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Isn’t the Bible supposed to be the Word of God written by those solely inspired by the Holy Spirit? No doubt Satan lies; but certainly not Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, Samson, or David! The Bible-though the actual infallible Word of God-contains LIES! Author Patricia Von Johnson’s work is a comprehensive study of lies, liars, and lying in the Bible. LIES TOLD IN THE BIBLE is full of Holy Spirit-inspired understanding and thought-provoking truths; as well as a sure conversation starter. Using actual Bible text examples, some stories cited will be familiar, others will surprise readers when realizing that they are reading an account of an unmistakable lie; one significant enough to be recorded in the Word of God, for students of life to learn from. Lies Told in the Bible: Intriguing Stories of Lies and Consequences gives readers pause and provides a vast amount of food for thought. The book has received tremendous pre-publication endorsement. Dr. Norman Wise, Executive Director of Living Water Counseling Center, I praise God for your diligence in writing this book and in carefully focusing a study of the Bible on lies and lying. You have provided a great overview… Von Johnson, a former entrepreneur, graduated Cum Laude from Trinity International University with a degree in Christian Ministry. Dr. Gary Cohen, Professor of Biblical Studies at Miami Christian College, said, LIES TOLD IN THE BIBLE is phenomenal! It is an encyclopedic work that can be used by Sunday school classes for weekly discussions, as well as by families for devotional discussions. The book is organized in an optimum way to help readers, especially Von Johnson’s favorite young readers, see each lie in context, stay engaged through storytelling, and reflect on each chapter’s meaning for them personally.
