Redigging the Wells of our Fathers is not a book you can read through just once. The first time you read it, you won't be able to put it down because you will be wondering, "What else have I been misinformed about by the church?" So you will want to do the first read-through just to get an overview of the scope of the book. Then the second time you can spend more time really thinking about what Larry is saying.

This book requires a lot of thought and careful consideration. You will return to it again and again. And those are the best kinds of books--the ones who become like old friends. While reading this book, I found myself experiencing the gamut of emotions: relief, frustration, anger, joy, and vindication. Several times I thought, "I knew it! I knew something was wrong. I just didn't know what to do about it."

Larry covers a lot of ground--the Jewish roots of our faith, the schemes and abuses of the church through its history, the true body of Christ, the real meaning of the Passover, and more. But the most remarkable thing about this book is Larry's explanation of the New Covanant.

I had been brought up in the faith, studied the Bible conscientiously throughout my adult years, and considered carefully the fundamental teachings and claims of Christ. But never before reading Larry's book had I heard the New Covenant explained so beautifully. That chapter alone is worth the price of the book. Thank you, Larry!

Jody Stephenson, Author of Faltering Toward Perfection

This is an excellent book for any serious theological student. The historical research concerning the subject of the development of church doctrine(or the departure from the jewish roots), is precise, concise, and to the point, just like I like to study. I would recommend this book to biblical colleges and seminaries for subject matter study or extra reading.

I believe this book could be an aid in helping to complete the Reformation started by Martin Luther. It also is scriptural in the sense of Isaiah 58's promise of "rebuilding the old waste places". "My people perish for the lack of knowledge" - we need truth knowledge like this book offers!

There is so much meat of truth in this book I have to read a while, digest, and come back for more. This book will be a reference book for my library that I know I will use continually.

Well done Larry

Delbert Cronister, Associate Pastor Crescent Assembly of God