What if much of what passes for Christianity today would have been unrecognizable to Jesus Christ and His apostles?

For nearly two thousand years, traditions, philosophies, and the customs of pagan nations have gradually become intertwined with the faith once delivered to the saints. Doctrines have been debated. Councils have spoken. Denominations have multiplied. Yet God's Word remains unchanged.

In Let God Be True: But Every Man a Liar, Karajah Yashar challenges readers to examine every belief, tradition, and practice through the lens of Scripture alone. Beginning in Genesis and tracing God's plan through the prophets, the life of Jesus Christ, and the teachings of the apostles, this book presents the Bible as one unified story centered on God's Kingdom, His commandments, and His covenant with His people.

Written in a clear, engaging style, Let God Be True: But Every Man a Liar calls believers to reject the traditions of men whenever they conflict with the Word of God. It is a call to return to the ancient paths, rediscover the faith of the early disciples, and live as citizens of God's Kingdom.

Whether you have walked with Christ for decades or are searching for answers for the first time, this book will challenge assumptions, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and inspire you to pursue the truth with renewed conviction.

Because when God's Word speaks, every other voice must be measured against it.