Christ, the Church, and Armageddon. The New Testament
The New Testament covers Jesus' life on earth, his teachings, his crucifixion, and the resurrection. Covered in the first four books, Matthew to John, called the "Gospels". Afterwards we go into the history of the "Church" itself in Acts. Granted the whole Bible is now considered a history book. As you read through the one thing that becomes very obvious is no matter when it was written it applies as much today as it did back then. From Acts we move onto the "Epistles of Paul". This covers all the books from Romans to Philemon. Paul or "Saul", as he was known until he was on the road to Damascus where he heard the voice of Christ, was a great champion for Christianity and instrumental in the foundation of the Church. We will learn about Paul, and Saul, as well as many others that would live and die for their belief in the word of God and his son Jesus Christ. We then move into the "General Epistles" and that covers the rest of the Bible up to and including Revelations. Revelations should be discussed as its own section because of the present day significance of the prophecies within it. Often seen as the hardest book in the Bible to understand. It is best understood when broken down to an easy to understand and informative discussion. Including, but not limited to, why every generation has believed they were the last. Also why now more Religious figures than ever believe that our generation is living in the end times.
Will the Second Coming of the Lamb of God be a Secret? Many churches believe that it will be. But what does the Bible say about this? At what-secret-rapture-saith-the-lamb-of-god they discuss the second coming of Jesus Christ and the definition of the "secret" rapture as told in 2 Peter. So grab hold, hang on tight, and don't blink or you just might miss something when we bring to life the New Testament. If you would like to help Christianity Connection with a donation click on the Donate button below. All donations are appreciated and will help in our effort to get God's word out to those who might not otherwise have access to it.
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