Jesus said;
"Not everyone who says to me, 'lord, lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of the Father Who is in heaven.
Many will say to Me on that day, 'lord, lord, did we not prophesy in your name, and cast out demons in your name, and do many wonders in your name?' And then I will declare to them, 'I never knew you; depart from me, you who practice lawlessness.'" (Matthew 7:21–23)
This is one of the scariest passages in Scripture because Jesus spoke these words not to atheists or criminals, non Christians, but to the devout Christians—the ones who prophesied, cast out demons, performed miracles, and preached in his name. They were certain of their salvation—until the door closed and were told depart me I never knew you.
Can a priest, or a devout Christian, go to hell? According to this passage, Jesus said yes. If they were turned away, what makes you think you will enter?
You've prayed the prayers, served the church, and believed the doctrines, but still—a quiet fear whispers: "What if that's not enough?"
What's at stake?
EVERYTHING.
On that day—the only day that ultimately matters—there will be no arguments, no second chances, and no appeals. Jesus left clear teachings in the Gospels. The question is not whether he spoke plainly or clearly, but whether you truly heard him—or merely assumed you did.
Jesus warned that many will hear "depart from Me" and in the same teaching, he said the gate is narrow and few find it. The implication is clear: most will not enter. That is why the gate is narrow. The majority will not enter.
Are you part of the most, or the few?
Let that sober you. It should.
But do not put this book down in fear. Jesus gave this warning not to destroy your hope, but to save you from a false one.
This book is written for one reason: to answer what Jesus himself meant by these terrifying words. It is not based on opinions, traditions, or what we wish he said—but on what he actually said about who enters the kingdom of God, and who does not.
After reading this book, you will know:
· What "doing the will of the Father" actually means—not abstract theology, but a clear, knowable reality Jesus himself clearly and perfectly described.
· The difference between sincere deception and saving faith.
· How to move from uncertainty to unshakable certainty, based on the truth of Jesus's own words.
Do not wait until that day to find out. Your eternal life hangs on one question alone: On that final day, will you be part of the most Christians to whom Jesus will say "depart from me I never knew you", or will you be part of few who will hear— "Welcome, I have always known you" ?
Open this book before that day comes.
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