{CHRISTIANS AND POLITICS}
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- The Empire - (The Beast of Revelation is the embodiment of the ancient power that has been stalking the saints since the fall of Adam) - {PDF Copy}
- Transitory Power - (Only God’s kingdom will prevail and endure. All other political powers are fleeting. Already they are passing away) - {PDF Copy}
- Crucifix or Cudgel? - (When offered by Satan, Jesus refused the political power of Rome. So, why do we continue to seek what he rejected?) - {PDF Copy}
- His Kingdom - (The political order inaugurated by Jesus is the Kingdom of God, and it bears little resemblance to the political systems of this world) - {PDF Copy}
- Your Rights vs His Cross - (To follow Jesus means a life of self-denial, a willingness to suffer persecution for him, and selfless service to others)- {PDF Copy}
- The Light on a Hill - (Contrary to the claims of many politicians, and not a few church leaders, Jesus is the only light on the hill that illuminates the world)- {PDF Copy}
- Politicians Get a Free Pass - (Why do church leaders excuse lying, adultery, and other serious sins when committed by their political allies?) - {PDF Copy}
- The Neronian Dilemma - (God allows evil rulers to govern nations and uses them to accomplish His purposes, and He summons believers to show them due respect) - {PDF Copy}
- The Grand Conspiracy - (In the Bible, wittingly or not, the kings and politicians conspire to overthrow the reign of the Messiah) - {PDF Copy}
- The Empire's War - (In Revelation, the language of war is used metaphorically for the persecution of the saints by the Empire, the “Beast from the Sea”) - {PDF Copy}