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CHRIST AND HIS CHURCH THROUGH THE AGES IBD

HERMAN HANKO
REFORMED FREE PUBLISHING ASSOC
04 / 2021
9781944555757
Inglés

Sinopsis

For many the term 'ancient' implies drudgery and irrelevance. This book will dispelany such notions. The ancient age brims with interest, instruction, and encouragementfor today?s readers. This was an age of miracle-working apostles, fearless martyrs, andstalwart church fathers, an age that preserved the scriptures, prescribed the creeds, andproduced timeless Christian classics, an age when the church was buffeted by fiercewaves of persecution and assailed by heresies of every sort. Through it all, the Lord JesusChrist, the cornerstone of the church, sovereignly shepherded his beloved church by hisword and Spirit.In this first volume of Christ and His Church Through the Ages, author and historianHerman Hanko tells the fascinating story of the ancient church during the first sixcenturies of the New Testament dispensation. He relates how Christ faithfully guidedthe church from the ministry of the apostles through the fall of the Roman Empire.Highlights of this history include the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, thespread of the gospel to the Gentiles, the persecution of the church under Romanemperors, the deliberations of the ecumenical councils, and the battle for the truthof sovereign grace.Through this volume and the ones that follow, students of church history and interestedreaders alike will surely grow in their love and appreciation for the saga of Christ?schurch. They will find church history to be, as the author once affectionately describedit, 'the exciting adventure of the marvelous work of grace.'