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The book exposes readers to an enemy they cannot see, one who he says is controlling many of the Christian churches today with their own form of doctrine that corrupts the words of the New Testament.
In the book he lists the churches he feels are operating in darkness as well as the criteria for these churches. He tells the reader how they can be set free, through the power of God.
In "Blinded by the Devil," Teneriello writes that self help books will not set you free from finances, sickness, or depression.
Teneriello writes, "Jesus said in order for you to be set free you must first learn the truth. Jesus said, 'I am the truth and the way and the light. Those who know of me will be set free. For if the Son sets you free, you are free indeed!"
"There are many who preach this but who fully do not understand its meaning," says Teneriello. "If anything [my book] asks the reader to have an open mind and research for themselves the truth as to why they exist. It clearly takes the reader to the three major religions and compares them and their agendas. I then take them on a journey of truthful scripture and teach them how to operate in the full power of God. I hope their eyes will be lifted as they will see how and why an enemy they cannot see is out to steal, kill, and destroy them."
An ordained minister of the Gospel, the author was inspired to write this book by a single event which changed the way he viewed many of today's prominent Christian churches. In December 2007, he had a supernatural encounter with God that exposed how false churches that have risen since the foundation of the New Testament Gospels.
During his research, he visited numerous churches and denominations, comparing them to the New Testament Gospels, and studied three major world religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. It was through these studies-as well as assistance which came "from a higher source" that Teneriello was able to pen the book. (Source: GospelNewsWire.com)
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