Christian author C.W. Steinle spearheads this investigative journeythrough 3,000 years of western history exposing the deceptive spirits of humanism and deism rooted in ancient philosophy- the same ungodlyinfluences that were reintroduced to western thought during theRenaissance and the so-called Age of Enlightenment. Join the author'squest to uncover the spiritual systems of wickedness that have exaltedthemselves against the knowledge of Christ.Venture beyond conspiracy theories, hidden codes, and secretsocieties to find the real forces responsible for today's rampantlawlessness. Discover why the modern hodgepodge of spiritism,metaphysics, and evolutionary theories are not only false, butinconsistent and self defeating.Get ready for insights you won't find anywhere else- Includes more than 150 supporting references and 11 illustrations.ContentsIntroductionPart I - Pulling Down StrongholdsDeciphering the Mystery of LawlessnessFrom the Flood to the FireThe Lord, He is God!Wrestling with Worldly WisdomPart II - The Legacy of the Manmade ChurchThe Unorthodox Kingdoms of Rome and ConstantinopleThe Kingdoms of the World and Their GloryThe Renaissance of Classical PhilosophyProtest, Reformation, and PeacePart III - The Everlasting KingdomBy My Name - "The Lord"God's Model of Authority / SubmissionLaw-Abiding GracePart IV - How Great is that DarknessThe Dark Side of the EnlightenmentThe Quest for a Lawless UtopiaPart V - Against the Lord and His Anointed OneInternational Lawlessness - The Nations RageThe Paradox of a Lawless LeaderConclusionEpilogueBibliographyExcerpts:[Today's freedom represents neither the Old Testament concept offreedom from ungodly peoples, nor the New Testament freedom from theenemies of sin, death, and eternal separation from God. The new face offreedom is the liberty of self expression - a personal freedom thatperceives as its adversary every form of restriction...Dark freedom means freedom to experiment, freedom to sin, freedomfrom conscience, and freedom from God. Meanwhile, the remnant who stillcling to Judeo-Christian ethics look on in dismay as the citizens of the Western nations surrender all of their other rights for the right tosin. The irresistible lure and promise of lawlessness is that man mightbe set free to live as if there were no God. For this reason, purelawlessness is Atheism. Lawlessness is next to godlessness...The Western Church has diminished the perceived authority of God byembracing the philosophical god of goodness. An ideal god that is toogood to judge. A universal goodness devoid of power to do anything.Today's nominal Christians are disowning the Lord God and followingafter this theoretical god; an inanimate god who sees nothing, hearsnothing, and knows nothing. The philosophical god is as unlike theliving God as the idols of ancient times."But their idols are silver and gold,made by human hands.They have mouths, but cannot speak,eyes, but cannot see.They have ears, but cannot hear,noses, but cannot smell.They have hands, but cannot feel,feet, but cannot walk,nor can they utter a sound with their throats.Those who make them will be like them,and so will all who trust in them." - Psalm 115:4-8 NIVAnd those who make them will be like them! That is, the worshipersof the abstract god will be without discernment, without knowledge, andwithout judgment. Likewise, those who imitate this god believe that itis wrong to distinguish differences, that it is wrong to claim truth,and wrong to judge anyone. But our God is the living God; the FatherGod; the Lord God who is the judge of heaven and earth - the judge ofthe living and the dead. Thus, this dark freedom called lawlessness hasone great and dreaded enemy - the reality of the true and living God.]-end excerpts

Dark Freedom: The Rise of Western Lawlessness

C.W. Steinle

Memorial Crown Press

Ancient Words Greek New Testament

The Ancient Words Greek New Testament provides a merged text of the Alexandrian and Byzantine textual classics: Stephanus 1550, and, Nestle 1904. Over 4,000 textual variants between the two text-types are clearly documented, providing a one-source solution for identifying the Greek variants behind the translation of most classic and modern English New Testaments. The Alexandrian and Byzantine texts, where in agreement, form a common base-text for the Ancient Words Greek New Testament. Variants between the Alexandrian and Byzantine texts are presented in-line without bias using square brackets [Alexandrian] and parentheses (Byzantine). Thus, both text-types are honored without prejudice, allowing the reader equal and objective access to two of the most respected ancient Greek New Testament base-texts in one convenient document. The Dodson Greek-English Lexicon by John Jeffrey Dodson is included in to provide concise definitions for most Greek words contained in this compilation.

Steinle, C. W.

Reference

The Ancient Words Greek New Testament provides a merged text of the Alexandrian and Byzantine textual classics: Stephanus 1550, and, Nestle 1904. Over 4,000 textual variants between the two text-types are clearly documented, providing a one-source solution for identifying the Greek variants behind the translation of most classic and modern English New Testaments. The Alexandrian and Byzantine texts, where in agreement, form a common base-text for the Ancient Words Greek New Testament.Variants between the Alexandrian and Byzantine texts are presented in-line without bias using square brackets [Alexandrian] and parentheses (Byzantine). Thus, both text-types are honored without prejudice, allowing the reader equal and objective access to two of the most respected ancient Greek New Testament base-texts in one convenient document. The Dodson Greek-English Lexicon by John Jeffrey Dodson is included in to provide concise definitions for most Greek words contained in this compilation.

Does the Bible promise a Great Escape from the Great Tribulation? The majority of today's Christians; Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, and Reformed, expect the rapture at Christ's Second Coming. And 99% of the Christians who have lived over the past 2,000 years have believed in a post-tribulation rapture. Discover what the Bible clearly states in the original language. Learn how the Restoration Movement of the 19th century influenced the theology of the British Isles. See the Thessalonian prophecies through the eyes of St. Paul to uncover the mystery behind his eschatology. Find the key to Paul's end-time timeline based on the last enemy of Christ found in the fifteenth chapter of 1st Corinthians. Examine the verses and arguments used by pre-tribulation proponents in this no-stone-left-un-turned exposé. Includes four charts, Greek language study, and 20 illustrations.

Why Most Christians Believe in a Post-Tribulation Rapture

Religion & Spirituality

Another Fall rapture frenzy will carry prophecy watchers through what has become an annual roller-coaster ride of emotions. Can these life rending cycles of prophetic expectation be what Christ had in mind when He told His disciples to "watch?"  Authors Douglas Hamp and Chris Steinle have discovered a healthier view of the rapture based on extensive Bible prophecy and a literal interpretation of the Scriptures. It's time to rethink the timing and purpose of the rapture. The rapture was prophesied from Genesis to Revelation. Why have dozens of rapture prophecies been overlooked by mainstream theology? Explore the ancient texts and discover God's clear and consistent revelation of end time events.  End-times Bible prophecy is like a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle partially done. Many godly people have come before us and have spent a great deal of effort establishing the borders of the puzzle. Parts of the faces and the landscape are taking form, yet without the box cover showing the finished product, no one really knows how it ought to look entirely assembled. The timing of the rapture is a puzzle-piece incorrectly placed. Many times,teachers will begin with the assumption that the timing of the rapture is fixed and non-negotiable. They then demand that the rest of the end times scenario fit that assumption.  *Explore dozens of verses that clearly state the timing of the rapture.  *Understand the logic behind Paul's eschatology.    *Learn why God's indignation, the rapture, and the Second Coming are all part of the Day of the Lord.  *Enjoy dramatic vignettes from the Millennium Chronicles that bring Bible prophecies to life.  *Consider the connection between the rapture and the promised redemption of the body.  *Discover God's plan to gather the Commonwealth of Israel,and how the Gathering applies to the Church.  *See why Paul insisted the dead must rise before the rapture.  *Know the biblical signs that will precede the return of Jesus.  *Includes four charts and three vignettes to showcase the authors' conclusions.   Reclaiming the Rapture represents a monumental and seminal revision to the Pre-Tribulation rapture theology of Darby and Scofield. Follow Douglas Hamp and Chris Steinle on their quest to solve the Bible's end time rapture puzzle.

Reclaiming the Rapture: Restoring the Doctrine of the Gathering of the Commonwealth of Israel

Hamp, Douglas

Christian Books & Bibles

Readers' reviews of this little book by Christians who are open to the present day operation of the Spiritual gifts speak for themselves! More than a Bible study, The Gift of Tongues gives practical and personal guidance - answering questions that too often go unasked. The author covers various views on the gift of tongues and briefly addresses the Cessation Theory. Topics include: the purposes of tongues, use of tongues in church and in private, the nature and value of tongues to the church and to the individual, and how to revive a church in which the gifts have dwindled. Quotes:“Is it any wonder that the principalities of darkness are rising up and overpowering the floundering church of North America? Our mighty weapons in Christ have been cast aside for the rocks and clubs of mere human ability - natural instead of supernatural, but predictable and logical, and conveniently taught in seminary.”“Christianity is nothing more than religion when it ceases to be supernatural!”

The Gift of Tongues

The Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament is a merged text of the Alexandrian and Byzantine textual classics: Stephanus 1550, and, Nestle 1904. Over 4,000 textual variants between the two text-types are clearly documented, providing a one-source solution for identifying the Greek variants behind the translation of most classic and modern English New Testaments.The Alexandrian and Byzantine texts, represented by Stephanus 1550 and Nestle 1904, where in agreement, form a common base-text for the Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament.Variants between the Alexandrian and Byzantine texts are presented in-line without bias using square brackets Alexandrian] and parentheses (Byzantine). Thus, both text-types are honored without prejudice, allowing the reader equal and objective access to two of the most respected ancient Greek New Testament base-texts in one convenient document. The variants among most modern English Bible translations are addressed in the Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament so the Greek reader can quickly identify and follow the source texts during live teachings or while listening to prerecorded audio.Stephanus 1550 and Nestle 1904 represent two of the most respected and broad-based Greek source-texts for the English New Testament. The modern version of the Authorized King James Bible draws its New Testament portions primarily from Stephanus 1550. Stephanus standardized the chapter-and-verse numbering system used today and Stephanus IV was the chief base-text of the Geneva Bible, making the Stephanus texts the official New Testament Greek source of the Protestant Movement for more than 300 years. The Alexandrian text-type is represented by Eberhard Nestle's, The New Testament: Text with Critical Apparatus, published by The British And Foreign Bible Society.Images of ancient papyri and parchments are displayed on the first page of each New Testament book. The digital images of these priceless treasures have been graphically enhanced to make the Greek text more legible.The 2012 edition of the Dodson Greek-English Lexicon by John Jeffrey Dodson is included in the appendix to provide concise English definitions for most of the words found in this compilation.

Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament

The Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament is a merged in-line common text of the Alexandrian and Byzantine textual classics: Stephanus 1550, and, Nestle 1904. (Not a parallel and no messy side columns or footnotes). Over 4,000 textual variants between the two text-types are clearly documented in-line, providing a one-source solution for identifying the Greek variants behind the translation of most classic and modern English New Testaments. The Alexandrian and Byzantine texts, represented by Stephanus 1550 and Nestle 1904, where in agreement, form a common base-text for the Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament.\nVariants between the Alexandrian and Byzantine texts are presented in-line without bias using square brackets [Alexandrian] and parentheses (Byzantine). Thus, both text-types are honored without prejudice, allowing the reader equal and objective access to two of the most respected ancient Greek New Testament base-texts in one convenient document. The variants among most modern English Bible translations are addressed in the Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament so the Greek reader can quickly identify and follow the source texts during live teachings or while listening to prerecorded audio.\nStephanus 1550 and Nestle 1904 represent two of the most respected and broad-based Greek source-texts for the English New Testament. The modern version of the Authorized King James Bible draws its New Testament portions primarily from Stephanus 1550. Stephanus standardized the chapter-and-verse numbering system used today and Stephanus IV was the chief base-text of the Geneva Bible, making the Stephanus texts the official New Testament Greek source of the Protestant Movement for more than 300 years. The Alexandrian text-type is represented by Eberhard Nestle's, The New Testament: Text with Critical Apparatus, published by The British And Foreign Bible Society.\nImages of ancient papyri and parchments are displayed on the first page of each New Testament book. The digital images of these priceless treasures have been graphically enhanced to make the Greek text more legible.\nThe 2012 edition of the Dodson Greek-English Lexicon by John Jeffrey Dodson is included in the appendix to provide concise English definitions for most of the words found in this compilation.

Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament (Ancient Greek Edition)

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Dark Freedom: The Rise of Western Lawlessness

Ancient Words Greek New Testament

Ancient Words Greek New Testament

Why Most Christians Believe in a Post-Tribulation Rapture

Reclaiming the Rapture: Restoring the Doctrine of the Gathering of the Commonwealth of Israel

The Gift of Tongues

Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament

Two-in-One Byzantine Alexandrian Greek New Testament (Ancient Greek Edition)