What did Jesus write in the dust? Twice We know that whatever it was, it was powerful enough to send the accusers of the woman away. Dr. Ron McRay delves into this story by bringing to light biblical information that has not been revealed before. Once again the "old testament" provides vital information in understanding the "new testament." Dr. McRay has been unfolding biblical truth for many years. He has often been ahead of the rest of the evangelical crowd with books such as "The Last Days," "Behold, I Am Making All Things New," "Behold, I Am Coming Quickly" and "The Relationship Of The Church, House And Kingdom To Eschatology." With this book he continues to make known new information that has previously been hiding in plain sight. By using scripture to prove scripture, he imparts a straightforward approach to uncovering the truths of the Bible. Followers of Jesus have discovered his insights to be an accurate application of scriptural principles on many subjects, especially Eschatology (the study of last things). In his newest book he covers several areas of eschatology as well. Subjects such as the second coming of Jesus, the imminent return of Jesus as well as the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. and its importance to a correct biblical understanding are discussed. There is much controversy and discussion of these subjects today, but if the words of Jesus himself and the inspired apostles cannot be trusted, then why would we trust modern day preachers who tell us what is about to happen in our lifetime? Whom can we trust? Dr. Ron leaves no doubt that it is Yahweh's word alone in which we can and should place our confidence. Not one to leave any stone unturned, Dr. McRay uses this writing to present examples of proper Godly living in the 21st century. He brings forth a true understanding of key areas, such as, -Tenderheartedness -Love -Honesty -Meekness These attributes can only be achieved as we understand how sin works to draw us away from that which uplifts and glorifies Jesus. Quoting from his book, "Sin first draws away, then it entices. As one studies the Bible, he will notice that holiness consists of two parts: (1) forsaking that which is evil, and (2) cleaving to that which is good. Sin has two parts also. They are reversed: (1) Man's heart is carried away from that which is good and then (2) enticed to cleave to that which is evil." Enjoy this book by pondering upon and applying the Bible principles, prophecy and history. Further your confidence and trust in the magnificent document that Yahweh has given to us.