By rooting out and throwing down Calvin`s five erroneous doctrines and the prevailing forged Christian doctrines on sanctification (that a person incrementally changes to be justified) or justification (that is one is saved and made righteous even with sin in the heart) the book reveals what the righteousness of God is all about (Romans 1:17). Believing in the baptism Jesus Christ received from John the Baptist, His bloodshed on the Cross and His resurrection from the dead reveals God`s unchanging righteousness and this is how we are united with the righteousness of God, together with His servants and the church inside the gospel of the water and the Spirit that is explained throughout the book.

The book looks at the law of sin and death as one of the two laws given to us by God with the second commandment being the special gift of the Holy Spirit that is the law of the Spirit of life. Here it illustrates the purpose of the Law in three folds, firstly it is to give us the knowledge of sin so that we can recognize our sins. By revealing the sins in our hearts in this way we are prone to commit even more sins and become exceedingly sinful as a result. The second thing the Law does is to show us the holiness of God and then thirdly to make unbelievers be judged by God.

The book describes the works of the Holy Spirit and the hope of the believers in the gospel of the water and the Spirit in the Millennial Kingdom and the Kingdom of Heaven as the glory that will be revealed in us the sons of God who wait for the Kingdom of God through the Holy Spirit. This hope of the sons of God is for all creations including plants and animals to be freed from death and for these creatures to live eternally waiting for the coming of the sons of God who partake in the present sufferings with Christ, while as pitiable sinners before they have been chosen in Christ to be predestined, called, justified and glorified once and for all as God`s elect in a predestination planned within God`s righteousness, which in the book has been impartially and fairly given to everyone who believes. ✉️