Passover Edition of "Fresh Eyes to READ the BIBLE- Book 1: Biblical St…

  We are pleased to announce that the “Passover Edition” of “Fresh Eyes to READ the BIBLE-Book 1: Biblical Steps for Growing in Faith” is now available. This edition includes all the contents of the previous versions, and this time we have elaborated to create "Paska," the AI explainer for the book. We are sure Paska will help those who find some parts of this book difficult. To meet Paska, please log in to Google Gemini, scan the QR code above, and touch "Gems" on the screen, and Paska will be there to help.

  We recommend that you read this book to access “The Biblical Map of Life," which redefines faith not as a religious concept but as a precise "engineering of life." The faith that we have is an eternal life and death matter that should be real, not abstract in our minds.

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The Biblical Map of Life: The Engineering of Spiritual Rebirth

This book is far more than a theological commentary;  
it is a multidimensional “Biblical Map of Life” designed to visualize 
the abstract stages of faith into a clear, sequential process.

1. A Linear Map Through the 66 Books of the Bible
    While most spiritual literature focuses on the “result” of faith, 

this book reveals the “process.” It traces a rigorous spiritual assembly line: 
Old Testament (Religious life before meeting the real Jesus: an apostle) 
-> The Synoptic Gospels (Destruction of Old Self) -> The Gospel of John
(Rebirth) -> The Acts (Build Church) -> The Epistles (Performing Spiri-
tual Surgery as a Reborn Leader) -> Revelation (Final Confirmation). 
  Readers will identify exactly where they are on this map and discover 

the biblical reasons why their growth may have stalled.

2. Redefining Salvation Through the Reality of “Giving Birth”
    To the modern believer who misinterprets salvation as a mere 
doctrinal agreement, the author presents the profound mystery 
of “giving birth” to Christ. Moving through the “birth pangs” 
experienced by the disciples—who transitioned from the 
bondage of the Law to becoming the Gospel itself—this book 
brings the concept of salvation down from the clouds of 
abstraction into the gritty, beautiful reality of life.
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3. The Resurrection in the “Here and Now”
    Resurrection is not treated as a distant future event or a relic 
of the past. Instead, it is defined as the “actual reign” of Christ’s life 
over the self, occurring right here, and right now. The book concludes 
at the stage of Revelation, where death is seen not as a biological end, but 
as the Final Confirmation of one's journey. 
    It challenges readers to live not just as followers, but as true Martyrs—

testifiers whose lives are ultimately validated by their death.