The Evil History of Replacement Theology: An Illustrated History of the Church's Dark and Shameful Treatment of the Jews

In this powerful, illustrated and well-documented book, Dr. Sloane-through extensive research-has undertaken the task of setting the record straight against Replacement Theology, which is a History of the Church's Dark and Shameful Treatment of the Jews. Also known as Covenant Theology, it wrongly teaches that the Church has replaced the Jews as God's Chosen People, alleging that it was the Jews who were responsible for the death of Christ and, therefore, God has supposedly turned His back on them. This fabrication of the Church has no basis in Scripture. In the first century, the debate was, "How can a Gentile become a Christian?" In the second century onward, the debate became, "How can a Jew become a Christian?" In addition to the Bible, God placed certain signs in the heavens, which are tied directly to the events surrounding Israel, "And God said, 'Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; AND LET THEM BE FOR SIGNS, and for seasons, and for days, and years' " (Genesis 1:14, emphasis added). Such heavenly signs include the Blood Moons which have accompanied major events surrounding the children of Israel, up to and including this very day. Discover the roots of Supersessionism (Replacement Theology) which has resulted in the horrific wholesale hatred and slaughter of millions of Jews throughout the Christian era. It is time for the Church to repent and come alongside their Jewish brothers and sisters and be a blessing to them as God ordained when He promised Abraham, "I will bless them who bless thee and curse them who curse thee" (Genesis 12:3). This book will expose the atrocities done against the Jews in the name of Jesus and show the overwhelming, biblical evidence against Replacement Theology. This makes a wonderful textbook especially for Church groups and young adult Sunday school. CAUTION SOME DISTURBING PHOTOS USE DISCRETION FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16.