The Change of the Sabbath is designed to answer the questions of those who desire information concerning the change of the Sabbath-a subject which is attracting more attention at the present time than it has for years.
A must read for anyone who finds himself confused by the debate on law and grace. To order this book, please email aknight1D@earthlink.net
Sequel to “Primitive Christianity”. by Alan Knight 2nd Edition This book has been rewritten to be more easily read and understood. To order this book, please email aknight1D@earthlink.net
Originally published in 1657, “The Seventh-day Sabbath Sought Out and Celebrated” has been out of print for more than 350 years. In 1656, Tillam began holding services in the parish church on Saturdays. He closed it on Sundays, and urged people to carry on with their business as usual. This brought him into conflict with the […]
This book details some of the Seventh-Day Adventists who endured persecution by Nazis.
This book a short (63-page) study on the Biblical doctrine of the Sabbath, properly observed on the seventh day of the week. The study traces Sabbath through the Scriptures, pointing out it’s role and importance through history before noting its relevance for today. The study also addresses common objections to seventh day Sabbath observance. The […]
The history of God’s true Church, from Ireland, to the Waldenses, the struggle to preserve the Bible and the pure doctrine of the apostles is disclosed. This book features the triumph of truth in the period from 538 to 1798, a chapter of God’s leadings long hidden by intolerance and falsehood.
If you’re sick of the Friday “beat-the-sun” housework blues, this can help you take control of your home and schedule so that your family and the Sabbath are once more a delight. Kindle Version: CLICK HEREPrint Version: CLICK HERE
This small pocket book of 32 pages explains how through traditional teachings and church history how leaders attempted to change God’s law to fit their own way of thinking. Kindle Version: CLICK HEREPrint Version: CLICK HERE
This recently revised and updated second edition documents the history of the oldest Sabbath-keeping Christian denomination from its roots in the Reformation to a worldwide movement spanning six continents. It is very in-depth.