Most Interesting Period?

[huldah153]

My favorite was the Frankish Empire, which produced Charles Martel, a warrior who singlehandedly saved a Christian continent from Islamization.

I'll also give special mention to the short period following the 1968 Marian Apparitions at Zeitoun.

 

[vojvoda]

What period of church history do you personally find most interesting to study? I know most of you are probably interested in a wide variety of periods, but if you had to pick just one to study (Ante-Nicene, Reformation, etc.) which would it be? Let's here it, what are CFers interested in?

Reformation, relation betwen church and state in medieval and early modern France and history of Serbian Ortodox Church (because I am Serb).

 

[wmssid]

Who knows better than God?

"He Is (HWHY) will save the tents of Judah FIRST [Rev 5 & 7], so that the glory of the house of David (Jesus on the throne; Rev 3.7) and the glory of the inhabitants of [New] Jerusalem [Rev 20.11-15] will not become greater than that of Judah" - Zec 12.7.

1) The greatest period in the Bible was the ministry of Jesus in the flesh.

2) The second greatest event in the Bible was the resurrection "in this generation" (Mt 24.34; AD 77). This was: "Tents of Judah first."

3) But these were both Old Covenant events. The fifth greatest event in the Bible was the Millennium (1859-1959). We had "the seal on Satan"; which was to identify Beast and False Prophet and False Prophet of the East, and "mystery of God was finisahed" (Rev 10.7, Rev 11.15; AD 1870).

4) The third greatest event in the Bible was the "First Resurrection of the martyrs" in AD 1775 (Rev 14.12, Rev 15.1-4; Rev 20.4-6).

5) The fourth greatest event will be the Final Resurrection of The Dead Only (Rev 20.11-15).

5) "Revival 2015" will be the Second Millennium. Where will this rate?

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