The Great Controversy & The Bible Made Plain
This combined volume presents two essential works for understanding biblical prophecy and the cosmic conflict between Christ and Satan. "The Great Controversy" reveals the supernatural battle for supremacy that has shaped world history since creation, while "The Bible Made Plain" offers systematic verse-by-verse analysis of Scripture's most vital teachings.
The Great Controversy
Since the beginning of the world's history, there have been two supernatural powers contending for supremacy of the world: the one seeking to establish a kingdom built on laws of love and truth; the other, on the laws of selfishness and deception. This warfare, involving the entire universe, touches every life. In fact, this earth has become the final battleground where the powers of evil and the powers of good have met to demonstrate, before humanity and the unseen intelligence of other worlds, whose right it is to rule the expanse of creation.
These two contending powers are Christ and Satan; and the great and final battle, the battle to end all battles, is right now being fought before our very eyes. This volume unveils these two forces at work in human history and in the events that are soon to change the course of this world forever.
The Bible Made Plain
This companion study provides verse-by-verse examination of nineteen of the most important subjects of Scripture. The content highlights truths of the greatest consequence for all living in these last days before Christ returns as King of kings and Lord of lords, the rightful ruler of earth and heaven.
Key Features
- Comprehensive analysis of the cosmic conflict between good and evil
- Verse-by-verse study of 19 essential biblical subjects
- Focus on end-times prophecy and last-day events
- Examination of Christ's return and eternal kingdom
- Paperback format for easy reference and study
- Published by Teach Services, Inc.
Who This Book Is For
This volume serves readers seeking deeper understanding of biblical prophecy, the spiritual battle affecting humanity, and scriptural teachings relevant to contemporary times. The systematic approach makes complex theological concepts accessible for personal study or group discussion.
