Across every eon (αἰών) of human history, billions of men and women have lived and died without ever hearing the name of Jesus — born in the wrong place, the wrong century, the wrong culture. What does the gospel of Christendom mean to them? This book assembles their voices — from the pre-flood world to the Nazi death camps, from ancient Canaan to feudal Japan — and invites you to hear whether the message most Christians have been taught is truly good news to all mankind. It then turns the question around, offering through Paul the Apostle, Abraham Lincoln, and Gary Amirault’s own testimony, a gospel that actually reaches every generation and every nation. Because if it doesn’t reach all, it isn’t the hope the angel declared to the shepherds of Israel — joy to all people.
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