Course 63

Church History 1

HIS 402 — Lessons 1–6 complete. Certificate unlocked (cmid 2108). Course total 98%.

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Lesson 1

What is history (makers, evidence, providence) and what is worship from an Old Testament perspective (face-to-face, praise, sacrifices).

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How Then Shall We Study History?

How to study history through revival/awakening, Old Testament revival patterns (Mizpah, Asa, Josiah), and prayer — from Israel’s corporate return to the Lord to Jesus’ relationship with the Father.

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How Shall We Divide Church History?

Dividing church history by the seven churches of Revelation as seven epochs — from Apostolic Ephesus through Liberal Laodicea — with prophecy as history pre-written, Reformation and missionary ages, and the end of history as the beginning of eternity.

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The Apostolic Church, Pentecost to 100 AD

The Apostolic Church from Pentecost to AD 100 — Jerusalem Council welcoming Gentiles, Pentecost as Christianity’s foundation and new worship model (preaching, lifestyle, spiritual life), Peter’s Joel 2:28–32 sermon, and the early church’s missionary-pastoral prayer life.

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Smyrna & Pergamos: The Persecuted and Worldly Church (100–800)

Smyrna the Persecuted Church (100–313) and Pergamos the Worldly Church (313–800) — John the last Apostle (~100), early learning and worship, Justin Martyr’s order of worship, Ambrose’s doctrinally pure hymns, desert refuge under persecution (to Diocletian), Jesus’ word to Pergamos (Balaam/Nicolaitans), Augustine (Confessions & City of God; not first to use Trinity), and Patrick of Ireland.

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Thyatira: The Medieval Church (800–1517)

Thyatira the Medieval Church (800–1517) — Middle Ages from Rome’s fall (476); East/West split not immediately after the First Crusade; minimized Bible preaching (poor priest training); congregational singing not critically important (yet Francis emphasized it); Waldo, Wycliffe, Huss, and Savonarola as Reformation forerunners; by 1500 four of five original Christian stronghold cities under Islam.

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