Written by a Presbyterian minister in 1846, this truly Protestant work shows how the Scriptures prove Jesus Christ to be the Messiah and the papacy to be the antichrist of Bible prophecy....
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From the chaos of the Tower of Babel to the tragedy of the Babylonian captivity, this historical work tells the story of the ancient civilizations in the Old Testament....
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A history of Christian martyrs from apostolic Christianity through the reign of Queen Mary. Though the martyrs died, this is a book that will not die, having been in continuous print from 1563 to the present day....
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This book details the life and work of the 16th Century Swiss reformer Ulrich Zwingli and his struggle to reform the church according to the pure precepts of the Word of God. Plots, rioting mobs and threats of execution could not deter him from his God-gi...
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This reprint marks the first time this book has been printed since the original edition in 1854. It is an account of the arrival & growth of Christianity in Hungary. This is the story of some of our Christian brothers & sisters who triumphantly ran the ra...
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A wonderful 3 to 4 page synopses on the life and work of the reformers in Europe grouped by country. Some you will be familiar with, others you probably have never heard of. Very informative and easy to read....
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This is the sequel to his History of the reformation of the 16th Century. This important work covers the continuing Reformation in Geneva, Italy, England, Scotland, France (among the Huguenots), Germany, Bohemia, Hungary, Poland, Scandinavian nations, Hol...
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Originally published in 1872, by G.P. Putnam & Sons in New York, this beautiful HB 800-page edition features 20 books, twelve steel engravings, and 200 wood illustrations including portraits of the most eminent Reformers.When the idea of writing this hist...
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The complete work of Andrews that presents the record of the Sabbath in secular and sacred history, showing the steps by which the Sunday festival usurped the place of the ancient Sabbath....
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This book consists of letters from Poggius to his friend Nikolai, and describes in living detail, the trial and burning of Hus, one of the greatest reformers of history. His pious life and witness during his trial and martyrdom convinced many of the pr...
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The King James Bible is the most familiar and widely read Bible translation in the world, recognized for centuries as both a religious and literary classic. This is the story of how it changed a nation, a language, and a culture. The author explores the...
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A short biography about one of the greatest reformers. Although Wycliffe has not been as well-known as those reformers who God used two centuries later in Germany and elsewhere, his faithfulness to the Word of God in opposing the ecclesiastical powers of ...
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This book is a guided tour of Luther’s life and thought. Although his name is well-known, his life remains a mystery to most Christians. This book takes you through his life, work and theology....
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The 95 theses is a work that everyone knows about and refers to but few have actually read. To combat abuses in the church of his day, Luther drafted 95 propositions for public debate, which he posted on the church doors in Wittenberg—an action that gave...
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A monumental work that records Christian faith, endurance, and persecution from the 1st Century to the Anabaptists in the 16th Century....
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An excellent resource that identifies the antichrist of Bible prophecy from the books of Daniel and Revelation and the writings of Paul the apostle. Also includes excellent material on prophetic interpretation from pre- to post-reformation times....
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This collection stresses the edifying aspects of American church history by gathering over 35 articles, which include biographies of famous American Christians, the Pilgrims, the circuit riders and others....
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This series of sketches gathered here enlightens Christians about their heritage and uplifts before them the godly examples of previous generations. Also included are the great themes of church history, such as the persecution of believers, the role of wo...
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An illuminating study in church/state relationships. This book sets forth the evolution of the First Amendment and shows that it is a direct outgrowth and development from the ancient Christian freedom of conscience rationale that came from the Apostolic...
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Edward the VI was the King of England for only 6 years, yet he managed to use those brief years to set the roots of the Reformation deep into the heart soil of his countrymen. His influence and writings kept the flickering flame of biblical reform burnin...
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An authoritative study on the beliefs and practices of the Celtic church, illustrating their lifestyle and ecclesiastical function which included the keeping of the Seventh-day Sabbath....
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In all the confusion of the contemporary religious scene, one Church claims to abide changeless in her message and authority. But is this true? The author answers the question, not by debating texts of scripture, but by a straight appeal to the very are...
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A companion volume to The Anatomy of a Hybrid by the same author, further developing the concept of the separation of Church and State. Highly recommended....
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The classic work presenting the rise and progress and spiritual roots of the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a fulfillment of Bible prophecy....
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This monumental work pulls back the divine curtain and reveals God’s hand in the affairs of nations. Your heart will be stirred by the lives of the Protestant heroes, and your mind captivated by God’s simple means to counteract the intrigues of His enemi...
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One of the best histories on the Huguenots available today. The Hugenots' principles are delineated, their character illustrated, their sufferings and successes recorded in three parts: the Hugenot in France, the Hugenot dispersed in Europe and the Hugeno...
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The purpose, in writing this book, is to show a regular and unbroken line of succession of the pure Apostolical Church from which the Roman Church apostatized. Written in two parts—part one covering the religion of the Ancient Britains, including St. Patr...
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The most fascinating and thoroughly documented account on the rise of the Advent Movement in the 1840s which defends the character and conduct of William Miller and his associates. Must read for every student of Adventist history....
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A fascinating account of one of the greatest adventures of all time. This complete and up-to-date account includes research never before published concerning the English Separatist Movement and the true role it had in English, American and Christian heri...
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This book contains the classic teaching of the Protestant Reformation regarding the Antichrist. It contrasts Christ and the papacy, showing how each is a fulfillment of Bible prophecy....
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This book is a history of the Anabaptists under the various names that they were known by. The author devotes a chapter to each aspect of the Anabaptist faith and life suggested by the various names of reproach that they were labeled with. The rift betw...
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John Knox originally dictated this remarkable work to his secretaries between 1559 and 1571. These pages breathe the sense of excitement and expectation possible only to an eyewitness and participant in the unfolding drama of the Reformation in the 16th ...
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Drawing on various first-hand accounts, M'Crie examines the rise and persecution of the 16th Century Protestants in Spain which eventually dried up the resources and poisoned the fountains of a once-great empire....
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The author sketches excerpts from the history of the Waldenses, who for generations lived in the shadow of Roman Catholicism, which exerted all its power to destroy these God-fearing and Bible-believing Christians. It presents a succi...
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A comparison of the Roman Catholic philosophy of government with the United States constitution. Rome declares that religion and government are inseparable. The U.S. Constitution states that religion is essentially distinct and totally separate from civ...
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The best documented history of the true church (that was found throughout the world) from apostolic days to the remnant church of Bible prophecy....
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This book makes the man John Calvin real and recaptures something of the amazing and inspiring person he was. It does not discuss his theology but reveals Calvin as an international and cross-cultural man of God who reached out from Geneva to understand ...
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This book by Jerry Stevens should be required reading for anyone who tries to understand the meaning of the number of the prophetic Beast: "for it is the number of a man and his number is six hundred sixty-six in Revelation" 13:18. It is one of the most d...
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Paying tribute to both political skills and the deep spirituality of the Plymouth Colony’s guiding light, Schmidt paints a warm and cohesive picture of William Bradford’s role in that colony’s foundation and growth. Includes maps, paintings and historica...
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