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10/29/2013 - The pastors conference in Lake Sebu, Mindanao, Philippines, was identified as the ninth sign of El... Read More
10/28/2013 - Lindsey says he was told last summer that the banking collapse is being timed to occur shortly aft... Read More
10/28/2013 - My fifth book on Deuteronomy has now been completed and may be ordered for $15, plus $5 postage or... Read More
Series: History of the 2nd Century Church - The letter that Governor Pliny the Younger sent to his friend, the Emperor Trajan, gives us an independent witness to some basic practices of the early Christians. The letter is dated from 111-113 A.D., around the time that Ignatius was martyred in Rome. T... Read More
Series: History of the 2nd Century Church - Ignatius, bishop of Antioch, was martyred probably in 113 A.D. at the beginning of the second century. He was born about 30 A.D. and was reputed to be the child in Matthew 18:2, 3, " (2) And he called a child to Himself and set hi... Read More
http://news.aol.com/story/ar/_a/scandal-brews-at-oral-roberts-university/20071006124309990001... Read More
Series: Open Letter - I received some tracts today, along with a letter from a concerned Christian, saying, "Please don't let anyone convince you that there isn't a real hell. That's why Jesus died. You need to get saved. Only by the blood of Jesus Chris... Read More
Series: History of the 2nd Century Church - As the second century began, the Age of the Apostles was ending. John was an old man, recently released from his exile at Patmos by Roman Emperor Nerva, under whose benevolent rule many of the injustices of Domitian had been rectified. Nerva's rule, ho... Read More
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