WHAT DEFILES A MAN

 

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CHAPTER 10 Know the Truth About Yourself.

INTRODUCTION

Generally, the term Defiled means to make something unpure or dirty, especially things that are considered to be important or holy.

When something holy becomes defiled, it is known to be polluted and unpleasant. But in the generation, it is very rare to find people that will stand out to boldly say ‘I am not defiled’ as a matter of fact, most people already cultivated this mindset of believing that No man can be holy.. but the truth about this fact is that the world is suffering and going through afflictions because satan which is known as ‘the prince of the world’ has blinded the eyes or many people from seeing what God is saying concerning them, and making them not to see the simplicity of the gospel of Christ Jesus. Remember, it is written” be thou holy, for I am holy( 1peter 1:16)

In this book, I will be unveiling you to some basic scriptural truth that will help you to be on a right stand with God. This book will enlighten your understanding to know what is rightfully yours and how to take hold on your inheritance in Christ Jesus.

WHAT DEFILES A MAN is a step by step principle to put you on a right standing with God. Because it is the truth that you know that will make you free..

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Rod Loader

Part 2 of my comment -
Forth, please avoid the use of the me and you phrases as they can come across like preaching and we never want the reader to think we are preaching at them. When we want a reader to make a pledge / commitment (like at the end of Chapter 1, then the use of I is great. When we are giving a personal example, then I is great as well. Otherwise using the pronouns 'we' and 'us' is far better. They are far more inclusive words and makes the reader feel the author understands and feels the way they do. Which is correct, or should be. Please check out how I did this in my book "Being Worthy".
Lastly, please don't be discouraged, your content is great, and some minor tweaks will help engage the reader more. Even though I have referred to my book, I know it is still far from perfect, as am I.
I hope I have helped, even in a small way.
God bless and have a great day.
Rod

Rod Loader

Emeka, I've read a few chapters and would like to offer a few suggestions. Please remember that these are only my thoughts, so please don't feel the need to change anything.
First, it is an important subject and it is great that you are sharing about it
Second, there are rules to using direct scripture quotes in a book, the rules are available on the internet, please check out the beginning of my book "Being Worthy" to see how I did it.
Third, bold lettering is like raising your voice and capitals is like shouting. So, although both are important to use at times, we need to limit their use, or the reader will switch off and our point will be missed.

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