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BY THEREV. HENRY MARTYN, B.D.

FOURTH EDITION.

LONDON:PRINTED BY RICHARD WATTS,

FOR THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY,IN THE TEAR

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5 minutos a ayudarexcepto otros - diferencie eternoDios querido,

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que usted quisiera que hicieran. Ayude por favor a cada uno deellos a no tener miedo y a no recordar que usted es el dios que contesta

a rezo y que esta a cargo de todo.Ruego que usted los animara, y que usted los proteja,

y el trabajo y el ministerio que estan contratados adentro.Ruego que usted los protegiera contra las fuerzas espirituales

que podrfan danarlas o retardarlas abajo. Ayudeme por favor cuandoutilizo este nuevo testamento tambien para pensaren ellas de modo

que pueda rogar para ellas y asi que pueden continuar ayudando a masgente Ruego que usted me diera un amorde su palabra santa,y que usted me daria la sabiduria y el discernimiento espiritualespara conocerle mejory para entender los tiempos que estamos

adentro y como ocuparse de las dificultades que me enfrentan con cada dia.Senor God, me ayuda a desear conocerle mejor y desear ayudar

a otros cristianos en mi area y alrededordel mundo. Ruego que usteddiera el Web site y los de E book el equipo y los que trabajan en

que les ayudan su sabiduria. Ruego que usted ayudara a los miembrosindividuales de su familia (y de mi familia) espiritual a no ser enganado,

pero entenderle y desear aceptarle y seguir de cada manera.y pido que usted haga estas cosas en el nombre de J esus, amen, I

(por que lo hacemos tradujeron esto a muchas idiomas?Porque necesitamos a tanto rezo como sea posible,

y a tanta gente que ruega para nosotros y el este ministeriotan a menudo como sea posible. Gracias porsu ayuda.

El rezo es una de las mejores maneras que usted puede ayudarnos mas).

Saying a Prayer never hurts.


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er -*5 minuti da aiutare risparmi altri - faccia una differenza eterna

Caro dio.

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l loro la comprensione spiritosa per il lavoro che li desiderate fare.Aiuti loro prego ciascuno a non avere timore ed a non ricordarsidi che siete il dio che risponde alia preghiera e che e incaricatodi tutto. Prego che consigliereste loro e che li proteggete ed

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io per loro ed in modo da possono continuare a aiutarepiu gente Prego che mi dareste un amore della vostra parolasanta e che mi dareste la saggezza ed il discernment spiritosi

per conoscerli piu meglio e per capire 1 tempi chesiamo dentro e come risolvere

colta che sono confrontato con ogni giorno. II signore Go Sie uns am meisten helfen konnen).

Saying a Prayer never hurts.


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Dear Lord,Thank you that this New Testament has been released

so that we are able to learn more about you.Please help accurate versions to have wide circulation.Please help us obtain copies of the accurate GreekNew Testament.

Please help the people responsible formaking this E book available.

Please help them to be able to work well,and make more E books and information availablePlease help them to have all the resources,

the funds, the friends, the strength and the timethat they need and want so that they are able

to keep working for You. Please help me to rememberto pray for them so this will help other believers.

Please help their family members to not be deceived.Please help their families to truly turn to the real J esusand to follow Him and understand His divine perspective.

Please help those family members to understandthe importance of spiritual priorities instead of the false

god of money.I pray that you would encourage those working on E books,and that you protect them, and the work & ministry that they

are engaged in. I pray that you would protect themfro lat

could harm them or slow them down. Please protecttheir right and ability to distribute the E books.


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A ChristianUnderstanding

ofEternal Life

And how to knowfor sure that

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Saved - How To become aChristianhow to be saved

A Christian is someonewho believes thefollowing

Steps to Take in order to become atrue Christian, to be Saved & Have a

real relationship & genuineexperience with the real GodRead, understand, accept and

believe the following verses fromthe Bible:

1. All men are sinners and fall shortof God's perfect standardRomans 3: 23 states thatFor all have sinned, and come short ofthe glory of God;


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2. Sin - which is imperfection in ourlives - denies us eternal life withGod. But God sent his son J esusChrist as a gift to give us freelyEternal Life by believing on J esusChrist.

Romans 6: 23 statesFor the wages of sin is death; but thegift of God is eternal life through J esusChrist our Lord.

3. You can be saved, and you aresaved by Faith in J esus Christ. Youcannot be saved by your goodworks, because they are not goodenough . But God's good work ofsending J esus Christ to save us,and our response of believing - ofhaving faith - in J esus Christ, that iswhat saves each of us.Ephesians 2: 8-9 states8 For by grace are ye saved throughfaith; and that not of yourselves: it isthe gift of God:9 Not of works, lest any man shouldboast.


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4.God did not wait for us to becomeperfect in order to accept orunconditionally love us. He sentJ esus Christ to save us, eventhough we are sinners. So J esusChrist died to save us from our sins,and to save us from eternalseparation from God.Romans 5:8 statesBut God commendeth his love towardus, in that, while we were yet sinners,Christ died for us.

5. God loved the world so much thatHe sent his one and only Son to die,so that by believing in J esus Christ,we obtain Eternal Life.I ohn 3: 16 statesFor God so loved the world, that hegave his only begotten Son, thatwhosoever believeth in him should notperish, but have everlasting life.6. If you believe in J esus Christ, andin what he did on the C ross for us,by dying there for us, you know for a


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fact that you have been givenEternal Life.

I I ohn 5: 13 statesThese things have I written unto youthat believe on the name of the Son ofG od; that ye may know that ye haveeternal life, and that ye may believe onthe name of the Son of God.7. If you confess your sins to God,he hears you take this step, and youcan know for sure that He does hearyou, and his response to you is toforgive you of those sins, so thatthey are not remembered againstyou, and not attributed to you everagain.

I I ohn 1:9 statesIf we confess our sins, he is faithful andjust to forgive us our sins, and tocleanse us from all unrighteousness.If you believe these verses, or wantto believe these verses, pray thefollowing: LordJ esus, I need you. Thank youfor dying on the cross for my sins. Iopen the door ofmy life and ask you


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to save me from my sins and giveme eternal life. Thank you forforgiving me ofmy sins and givingme eternal life. I receive you as mySavior and Lord. Please take controlof the throne ofmy life. Make me thekind ofperson you want me to be.Help me to understand you, and toknow you and to learn how to followyou. Free me from all of the things inmy life that prevent me fromfollowing you. In the name of theone and only and true J esus Christ Iask all these things now, Amen .Does this prayer express your desire toknow God and to want to know His love? If you are sincere in praying thisprayer, J esus Christ comes into yourheart and your life, just as He said hewould.

It often takes courage to decide tobecome a Christian. It is the rightdecision to make, but It is difficult tofight against part of ourselves thatwants to hang on, or to find againstthat part of our selves that hastrouble changing. The good news is


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that you do not need to changeyourself. J ustCry out to God, prayand he will begin to change you.God does not expect you to becomeperfect before you come to Him. Notat all. ..this is why He sent J esus...sothat we would not have to becomeperfect before being able to knowGod.Steps to take once you have asked

J esus to come into your lifeFind the following passages in the

Bible and begin to read them:1. Read Psalm 23 (in the middle ofthe Old Testament - the 1st half ofthe Bible)2. Read Psalm 913. Read the Books in the NewTestament (in the Bible) of J ohn,Romans & I J ohn4. Tell someone of your prayer andyour seeking God. Share that withsomeone close to you.5. Obtain some of the books on thelist of books, and begin to read


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them, so that you can understandmore about God and how He works.6. Pray, that is - just talk to and withGod, thank Him for saving you, andtell him yourfears and concerns, and ask him forhelp and guidance.7. email or tell someone about thegreat decision you have made todayin

Does the being savedprocess only work for thosewho believe ?For the person who is not yetsaved, their understanding of1) their state of sin and 2) God'spersonal love and care forthem, and His desire andability to save them....is whatenables anyone to becomesaved.So yes, the being savedprocess works only for those


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who believe in J esus Christand Him only, and place theirfaith in Him and in His workdone on the Cross....and if so , then how doesbelieving save a person?Believing saves a person because ofwhat it allows God to do in the Heartand Soul of that person.But it is not simply the fact of abelief . The issue is not havingbelief but rather what we have abelief about.IF a person believes in Salvation byFaith Alone in J esus C hrist (ask usby email if this is not clear), thenThat belief saves them. Why ?because they are magical ?No, because of the sovereignty ofGod, because of what God does tothem, when they ask him into theirheart& life. When a person decidesto place their faith in J esus Christand ask H i m to forgive them of


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their sins and invite Jesus Christinto their life & heart, this is whatsaves them - because of what Goddoes for them at that moment intime.

At that moment in time when theysincerely believe and ask God tosave them (as described above),God takes the life of that person,and in accordance with the will ofthat human, having requested Godto save them from their sins throughJ esus Christ- God takes thatperson's life and sins [all sins past,present and future], and allocatesthem to the category: of one ofthose people who Accepted the FreeGift of Eternal Salvation that Godoffers .From that point forward, their sinsare no longer counted against them,because that is an account that ispaid by the shed blood of J esusChrist. And there is no person thatcould ever sin so much, that God'slove would not be good enough forthem, or that would somehow not beable to be covered by the penalty of


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death that J esus Christ paid theprice for. (otherwise, sin would bemore powerful than J esus Christ -which is not true).Sometimes, People have troublebelieving in J esus Christ because oftwo extremes:First the extreme that they are notsinners (usually, this means that aperson has not committed a serioussin, such as murder , but God says thatall sins separates us from God, evensupposedly-small sins. We - as humans- tend to evaluate sin into more seriousand less serious categories, because wedo not understand just how serioussmall sin is).

Since we are all sinners, we all havea need for God, in orderto haveeternal salvation.

Second the extreme thatthey arenotgood enough for J esus Christ tosave them. This is basically done bythose who reject the Free offer ofSalvation by Christ J esus becausethose people are -literally - unwilling


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to believe. After death, they willbelieve, but they can only choseEternal Life BEFORE they die.The fact is that all of us, are notgood enough for J esus Christ tosave them. That is why Paul wrote inthe Bible For all have sinned, andcome short of the glory of God(Romans 3:23).Thankfully, that is not the end of thestory, because he also wrote For thewages of sin is death; but the gift of Godis eternal life through J esus Christ ourLord. (Romans 6: 23)

That Free offer of salvation isclarified in the following passage:J ohn 3: 16 ForGod so loved theworld, that he gave his onlybegotten Son, that whosoeverbelieveth in him should not perish,but have everlasting life.17 For God sent not his Son into theworld to condemn the world; butthat the world through him might besaved.


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Prayers that countThe prayers that God hears

We don't make the rules any morethan you do. We just want to helpothers know how to reach God, andknow that God cares about thempersonally.

The only prayers that make it toHeaven where God dwells are thoseprayers that are prayed directly toHim through J esus Christ or inthe name ofJ esus Christ 1 .God hears our prayers because weobey the method that God hasestablished for us to be able toreach him. If we want Him to hearus, then we must use the methodsthat He has given us tocommunicate with Him.


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And he explains - in the NewTestament - what that method is:talking to God (praying) inaccordance with God's will - andcoming to Him in the name of J esusChrist . Here are some examples ofthat from the New Testament:(Acts 3:6) Then Peter said, Silver andgold have I none; but such as I have giveI thee: In the name of Jesus Christ ofNazareth rise up and walk.(Acts 16:18) And this did she many days.But Paul, being grieved, turned and saidto the spirit, I command thee in thename of Jesus Christ to come out of her.And he came out the same hour.(Acts 9:27) But Barnabas took him, andbrought him to the apostles, anddeclared unto them how he had seen theLord in the way, and that he had spokento him, and how he had preached boldlyat Damascus in the name of Jesus .


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(2 Cor 3:4) And such trust have wethrough Christ to God-ward: (i.e.toward God)(Gal 4:7) Wherefore thou art no more aservant, but a son; and if a son, then anheir of God through Christ .(Eph 2:7) That in the ages to come hemight show the exceeding [spiritual]riches of his grace in his kindness towardus through Christ Jesus .(Phil 4:7) And the peace of God, whichpasseth all understanding, shall keepyour hearts and minds through ChristJesus.

(Acts 4:2) Being grieved that they taughtthe people, and preached through Jesusthe resurrection from the dead.(Rom 1:8) First, I thank my Godthrough Jesus Christ for you all, thatyour faith is spoken of throughout thewhole world.(Rom 6:11) Likewise reckon ye alsoyourselves to be dead indeed unto sin,


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but alive unto God through Jesus Christour Lord.

(Rom 6:23) For the wages of sin is death;but the gift of God is eternal life throughJesus Christ our Lord.(Rom 15:17) I have therefore whereof Imay glory through Jesus Christ in thosethings which pertain to God.

(Rom 16:27) To God only wise, be glorythrough Jesus Christ for ever. Amen.(1 Pet 4:11) ...if any man minister, lethim do it as of the ability which Godgiveth: that God in all things may beglorified through Jesus Christ , to whombe praise and dominion for ever andever. Amen.(Gal 3:14) That the blessing of Abrahammight come on the Gentiles throughJesus Christ ; that we might receive thepromise of the [Holy] Spirit throughfaith.


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(Titus 3:6) Which he shed on usabundantly through Jesus Christ ourSaviour;

(Heb 13:21) Make you perfect in everygood work to do his will, working in youthat which is wellpleasing in his sight,through Jesus Christ; to whom be gloryfor ever and ever. Amen.

Anyone who has questions is encouraged to contact us byemail, with the address that is posted on our website.

Note for Foreign Language andInternational Readers & Users

Foreign Language Versions of theIntroduction and Postcript/Afterwordwill be included (hopefully) in futureeditions.


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VERSIONS based uponthe Textus Receptus arethe accurate versions

Please Note: CHECKTHEGREEKTEXT TO BE SUREIt is not that this New Testament Book is 100% perfect.

It may not be, though it is pretty accurate.This is one of the few versions available in

the Mandarin Chinese Language (Older Traditional)that is based upon the accurate Ancient Greek Text.The Printing is from 1885, but the Translation ofthis edition is actually from 1880 which means

it was produced prior to the Revised Versionand the Collation of Westcott& Hort.

It is true that there were problems with versionsin Chinese Language PRIOR to Westcott and Hort,

ever since the work of Griesbach who was incompetent.Accurate Versions of the NT. should always conformto the Greek NT. called the Textus Receptus, which is

the standard historic Koine Greek Text of theNew Testament, (the work of J ohn w Burgon. Carston Thiedeor C.D.Ginsburg in the 1800s demonstrate this over and over)

The Textus Receptus is available onlineUnder Textus Receptus . There are 2

or 3 usual versions of the T.R. :

1. The original 1550/51 Version of theTextus Receptus by Stephens / Stephanos / Estienne2. The version of the T.R. byCura P.Wilson 1833

and3. The Textus Receptus in Koine Greek by

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ATRUE GOD IS NOT AFRAID OF QUESTIONS.THERE MAY BE QUESTIONS YOU CANNOT ANSWERTHERE ARE NO QUESTIONS THAT GOD CANNOT ANSWER,IF HE WANTS. GOD IS BIG ENOUGH. ANY REALGOD

IS ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE CURIOSITY AND DESIRETHAT ANYONE WHO WORSHIPS HIM WOULD WANTTO KNOW.

DO NOT BE AFRAID OF QUESTIONS... IF YOUR GOD IS TRULY GOD

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - FOR THOSE WHO HAVEEITHER CURIOSITY orCOURAGE - For Your Consideration:

The case for Christ by Strobel /Who moved the stone by M orisonBooks by Henry Rawlinson / Books by George Rawlinson

The Two Babylons by HislopBooks by Archibald Sayce (A.H.)Sayce

The Canon (Cannon) of the Old and New Testaments by A. AlexanderThe [ Idolatry of ] the Worship of Mary by J . E ndell Tyler

Books by George STANLEY FaberRevelation by Clarence Larkin

Tract on Christianity and Mohammed by Henry Martin (1824)Works written by lmad-ud-din ; of Umritsur

TAHQY UL IMAN (Inquiry of Faith). 1866. On Evidences of Christianitywritten by Maulvi Ahmad UllahWAQIAT I IMADIYA (Autobiography of Imad-ud-din by himself). 1866

ILTIFAQI MUBAHISA (Account of a verbal Controversy). 1867Original Sources of the Coran / Koran by Muir

Books in French (Auteurs Frangais) = Alain Choiquier 7 Ralph Shallis,Felix Neff, Alexis Muston, T. de Beze, Editions Le Phare,

Accurate Edition: (Texte Regu) of the New Testament in Greek (Grec) =Nouveau Testament Grecde Robert Estienne (1550/151)[Estienne is sometimes also called Stephens or Stephanos]

Please note the standard information that the last book of the NewTestament (called the Book of Revelation) must be read WITH

the Old Testament book of DANIEL in order to be fully understood.


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