You Be The Judge

What happens when humanity rejects God's authority and chooses its own path?

You Be The Judge invites readers on a compelling journey through Scripture to examine one of the Bible's most profound themes: the relationship between God's authority, mankind's rebellion, and the consequences that follow. Rather than presenting opinions or religious traditions, this book encourages readers to search the Scriptures for themselves and discover how the Bible consistently reveals God's redemptive plan from Genesis to Revelation.

Drawing upon more than four decades of biblical study and over twenty years of pastoral ministry, Dave Armentrout carefully traces the biblical pattern of authority, rebellion, and consequences, often referred to throughout the book as the ARC. Through historical accounts, prophetic passages, and the teachings of Christ, readers are challenged to examine the evidence, consider the Scriptures in context, and allow Scripture to interpret Scripture.

Whether you are a lifelong student of the Bible or someone searching for answers, this book offers an opportunity to explore questions that have shaped faith for generations:

• What does the Bible reveal about God's purpose for humanity?
• Why does rebellion against God continue throughout history?
• How do biblical events connect to one another across the entire narrative of Scripture?
• What can we learn from the lives of those who chose obedience and those who chose rebellion?
• How does God's plan of redemption point us to Jesus Christ?

Written with clarity, biblical depth, and a heart for truth, You Be The Judge does not ask readers to simply accept the author's conclusions. Instead, it invites each person to examine the Scriptures, weigh the evidence, and reach their own conclusions.

If you desire a deeper understanding of God's Word and a greater appreciation for His unfolding plan throughout history, this book will encourage you to open your Bible, search the Scriptures, and discover the truth for yourself.

The evidence is before you. The Scriptures are open. Now, you be the judge.