Our Holy Bible- All-Holy Christ
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For generations, Christians have strong belief that the Holy Bible is the book of God written by the Holy Spirit. The Stronger the belief of the Christians in their Holy Book, the stronger were the battles they went through to prove its authenticity and truthfulness. The Holy Bible faced atheist philosophers, contemporary intellectuals and scores of malicious people. Yet from all those battles, it came out victorious proving that it is the Book of God and not a single letter fell or will fall down from it. For generations also, Christians believed in the person of Christ is God Who appeared in the flesh. Around this belief, Christians all over the world gather irrespective of their denominations and they consider it the summet belief in Christianity. For the sake of the belief in the divinity of Christ and the truthfulness of the Holy Bible as the book of God, thousands and even millions were martyred, preferring to die than to deny their live faith. The squabbles between the Christians and their enemies concerning the above two subjects are still on in one way or the other. The case is still on up till now. The two essential beliefs of our faith are the subject of this book, written in a simple and interesting style. TABLE OF CONTENTS: (1) OLD TESTAMENT AND CONTEMPORARY INTELLECTUAL VIEWS. (2) NEW TESTAMENT AND CONTEMPORARY INTELLECTUAL VIEWS. (3) CHRIST AND OLD TESTAMENT PERSONALITIES. (4) CHRIST AND THE WORSHIP OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. (5) CHRIST AND THE BOOKS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. (6) CHRIST AND THE BOOKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. (7) CHRIST THE DESIRE OF ALL NATIONS. (252 Pages / 5.50×8.50)
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