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by Walter H. II Mosby (Author)
The Rapture of the Church Has Been Cancelled is an attempt to expose some of the myths that have been taught about Christianity. Author Walter Mosby discusses the "European Jesus," the changing of the formula for water baptism, the Sabbath day (is the Sabbath on Saturday or Sunday?), the Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, the Lord's Supper, speaking in tongues, as well as the introduction of the "pre-tribulation" rapture of the church. This book attempts to separate fact (the Bible) from repetitive preaching and teaching. This book is for Christians who are dissatisfied with "church as usual" and hopes to educate as well as facilitate biblical discussion.
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by Walter H. II Mosby (Author)
The Rapture of the Church Has Been Cancelled is an attempt to expose some of the myths that have been taught about Christianity. Author Walter Mosby discusses the "European Jesus," the changing of the formula for water baptism, the Sabbath day (is the Sabbath on Saturday or Sunday?), the Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, the Lord's Supper, speaking in tongues, as well as the introduction of the "pre-tribulation" rapture of the church. This book attempts to separate fact (the Bible) from repetitive preaching and teaching. This book is for Christians who are dissatisfied with "church as usual" and hopes to educate as well as facilitate biblical discussion.
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