The AntiChrist - Arthur Pink W

History bears witness to diabolical, cruel, evil world leaders. History also testifies that these evil leaders at first appear to be loving and compassionate. Evil masquerades as something other than what it actually is by wearing deceptive disguises. Sometimes evil leaders wear the mask of savior. Disguised with the mask of goodness, they and their empty promises deceive many. Evil, masqueraded as goodness, has often been enthusiastically and blindly followed by the populace. Such was the case of the first of the four horsemen described in the book of Revelation. John, the last living apostle, heard the distant noise of thunder rumble as the first seal was opened. He then heard the sound of approaching hoof beats. John saw the rider of the first horse, the white horse. He had a bow in his hand -- a bow with no arrow - signifying false peace. He promised peace, global peace -- peace on earth and goodwill for men - but it was a false peace - and a false promise. He indeed was a War Man at the End of Time. An Image - A Symbol -- Who will understand? Six thrice, the Number, the Beast, a Man. was not simply one of a long litany of evil leaders to appear on the stage of human history. He was evil personified and bore the number of both man and a man, a specific man. This man, this evil one personified, he has been called by many names. The Lawless One. The Evil One. You know him as.....The Anti-Christ. Powerfully Written! An Excellent, Exciting Exposition of the Word of God! Pink explores and explains the intriguing biblical symbols and symbolism, allegories, similes, powerful metaphors and other literary devices that describe the Anti-Christ so as to increase the readers understanding of biblical truth. This book - The Anti-Christ -- introduces and orients the reader to critical biblical/theological thinking -- with a clarity that fosters biblical thought and facilitates Bible comprehension. Pathways To The Past Each volume stands alone as an Individual Book Each volume stands together with others to enhance the value of your collection Build your Personal, Pastoral or Church Library Pathways To The Past contains an ever-expanding list of Christendom's most influencial authors Augustine of Hippo, Athanasius, E. M. Bounds, John Bunyan, Brother Lawrence, Jessie Penn-Lewis, Bernard of Clairvaux, Andrew Murray, Watchman Nee, Arthur W. Pink, Hannah Whitall Smith, R. A. Torrey, A. W. Tozer, Jean-Pierre de Caussade, And many, many more.