This 1900 edition has been reset in a modern font and some spellings have been updated for the convenience of the reader. This is NOT a scanned copy. How did the church respond to the vacuum left by the death of the apostles? This book studies the process that was followed by the early church to preserve the theology of the apostles. As radical ideas were introduced the church responded with increased organizational control. The new leadership of the church protected it from without and from within, but there were consequences as the power of the Bishop increased. James Falconer traces the evolution of the office of the priest in the Roman Catholic Church as he discusses its history and issues.

Exciting stories of the men and women who experienced the great disappointment of 1844, and who persevered with Bible study to learn the meaning of Bible Prophecy. This book has been retyped in a modern font, and is a MUST-READ for children who will be leaders in a future age. This book will instill a zeal for each reader as these stories still inspire us to finish the important work that they began.

Compelling review of the 24th chapter of the gospel of Matthew. This book will reconnect the reader with the zeal of the Advent Pioneers as you are lead through this important chapter of the New Testament. James White's descriptions and analysis is still relevant as he provides a verse-by-verse commentary with detailed explanations. You will be encouraged as you read this book, and review the important words of Jesus that are so important for us today.

Stories of men and women who suffered under the Inquisition. Read how they stood firm for what they believed. This book has been reset using a modern font for easier reading. This is NOT just a scanned copy of an old book.

Originally published in 1860, this book has been retyped for reader convenience. It is an important record of Spiritualism in 19th century America, and a comprehensive study of its beliefs that conflict with the Christian Bible.

Even though this book was written in 1929, it remains a credible voice regarding the history of the Roman Catholic order of the "Society of Jesus" (Jesuits). Learn how the use of Mystical Ecstasy contributes to the recruitment of talented young men, who dedicate their lives to the church. This book is difficult to put down after reading the opening pages, and will be an excellent addition to any personal collection. The book has been retyped using a modern font for easier reading. This is NOT a scanned copy of an old book.

The predictions of Ellen White described and discussed by her contemporaries--why they believed in her gift, and how they were used to advance the Lord's work. This reprint is not a scanned copy, but retyped with a modern font.

Two questions arise repeatedly during discussions of Christian beliefs and what the Bible teaches. -What is Hell? -Should we worship on Sunday? This book looks at these two questions and describes why the Christian community differs, and how one way of interpreting Scripture agrees with a God of love, and another characterizes Him as arbitrary, vengeful and mean-spirited.

This book has stood the test of time, and remains a favorite for students of Church history. "Today the Jesuit is to all intents and purposes master of the situation. His favorite pupils decide Protestant causes, and with calm effrontery honor the head of their Church as a temporal prince" - page 15

Originally printed in 1926, this edition has been re-typed for improved readability. In 1888 The Seventh-day Adventist church realized its message had drifted away from Jesus Christ and had become excessively focused upon the requirements of God's unchanging law. This book describes the historical event, and includes a comprehensive outline of the Scriptures that supported the need for change. Also included are counsels from Ellen White written before and after the decisions were made to place the life of the Savior, the cross and salvation at the center of all religious dialogue.