Included in this section are a number of writings from the Christian Restoration Centre regarding it's beliefs, or doctrines, as well as studies on various subjects. Because of the size of most of the writings, which were originally published as books, we have provided PDF files for you to download, print and read at your own leisure. Not all of the books written by the CRC are provided on this website directly as yet. Some were written, over 30 years ago before computers were around. However, it is our goal to revise and provide these writings on this site as soon as it is possible. However, there is a website available which contains many of the older books, where the writings were typed out by volunteers onto HTML format. Many mistakes were made in the transition, but the site is there all the same for anyone wanting to read them. Click here for the link. These writings include the subjects of the devil, immortal soul, and the trinity.
Files provided on this site range in size from 1-3 megs. The books are also available to anyone interested in hardcopy. Simply email us with your details and we would be more than happy to send you a copy for a minimal fee. (Usually enough to cover printing and freight.)
PLEASE NOTE: All thesis studies supplied in PDF format were originally printed in A5. These will save to your computer in A4 size. Printing them out would result in pages with quite large font prints. If you wish to print these pages out, you may want to shrink the page/printing. Our apologies for this...
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What think ye of Christ? whose son is he?" This was the question put by Jesus to his Jewish contemporaries nearly 2000 years ago (Matt. 22:42). What he was really asking was: "Who do you think Christ is - what is his origin - where does he come from?" A comprehensive look at the doctrine of the Trinity.
There are many references in the Bible to the devil and satan, making it clear that a very real force is involved which tempts and induces people to think and act contrary to the will and way of God. No one claiming to be a Christian would doubt or question this. What is questionable however, is the origin, nature and identity of the devil, and there is a need in many circles for an open and deeper investigation into this aspect of the subject.
An exhaustive Thesis dealing with the proposition, that
the normal theological view of the nature of man is astray from the
teaching of scripture. The doctrine of the immortality of the soul is an
untrue doctrine, which effectually prevents the believer of it from
fully appreciating the truth concerning the work and teaching of Christ.
Such
issues as what is a soul, what happens when we die, and what is hell,
are but a few of the issues that are dealt with in this thesis.
The second coming of Christ is a major Bible doctrine, mentioned 318 times in the New Testament, or once every twenty-five verses. What will be the signs of his coming? Which nations will Israel see invading her borders? Will a Jewish temple be rebuilt as in days of old? Read this Thesis to learn more...
God's ultimate purpose is for His people from all
nations and generations to live united as one family under the headship
of Christ. Many scriptures in relation to this, refer to a city, and it
is the purpose of this book to discover whether the city referred to is
literal or symbolic...
A comprehensive look at the book of Revelation from Chapter four to the end. Devotional themes are woven into the prophetical to help prepare God's people for the future it forecasts. The main object in presenting future events is to inform and warn, edify, comfort and encourage the church in preparation for them.
Please note: The Revelation study is a 6 meg file and over 880 pages (again, originally intended for A5 printing). Please be patient if you are not on a broadband service.
In spite of God personally manifesting Himself to the nation of Israel at Sinai and revealing Divine truths for them to believe and obey, they fell away from them and substituted them for pagan myths and superstitions. The Old Testament church, which Israel constituted, became apostate. It became a church which taught for doctrine vain traditions instead of the pure doctrine of God as revealed in the Scriptures. They ingeniously negated and neutralised the Word of God by their man-made philosophies.
And, according to warnings in the New Testament, the church of Jesus Christ was going to follow the same path, resulting in many becoming apostate. Certain statements reveal that an apostate Christianity would take shape in the form of a very powerful world-wide church which would oppose the Truth and persecute those who held to it. All the signs given in the Word of God point to the Roman Catholic Church as being that church. The reasons for believing this are presented in this book.
The battle between Christ and the beast will be the battle of Armageddon and the events leading up to this involving the beast, will be clear and unmistakable signs of the second coming of Christ. It is not surprising therefore that those who eagerly anticipate this event take an interest in the signs leading up to it, and are curious to know the identity of the beast. The question is therefore: What answer does the Bible give to the question: “Who is the beast?”
During the era of the Old Testament church, it was not customary in the Hebrew culture for women to vocalize when the congregation assembled. They did not teach, preach or pray, but remained silent in the synagogue and temple. They were not permitted to pass comments or even ask questions. However, Joel’s prophecy indicated that times were going to change: “And it shall come to pass in the last days, says God, I will pour out my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy ...” (Act. 2:17. Joel 2:28). This prophecy predicted that the time was coming when not only men but women also would vocalize publicly by prophesying.
During the 4,000 years prior to the birth of Christ, literally hundreds of prophecies were given in the Bible concerning him, painting a full and complete portrait of him. These prophecies provide information as to when, where and how he would come; what he would do, as well as when, where and how he would die. The prophecies make it abundantly clear that Jesus was not a chance happening or accident in history, but divinely foreordained!
Since New Testament times, there has been scepticism towards the resurrection of Christ which has increased during the past century or so, and the purpose of this booklet is to examine the evidence, for and against.
A look at the gift of tongues which is mentioned among the nine gifts of the Holy Spirit. What was the purpose of this gift? Some say it enabled Christians to preach the gospel in foreign languages. Others say it did not involve a known intelligible language but an ecstatic utterance unknown to anyone on earth used in prayer to God as a “heavenly prayer language,” not for preaching or speaking to man.
A look at the "British Israelites" and their claim that they are descendants of 10 of the 12 tribes of Israel and are now the true Israel of prophecy in the Bible.
It is now known that the Bible contains many basic facts relating to the major sciences, not known or discovered by science until the last few centuries, which have been recorded and taught in the Bible for thousands of years. Such facts could not have been inspired by man and the Bible does not attribute them to man. It attributes them to the Holy Spirit, not the human spirit.
An exhaustive Thesis dealing with the proposition, that
the normal theological view of the nature of man is astray from the
teaching of scripture. The doctrine of the immortality of the soul is an
untrue doctrine, which effectually prevents the believer of it from
fully appreciating the truth concerning the work and teaching of Christ.
God's ultimate purpose is for His people from all
nations and generations to live united as one family under the headship
of Christ. Many scriptures in relation to this, refer to a city, and it
is the purpose of this book to discover whether the city referred to is
literal or symbolic...
