The Christians: Their First Two Thousand Years: The Veil Is Torn A.D. 30 to A.D. 70 Pentecost to the Destruction of Jerusalem [Vol. 1]
by Ted Byfield
The Christians: Their First Two Thousand Years, Volume 1, traces the birth and early expansion of Christianity from A.D. 30 to A.D. 70. Beginning with the veil torn at the crucifixion and Pentecost's arrival, it narrates the church's growth through apostolic witness, persecution, and the fall of Jerusalem. Ted Byfield offers an engaging historical overview of these formative years.
About This Book
The first volume of The Christians series delves into the foundational era of the Christian faith, spanning from A.D. 30 to A.D. 70. It covers the dramatic events following the resurrection, including the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
Author Ted Byfield presents a detailed narrative of how the early church emerged amid persecution and rapid expansion. The book examines the key developments that shaped Christianity's initial growth in the Roman world.
From the apostles' ministries to the challenges faced by believers, this account highlights the resilience and spread of the message during these turbulent decades. It sets the stage for the broader history of the Christian movement over two millennia.
The volume concludes with the cataclysmic destruction of Jerusalem, marking a turning point in the early church's trajectory and influencing its future direction.
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