Restoring The Early Church

This volume will detail, the Hebraic roots which nurtured the fledgling Church were gradually discarded in favor of the more prevalent influence, Hellenistic (or Greek) philosophical thought. The simple organization of neighborhoods of believers ministering to those around them faded as man’s system of management and power overtook the various cultures into which the Gospel had spread. The most powerful system known at that time, the might of Rome, would ultimately become the standard of ecclesiastical organization for the centuries to follow.