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Book 2 of this fully annotated, line by line study of the book of Acts begins with an early church debate about whether to continue to obey the rituals of the Mosaic Law or to move into the freedom of grace, progressing through the apostle Paul's arrest, trial and execution at the hand of Nero Caesar. An extra chapter is including in which we discuss the various apostles, their relation to each other and their work in sharing the gospel of Chr...

The book of the Acts of the Apostles, also commonly known as the book of Acts, was written by the physician and evangelist Luke, after he had written the Gospel of Luke. It is a historical narrative that tells the story of the movement of the Holy Spirit in the birth of the Christian church and the growth of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.This fully annotated, line by line study begins withLuke?s introductory letter to Theophilus, pr...

This chapter by chapter exposition of the book of Daniel begins in approximately 605BC with the first invasion of Judah by the cruel and fearsome Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar. Because of Daniel's faithfulness, God intervenes on his behalf, providing information that no human could possibly know. Now blessed with unusual wisdom and the gift of dream interpretation, Daniel rises from a Jewish captive to an important position of influence that ...

Continuing from the end of Book One, Book Two picks up from Revelation 13. Learn about the antichrist, the mark of the beast, the ominous number 666 and the Manchild without all of the Hollywood spin, ?re-interpretation? and inaccurate church tradition. More importantly, find out the truth of who the Bride of Christ is and what life will be like in eternity.

An in-depth journey through the book of Revelation that disregards all superstition and traditional thinking. Learn about "the beast" system, the "antichrist" and his mark, and the scriptural significance of the number 666.

The church for years has preached against ÒworldlinessÓ. While it IS right in doing this, the term ÒworldlyÓ is still pretty vague. Biblical terms are sometimes thrown around without much consistency in terms of definition. Since the church has never given a scriptural, concrete definition of what Òthe worldÓ is, its description has become subject to the personal opinion and preference of many people who have come up with their own description...