First Century Christian Ministries
Last Update 09-13-2013
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
William N. Hollis was a published author, lecturer, college teacher, genealogist, historian, archivist, Bible student, and businessman. He served four years in the U.S. Submarine Service during World War II, with signal honors, and afterwards received a Bachelor's and Master's in education from the University of Houston. A father of five children, he recently passed away in 2012 at his home in The Woodlands, Texas.
First Century Christian Ministries is a ministry of exhortation (Romans 12: 4-8). Exhortation is a gift from God and is one of the members of the "church body," as are the ministries of preaching, teaching, etc. Its principal purpose is to "pull the plumbline straight" so that errors in teaching and preaching God's word may be made manifest.
We teach 100% of the Bible, plus genealogy, the etymology of words (the origin, original meaning, and evolution of words), history, law, and anything else we feel is necessary for someone to get a complete knowledge of God's word. We suggest that you consider obtaining a Ferrar Fenton Bible as it is the only translation still being published to our knowledge that contains the complete scriptures of the Old and New Testaments translated into modern English directly from the original Hebrew, Chaldee, and Greek languages, with instructions and critical notes by Ferrar Fenton. See - destinypublishers.com
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