True Gospel Revealed anew by Jesus Volume I

It is really astounding that this work is so little known. Can it be that Jesus of Nazareth returned to set straight his teachings, and the world has not noticed? So it would seem. Even though in this work proof is given of the method he taught to obtain a rebirth by spirit. All it takes is some personal effort to test the truth of his words. Jesus claims that you can physically feel God's Divine Love, and that you will discover that it has the ability to change you day by day into a better person. This is the rebirth by spirit that every Christian knows is critical.

Of course the Christian Churches have resisted being told they have it all wrong, even though spiritualist literature abounds with sufficient proof to satisfy the curious that what happens after death is not what the churches claim. But what spiritualist literature lacks, is an explanation of how to progress in the next realm, and in particular, how to reconcile many famous New Testament passages such as: "No one will come to the Father except through me." But all that and far more is revealed to the world through the mediumship of James Padgett. Ironically this work is exactly what Christianity needs to refocus and reclaim the high ground.

In the years 1914 to 1921, James Padgett received some 2,500 communications including over 100 from Jesus of Nazareth, and an even greater number from his apostles. If your interest is why we are here, what we should be doing, and what difference it will make for those that do, and those that don't, this is the book to answer the questions. This is Volume I of a four volume set.

If one is looking for a short description of what this book is about, one might term it a "Philosophy of Progression." From a spiritualist perspective, it goes into great detail about the next realm, and how one can progress from sphere to sphere, and what the major differences are between each sphere. Looked at from a different perspective, it is a careful review of orthodox Christianity, pointing out where this is based on misunderstandings. One could indeed claim that this work is Bible based, but it's not the explanation you will hear in church.