Wolves are portrayed quite positively today, especially in nature programs . If popular fairy tales were being written today the wolf would save the three little pigs and walk Little Red Riding Hood to safety. However, this positive image of wolves is relatively new. Back at the time of the early church, Christians saw wolves as wild predators. That's why in the Bible, Paul described the false teachers who wanted to destroy the Christian faith as 'savage wolves'. There was great danger in the early church of those false teachers leading Christians into error by teaching lies.
So let's go to the very early years of the church to discover the names of those people who fought for and against God's truth.
In this volume we learn about:
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The Apostle James
- Basil the Great
- Ambrose of Milan
- John Chrysostom
- Simeon Stylites
- Monica of Hippo
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Augustine
Extra Features Include:
- Maps
- Devtional Thoughts,
- Fact Files
- and a Quiz
About the Authors:
J. R. Williamson lives in Zambia with his wife Megan and their six children. James likes watching movies and exploring Gods creation with his kids.
Rebekah Freedman comes from Louisville, Kentucky. She enjoys both reading and writing historical fiction..
