Mary K. Baxter - A Divine Revelation of Hell

Pros: There is a good and holy message to be given in this book.

Cons: I didn't find anything about this book to be offensive.

The Bottom Line: I think this book is well versed and very informative. It is an excellent investment for anyone's future with Jesus.

Review: My girlfriend lent me this book and said that although Mary Baxter had a version of Heaven's revelation out, that I should read this one first; as in wine tasting - to take the bitter first, because the sweet will be all the more sweeter to follow. I ...

Pros: Good use of Imagery

Cons: Poor book cover

The Bottom Line:

Highly recomended because of its rich contents.

Review: This is one book I have read out of a whole lot of books stating the true picture of hell and the consequences of sin to man. The book does not try to paint a hopeless situation for the living soul (man), rather it seeks to tell man that there is yet ...

Pros: The book is well organized and it have a lot of details to trust on.

Cons: The book should be written for people that don't believe in God.

Review: Is it too hard to believe in something given by God? No, it isn't. We have this amazing book that is telling us a truth: the hell is real, and is unavoidable for those who don't want to obey God. The way the author tells us about this place is with...

Pros: interesting

Cons: not Biblical

Review: A brief summary on what this book is about: Jesus supposedly visited the author of this book sometime back in the 70's. He gave her a divine revelation and she was told to come back and write a book about it in hopes to help spread the gospel of Jesus...

Pros: Perfectly illustrates 'What Not to Do When Writing a Persuasive Book'

Cons: Bible-thumpin brainwash dribble

The Bottom Line: Please do not buy this book. It is upsetting to find that it made the bestseller list. To put it lightly, this book is for susceptible morons.

Review: A Divine Revelation of Hell
By Mary K. Baxter
ISBN: 0883682796

I opened this book with an open mind and soon wished that the author would have taken the same courtesies.

First, the Introduction began with an...

Pros: The book may get people thinking about the need for Christ.

Cons: The book may be dismissed as scare tactic propaganda as old as the dark ages.

Review: Interestingly, you cannot swing a dead cat around this book with out hitting numerous fallacies in biblical teachings. I would start by saying hell may very well be real, but according to the bible, Jesus endured this so no one undeserving would ...