This first world history lesson, The History of the Western Civilization- Christianity Enters the World of Ceasars, covers the entry of Christianity into Western civilization and the significance of God’s choices. Personal experiences as a pastor and missionary are shared, alongside discussions on the devil’s role in history. The narrative encompasses critiques of ancient civilizations, the importance of a Trinitarian worldview, and economic principles rooted in biblical teachings, culminating in a prayer for historical insight and divine guidance.
Dr. Wayne Sedlak explores the interplay between Christianity and the Roman Empire, focusing on key historical figures and events. Beginning with Ovid’s banishment by Augustus Caesar, the lecture delves into Rome’s expansion and significant dates like 510 BC and 70 AD. Dr. Sedlak examines the influence of Jewish thinkers and biblical principles on classical history and the U.S. legal system, referencing figures like Josephus, George Washington, and John Quincy Adams. He contrasts Christian values with Greco-Roman conquest and introduces “presuppositional thinking” as a framework for understanding different worldviews. The lecture also touches upon economic principles and the Axial Age of Solomon.
In our 2nd Lesson in our Vision for the Word of God series is entitled This present evil age… Understanding the World of the First Century. Explore the historical and religious context surrounding the rise of Christianity. This video delves into ancient Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts, examining the Law of the Lord and historical events like the Jewish diaspora and the rise of Rome. It analyzes Greco-Roman religions, including spiritism and the occult, and discusses the influence of pagan practices on the concept of “Christ.” The video also explores Roman law, social practices like infanticide, and the impact of figures like Augustus Caesar and Herod on early Christianity. It also touches on controversial topics such as demonic influence and modern interpretations of ancient beliefs.
Week Two HERE
