From Here to Forever

By White, Ellen , Gould

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Title:	From Here to Forever
Author:	White, Ellen , Gould
Volume:	Volume 1
Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, General Works (Periodicals, Series, idexes, Almanacs, etc.)
Collections:	Authors Community, Adventure
Historic Publication Date:	2017
Publisher:	Bibliomania Publications

Member Page:	Bibliomania Publications
Citation APA MLA Chicago Gould White, B. E. (2017). From Here to Forever. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
For millennia, the powers of good and evil have clashed on the battlefield for the loyalties of men. In the great controversy, at stake are not only individual freedoms, liberty of conscience and freedom of worship, but also fulfillment of Bible prophecy and truth. From eternity past to significant historical moments such as the reformation, the enlightenment and the great awakening, several champions bravely take their stand for a cause greater than themselves. Chequered in religious oppression, infernal deception and crucial victories, this books seeks to connect the dots between Bible prophecy, spiritual mysteries and divine revelations, and traces the progress of world events from cataclysmic trauma to a wonderful culmination.

Summary
The identity and character of God has been in question since the fall of Lucifer, who has spent millennia warring against God and men. Who is Lucifer? In this book, great conflict is shown in the history of the first centuries, the era of the Dark Ages, the Age of Reason and the subtle attacks in our 'enlightened time.'. The reader would catch a clearer understanding of eternal issues at stake, the truth about heaven and hell, and the great forever.

Excerpt
Lucifer might have remained in favor with God, beloved and honored by all the angelic host, exercising his noble powers to bless others and to glorify his Maker. Little by little, Lucifer came to indulge a desire for self-exaltation. Instead of seeking to make God supreme in the affections and allegiance of His creatures, it was Lucifer’s endeavor to win their service and homage to himself. And coveting the honor which the infinite Father had bestowed upon His Son, this prince of angels aspired to power which it was the prerogative of Christ alone to wield. All heaven had rejoiced to reflect the Creator’s glory and to show forth His praise. And while God was thus honored, all had been peace and gladness. But a note of discord now marred the celestial harmonies ... Lucifer allowed jealousy to prevail, and he became the more determined.