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The Son of God came to this earth to reveal the character of the Father to men, that they might learn to worship Him in spirit and in truth.
CT 28.2
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CT 28.2
The Destroyer
We recommend reading this book first if you have not already.
We recommend reading this book first if you have not already.
Calvary in Egypt
We recommend this book for further reading.
We recommend this book for further reading.
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Who’s the Bigger Destroyer, Jesus or Satan?
Some people believe Satan is a Destroyer, but many Christians believe that in the end God will be the ultimate Destroyer when He pours out the Last Plagues and flexes His omnipotent muscles.
This booklet challenges that traditional interpretation focused on retribution. As we consider the plagues from Egypt to Revelation, we will learn many things, such as:
- How the plagues of Egypt might be describing an ecological collapse triggered by the sins of man
- How God can be described as actively causing what He simply allows
- Why Revelation describes Jesus as being crucified in Egypt (Rev. 11:8)
- Striking parallels between Revelation’s 7 Seals, Trumpets, and Plagues that expose the source of all suffering
Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this exploration of cause-and-effect in Biblical judgments will challenge you to reconsider the nature of divine intervention, human responsibility, and the cosmic conflict between good and evil. Discover a God who warns, protects, and grieves - rather than one who actively destroys his children.
