SALVATOR MUNDI: Or Is Christ the Saviour of all Men?

Samuel Cox

thg 1 1880 · E.P. Dutton & Company

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The purpose of this work is to open our minds specially to those who blindly trust what it has being widely accepted and approved of our authorized version of today’s Bible.

 

With the help of Biblical scholars and experts in Greek grammar this book delivers the truth about our idea of “damnation” and “hell”. Samuel Cox demonstrates how inaccurate and misleading these words are and that no such words are to be found in the Greek, that is in the original Testament. Cox clarifies the current conception of a final and ever-during place of torment and of a divine sentence which adjudges men to that place of torment.

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

“Our sole purpose is to expound the scriptures honestly and intelligently by permitting them to explain themselves; neither thrusting upon them miracles which they do not claim or dogmas to which they lend no support, nor venturing to question the doctrines they obviously teach or the miracles which they plainly affirm.” — Samuel Cox