Protest or Perish

Pray and prepare your heart before, during, and after this wonderfully written book. It will challenge the thoughts in society, including the modern churches of today, and puts the story of Job in a perspective that is obvious in hindsight but an inspiring revelation when read. I would give anything to discuss this book and other theological quandries with the author, Jack Chase. Unfortunately for us, yet joyous for him, Jack joined our Creator in heaven many years ago. It is a true blessing that he left behind Protest or Perish for those of us willing enough to put aside our presuppositions and open our minds, as well as our hearts, to the many truths discovered within these pages. I only wish he had written more before stepping into his eternal life with the Lord of all.

This book has helped me understand why most people do not get healed. The author says that anointing with oil and praying for sick has become a dead ritual in the church. This is so true! The church has gotten into putting on exhibitions. Empty hands are being placed on empty heads! The sick and afflicted come hoping for a healing and instead are met with an Evangelist that only wants to pray for those present to get GOLD TEETH !!We do not serve a frivolous God who will give gold teeth to those that have no need of them while the sick are sitting there waiting for prayer and are ignored. Something is very wrong! We go through the motions, but nothing happens. God has not changed. We have!! Like Jack says "When the comforters repented of their folly and asked Job to pray for them, God healed Job". This is a very powerful book that will help all who read it. If you are tired of playing church and are truly seeking for a move of God in your midst you need to read this book. Thank you Jack for being obedient.....

This book has wiped away all my pre-conceived ideas about divine healing. It makes you stand up and take notice of all the foolishness that's been invading the Church.The author has shed new light on the scriptures. Thank you for your obedience to Christ, Jack.

This book is an important work and should be read by every Christian who struggles with understanding the doctrine of divine healing. Why are so few people healed? Why do good people suffer? Written from a deep sense of compassion for the sick and disabled, the Author has the courage to bring to light the errors that are being taught on the subject of divine healing. The Author, confined to a wheelchair, has personally struggled with this question of healing for over 50 years. Like Job, Jack Chase has listened to the words of modern-day comforters. He has pushed his wheelchair through the sawdust into the tents of Oral Roberts healing ministry - and pushed himself back out again. Mr. Chase has listened to the TV evanglists from Benny Hinn to Jack Hayford. Now it is his turn to be heard. Arguing eloquently, the Author takes us from book of Job in the Old Testiment to the book of James in the New Testiment and contrasts the truth found in scripture to the errors in doctrine taught from our pulpits today. I recomend this book to anyone with the compassion to recongize that many suffering people are not finding hope and healing in the church. I highly recomend this book to anyone with enough conviction and courage to ask why.

This isn't just another "how to" book. Mr. Chase isn't expounding his own theories but simply pointing out a few facts. He should know, he's lived them most of his life, he's been there and is still there. He's stepping on toes that need to be stepped on, mine included. Thank you,Jack.