Through the Global Church Network, I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Byoungho Zoh. When I preached God’s Word in one of their global gatherings in Manila, Philippines, I deeply sensed the Spirit of Jesus upon Dr. Zoh and everything he shared. This made me aware of his extraordinary commitment to the Bible and the fulfillment of the Great Commission. His passionate zeal for Scripture and helping people to understand the Scriptures is genuine.

Believing the crucifixion of Jesus is the unified narrative of the Bible, which demonstrates how much God loves us and everyone across the globe. Over a decade ago, I led our multi-campus church in America to change our name to Cross Church. After reading his newest work, Jesus’ Three Communion Declarations, I wanted to give a standing ovation for his deep commitment to the cross of Jesus Christ. When he writes about the Old Testament narrative leading “To the cross,” the Four Gospels tell us the story of “The cross,” and the Acts to the Epistles share with us the story, “From the cross,” I wanted to shout! God loves us so much!

Thank you, Dr. Byoungho Zoh, for your love and passion for the Bible, Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, and the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit. God uses you to invest, inspire, and influence the Global Church! To God alone be the glory! - Dr. Ronnie W. Floyd (Author, Speaker, Ministry Strategist, and Former President of the Southern Baptist Convention, the N)

Dr. Byoungho Zoh’s Jesus’ Three Communion Declarations offers a stunningly fresh perspective on communion and the connection between sacred anointing oil and Jesus’ blood. By approaching the Bible as one cohesive narrative, Dr. Zoh uncovers insights that have long been hidden in plain sight, solidifying his reputation as one of the world’s leading voices in biblical scholarship. A must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their grasp of biblical interconnections, intertextuality, and symbolism. - Dr. Leonard Sweet (Best-selling Author (most recently The Sound of Light, Jesus Human, Designer Jesus), Professor (Drew University, George Fox University, Northwind Seminary))

When I reflect on Dr. Byoungho Zoh and his latest book, 『Jesus’ Three Communion Declarations : From The Sacred Anointing Oil To The Precious Blood of Jesus 』, friendship, leadership and scholarship are at the front of my mind. Through God’s providence Dr. Zoh and I met for the first time in person at The Wittenberg 2017 Congress, in celebration of the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. I am most grateful for our friendship that has been forged in faith with focus to finish the Great Commission.

In addition to friendship, his visionary leadership attracts the best of Christian leaders and inspires them to live their life on the heavenly level in Christ Jesus. His walk with the Creator is revealed through his information, inspiration and impartation. I always leave his presence a brighter person and better man. Through his scholarship he has masterfully connected and communicated Jesus’ Three Communion Declarations. In the so called modern era, we need to reminded of the wonderful working power in the blood of the Lamb. Just as the Israelites went out under the blood with a lamb on the inside, Dr. Zoh moves the reader from “then” to “now,” and from remembering “the day of the Passover” to “remembering “the Lamb of God.” He has written the quintessential book to renewing the reverence of the Lord’s Supper and receiving its power in our lives. I highly recommend every Christian leader to purchase a box of Jesus’ Three Communions and invest them into their congregants or/and their leadership team. - Dr. James O. Davis (Founder/President, Global Church Network, Global Church Divinity School)

As one would expect from Dr. Byoungho Zoh, 『Jesus’ Three Communion Declarations : From The Sacred Anointing Oil To The Precious Blood of Jesus 』 is immersed in Scripture. Dr. Zoh ably weaves together an important thread that runs through Scripture, from Passover to the Lord’s Supper. In so doing he also points us to the climax of saving history, Jesus’s death and resurrection on our behalf. He also connects the thread from God dwelling among Israel to the Spirit living in us. The Lord’s Supper that we celebrate invites us to remember God’s plan of salvation and empowerment for mission. - Dr. Craig S. Keener (F. M. and Ada Thompson Professor of Biblical Studies, Asbury Theological Seminary)