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When Is the Biblical Passover?

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Many who think of themselves as Christians would wonder why does it matter when is the proper time to observe the Passover. Yet, not only did Jesus Christ observe it, the Church he established throughout the era of the original apostles kept it annually as well, as instructed in God’s word. It’s commonly acknowledged by Bible scholars and historians that the Sunday Easter tradition did not prevail among professing Christian churches until around the middle of the second century, A.D.

The Church of the New Testament, the Church of Paul the Apostle, and the original twelve Apostles, kept the Passover. Those who want to practice the true Christianity of the Bible will then want to be keeping the same tradition, based not on the commandments of men, but on the commandments of God (Mark 7:6-7, 9; 1 Corinthians 11:1-2; Revelation 12:17; 14:12).

But even among those Christians who do make an effort to keep the Passover, there has arisen confusion about the proper date for its keeping. When Is the Biblical Passover?  provides solid Biblical and historical evidence to help you understand when the Passover should be kept. Click on the link to download your free pdf copy of When Is the Biblical Passover?. You may also contact us to request a print copy free of charge.

Also, our publication When Is the Biblical Passover? is now available in a Smashwords edition. The Smashwords edition can be downloaded in epub, mobi (Kindle), or pdf formats, and several others, or read online. The Smashwords edition has been assigned an ISBN (9781310413230), giving it a listing in Books in Print, the world’s most comprehensive database of books published in the U.S. and abroad. Additionally, Smashwords distributes books to multiple online ebook retailers, including Apple, Barnes & Noble, Sony, Kobo and others.

Scientists Refute Darwinism

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Scientists Refute Darwinism

Book Review by Rod Reynolds

Evolution From Space: A Theory of Cosmic Creationism
Sir Fred Hoyle and Chandra Wickramasinghe
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1981. 176 pp.

The authors are widely recognized as two of the world’s leading scientists. Hoyle has made major contributions to astronomy and was knighted in 1972 for his achievements. He has headed the Royal Astronomical Society, is a fellow of the Royal Society, an honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a foreign associate of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. He has taught at universities in England and America. Chandra Wickramasinghe, a recognized authority on interstellar matter, first collaborated with Hoyle in 1962 when they proposed a radically new theory for the origin of interstellar dust which has since gained general acceptance. Wickramasinghe is professor and head of the department of applied mathematics and astronomy at University College, Cardiff, Wales. For some years the authors have been examining the question of how life came to exist and the possibility that it might have reached earth from Space. Their investigations have convinced them that organic life such as exists on the earth requires the pre-existence of a non-organic intelligence. Continue reading →

The Mystery of Life’s Origin

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The Mystery of Life’s Origin

Book Review by Rod Reynolds

The Mystery of Life’s Origin: Reassessing Current Theories

Authors: Charles B. Thaxton, Walter L. Bradley, Roger L. Olsen; Foreword by Dean H. Kenyon. New York: Philosophical Library, 1984. 228 pages

Some admit it, others don’t, but for evolutionists origin of life research has reached an impasse, a point of crisis. To find out why, read this book!

For more than 30 years scientists have been attempting to understand and simulate processes which they believe might have led to earth’s first living organisms. This book is the first to correlate and critically evaluate the various lines of theoretical and experimental research in this field. Continue reading →

References For Bible Students

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Note: Many of the books referenced below are now in the public domain. While they may still be in print and available for purchase, many of them can also be downloaded free from the Internet, and many are available to refer to at various Internet websites.

Even though the references mentioned below may prove useful for studying the Bible and related subjects, their inclusion is by no means to be taken as an unqualified endorsement of everything that is written in any particular reference. Bible students are advised to exercise caution, integrity and due diligence in the use of any reference source.

It’s intended that this page will be updated and expanded from time to time. Continue reading →