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Review title: As Bad As The Prayer of Jabez
Product review: Both "The Prayer of Jabez" and "Secrets of The Vine" appeal to greedy, self centered people. One of the greatest weaknesses of both books is their faulty exegesis or reading meaning into a passage of Scripture that isn't specifically stated in the text.In Revelation 20:10 & 14-15 we see that Hell with its lake of fire is most certainly a real place. Bruce Wilkinson's graphic description of hell adds much speculative detail to the several verses the Bible shares with us about this place. As revolting as Mary Baxter's description of Hell is in her book "A Divine Revelation of Hell," Wilkinson's isn't much better. I contend we should stick with what is specifically stated in the text of any Scripture and not add to it. Especially when quoting from a passage in Revelation. Revelation 22:19 warns us, "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life..."
