Start Rightly Dividing: How to start studying with the right heart from the right Bible rightly divided.

Start Rightly Dividing is an excellent resource for anyone looking to gain a better understanding of the Bible. It provides an introduction to the practice of rightly dividing God's Word according to the King James Translation and the book of Ephesians. The book covers topics such as understanding the Bible, interpreting Scripture, and applying it to our lives. It also explains how to identify which portion of Scripture applies to us by looking at who it was written to and when it was written. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of recognizing that while all Scripture is for us, not all Scripture is written to or about us. This book is a must-have for anyone wanting to gain a deeper understanding of God's Word and how it applies to their life. Highly recommended!

Been a Christian for 60 years and always had a problem with the book of Hebrews, Acts, Matthew and James. Understanding dispensationalism has opened up the Bible and is a joy to study. This book is an easy read and explains what I should have found out decades ago. I recommend this book whenever I can.

It was a great read!

Informative book

Justin Johnson’s book and his Grace Ambassadors ministry has fundamentally changed my life for the better. Learning to rightly divide and consequently Mid-Acts Pauline Dispensationalism has opened up the scriptures to me and I couldn’t be more thankful. If you are looking to actually start reading and believing your Bible, and finally start spiritually growing from it, this book is for you.

Great reading and learning for those just coming to right division and those who have been rightly dividing for some time. Thank you Justin

This book is filled with hyper dispensationalist. It leads people away from exalting Christ as we ought. It lifts Paul up on a level where Christ should be. Christ introduced the gospel but yet they say that the gospel of Paul is a different gospel then Christs and should be listened to. They insinuate that we are not to listen to Christ and His teachings. This book is deceptive