From Rome to Jerusalem

by D.G. Hanscomb

"This journey through the pages of theological history gives an insightful look at our Apostolic heritage and promotes the unity of faith that must be attained within our Apostolic fellowships during these final hours. If you're looking for a unique perspective to gain greater spiritual understanding, this former Roman Catholic seminarian has provided it." Rev. Jeremy B. Tyler

458 pages, Paperback

First published August 4, 2009

Reviews

[Tina Watkins]

Awesome book rich in history and the true facts about Church History

[Hobbes]

Alright, this was half confirmation of what I believe is biblical and Truth from the Word of God, and heavy information about Church History from Oneness and Roman Catholic history.

We first see the author had a deep desire to Follow God’s will as a priest. Slowly the Lord
Guided him to the truth and showed him through Godly influence and deep diving into the Word that he found flaws in what he was doing.

He then goes into dates, quoting books from the libraries of what The Popes, Bishops, and leaders. I hate to express this…it gets heavy..from Violence, Excommunication, and burnings and all matters of evilness in what they thought was needed to progress what they believed.

I thought it was interesting that over 150 years after Christ death, a man came with the term “Trinity”. This was not an easy read, but very informative and interesting. Even many leaders including Martin Luther who believed the Jews were in the kindest expression “Scum.”

In the end I thought it was good, definitely worth reading as long as you pace yourself.

[Emiro Lobo]

Un relato autobiográfico sobre una transformación espiritual profunda.
Contenido: Describe la experiencia de un hombre que, tras años de servir en el seno de la Iglesia Católica Romana, experimenta una conversión hacia lo que denomina la "fe apostólica".
Enfoque: El libro mezcla memorias personales con referencias históricas sobre la evolución de la Iglesia de Roma y sus contrastes con las raíces bíblicas.

[Hargis Pennington]

This book is very informative. An account of actual things that happened, and still happen in the Catholic Church. Obviously Alexandra has a personal offense. Either is a Catholic, or just wants to give a bad report.

[Pako Baez]

Excelente libro!!

[Joel Bean]

Good book. Love the story of his conversion. I found the history of the Roman Catholic Church (in brief summary of course) to be very helpful.

[Alexandra]

I appreciate the perspective, but to me, it's a rough draft. Grammar errors, not properly sourced, unorganized... You can't make controversial claims and not have a strong bibliography. He wrote for his audience, and that's the only people who will want to read it.
I got some interesting information from it, and he had some good points. But as far as history goes, I feel like I need to go look it all up myself now.