Robert Alan King: 99 books

Commentary on the Bible Creation Story in Genesis: Two Different Stories or Two Distinct Emphases? from the series Examining the Bible by Robert Alan King is a booklet with 6,000 words. This booklet examines the first two chapters of Genesis with biblical commentary, providing insight into the meaning...

The Gospel of Thomas: A Traditional Christian Analysis of the Text by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 5,500 words. King reflects on the Gospel of Thomas with a traditional Christian perspective, providing a brief analysis of the document. He explores the content and examines a variety of reasons...

Christian Sacraments of the Church: Baptism and Communion (the Eucharist) Explained by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,400 words. It examines both baptism and communion from a biblical perspective with some insights from early church history, exploring their meaning and the purpose in the...

The Resurrection and the 144,000 Saints in Revelation from the series Exploring the Last Days with Jesus, the Prophets, and the Apostles by Robert Alan King is a booklet with 3,100 words. King explores the resurrection as a harvest of souls and explains exactly who the 144,000 are and what part they...

Ignatius of Antioch: His Beliefs on the Trinity, Salvation, Sin, Christianity, and the Church by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,900 words. This treatise discusses the beliefs of Ignatius on a variety of subjects, including the Trinity, the nature of the pre-incarnate Christ, salvation,...

Justin Martyr's Student Tatian: His Beliefs on the Trinity, the Creation, Free Will, and More by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,700 words. This treatise discusses the beliefs of Tatian on a variety of subjects, including the Trinity, the nature of the pre-incarnate Christ, free will,...

The Real Zombie Apocalypse is Coming: A Christian Survival Guide by Robert Alan King is a booklet with 3,300 words. This booklet touches on the coming biblical apocalypse in an allegory based on current pop culture. Though zombies and a cure or antidote are metaphors for the state of mankind and the...

Ontological Ideas About the Holy Spirit in the Early Church by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,600 words. This book will focus on the ontological ideas about the Spirit that we can identify among five of the most prominent early church fathers following the apostolic age, including Ignatius,...

Commentary on the Pericope of Romans 1:19-25 by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 4,500 words. In this study, King examines and discusses Romans 1:19-25, a pericope that provides us with an amazing insight into what happened after the Fall in the relationship between humanity and God. He explores...

The Debate Between Believers' Baptism and Infant Baptism by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 5,300 words. In this study, King examines, discusses and contrasts the arguments for believers' baptism versus those for infant baptism. After having done so, he demonstrates why he believes...

The Apostles of Jesus Christ: Criteria, Mission, Role, and Function by Robert Alan King is a book with over 6,600 words. In this book, King discusses the calling of the apostles and the replacement of Judas after his betrayal as well as the criteria for the office of an apostle. He explores the apostle's...

Christianity, Homeschooling and Public School: Protecting Our Children from the Enemy by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 3,700 words. It discusses the dangers of the public school system for Christian children, including ungodly curriculum, false teaching, negative peer pressure, and an atmosphere...

A Harmony of the Resurrection in the Four Gospels: Reconciling a Critic's Alleged Contradictions from the series Examining the Bible by Robert Alan King is a booklet with 4,900 words. This booklet explains the crucial factors that are necessary to understand in successfully constructing a harmony...

A Christian Rebuttal to Bill Wiese's 23 Minutes in Hell by Robert Alan King is a booklet with over 5,100 words. This rebuttal is about the claim of Wiese's supposed trip to hell along with the false theological concepts that the book is proclaiming to the world as truth. It examines the...