Title: Sugar Coated Theology
Product review: After careful study of this book I have found that it is not only thelogically emptey but it uses a minority translation to establish its premise. That somehow this prayer which is not found in any of the Lord Jesus's discourse on Prayer is a wonderous solution for getting closer to God. If so, then why, when Jesus's disciples asked Him to teach them to pray did He not just say, "He guys, go with the Prayer of Jabez." A better book by far, is written by Mike Nappa, "The Prayer of Jesus". If you want to get closer to God get Mr. Nappa's book and read it alongside your Bible. If you want to waste your time on trivia read the Prayer of Jabez but don't use your Bible alongside it, there will be an obvious lack of truth involved in comparing it to the Scriptures. You may have to order Mr. Nappa's book but it is well worth it. If you want empety sugar coated theology get the Jabez book, if you want "Meat and Potatoes" substance stay away from it and order Prayer of Jesus by Nappa.
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