJV Advanced Revelation," "The Divorced Pastor," "Salvation Is the Same in the Old and New Testaments," "Dr. Ruckman's Slanderous Mouth," and "My Position on the King James Bible."
About the Author, David Cloud
TESTIMONY AND FAMILY. Bro. Cloud was born in 1949 in Florida, and grew up in a Christian home. He made a profession of faith as a child, but there was no evidence of biblical repentance. During high school he stopped attending church and went very far out into the world. He lived the rock roll lifestyle, hitchhiked across America, and spent time in jail for drug abuse and public drunkenness. By 1973 he had joined a Hindu society and was practicing meditation, but God’s mercy was great toward him and that summer the prayers of his parents and his godly maternal grandmother were answered and he was converted to Jesus Christ at age 23. A year later he began his studies at Tennessee Temple Bible School. Soon after arriving there he met Linda, his wife-to-be, but six weeks later she went to South Asia to be a missionary nurse. They corresponded for a year, got engaged by mail, and she returned to the States for their wedding in August 1976. The Clouds have four grown children, two of whom are missionaries.
MISSIONARY WORK. The Clouds have spent 17 years in South Asia as church planting missionaries. Together with their co-laborers they pioneered a Baptist church in the 1980s and began a new church planting project in 2004.
THE FOUNDING OF WAY OF LITERATURE. When Brother Cloud was saved at age 23, the Lord gave him a burden to communicate the truths of God’s Word via the printed page. Within six months, he had printed my first booklet. It was a book warning about rock roll music. He had gotten a job working as a commercial printer shortly after his conversion, and his boss allowed him to use the equipment on his lunch breaks to print little sermon booklets that he had written. This burden for writing and the printed page has grown steadily through the years. He began using the name Way of Life Literature on his books in 1978. The name came from Proverbs 6:23: "For the commandment is a lamp; and the law is light; and reproofs of instruction are the way of life." The biblical instruction that molds men to God’s will requires reproof. It is not strictly positive. It does not focus on man’s "self-esteem." It does not avoid controversial or unpopular subjects. It warns as well as comforts. It deals with sin and false teaching in a plain manner. It is reproves, rebukes, exhorts with all longsuffering and doctrine (2 Tim. 4:2). This is what we seek to do through Way of Life Literature.
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