The NIV Question?

EBook Description: Trouble with the NIV Bible Version. Like many translations, there are some serious problems the serious Bible student should Consider.

Essay on the proofs that 1John5:7 should be a valid part of the Bible

Scriptural Refutation of Brainless Question

Universalism often present 'Unanswerable Question' in support of their arguement. Here the author presents a short Article on the topic followed bu 213 'Brainless Questions' ANSWERED!

Forgotten Mormon Classics

Classic articles from Mormon leaders and others, many of which have been forgotten over time, but were once considered classics.

World English Bible - Old and New Testaments

World English Bible - Old and New Testaments

Feminism and the Veiling Woman

Anabaptist - Christian Headcovering - Headship vs Feminism

Non-Christiant historical witness to Jesus

Various Historical siting of Jesus Christ - interesting study

Martyrs Mirror 3

Anabatist Book of Martyrs -THE BLOODY THEATER ORMARTYRS MIRROR OF THEDEFENSELESS CHRISTIANSWho Baptized Only Upon Confession of Faith, and Who Suffered and Died for the Testimony of Jesus, Their Saviour, From the Time of Christ to the Year A. D. 1660This is what the PROTESTANT AND CATHOLIC Church DOSN'T WANT you to see. FOXE's is a Comic book compaired to this.COMPILED FROM VARIOUS AUTHENTIC CHRONICLES, MEMORIALS, AND TESTIMONIES**** MANY DO NOT KNOW THAT PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS KILLED CHRISTIANS*******Those Martyred after AD300 were primarily killed for not following the Church of ROME..........Nearing the Reformation BOTH CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANTS were Martyring Christians for following the Bible.....

Mennonite Origins and Mennonites of Europe

1st Part of Mennonite Heritage by Herold Press discussing Mennonite Origines - copied by permission http://www.bibleviews.com/menno-heritage.html

Justin Martyr

About Justin and his beliefs - AnabaptistScroll Pub specilizes in Early Christian History

History and the Head Covering

Historical discourse on the headship veiling. Scroll Pub specilizes in Early Christian History