Omega

by Lewis R. Walton

January 1,1900, and the world was comparatively peaceful and full of hope. But in the Adventist Church, a deadly apostasy brewed, wherein a few of the denomination's most brilliant and charismatic leaders would seek to undermine fundamental doctrines. In so doing they would attract to themselves some of the more able people in the church. Ellen White called the apostasy the alpha, and warned that it would be followed by an even greater falling away-the omega.

Is today's church, buffeted more from within than from without, enmeshed in the omega apostasy right now? Are there parallels and sure guidelnes to steer the faithful through the storm to a safe harbor? Do we dare to accept "new light" on basic principles that have stood the test of time? And most important of all, is there assurance that the church will survive?

Omega will answer these questions. It is, without a doubt, one of the most important books you will ever own.

96 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1981

Reviews

[Canny Tay · Rating 3 out of 5]

The last-day phenomenon of the SDA Church.

[Eric Anderson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Even back in my former life I didn't enjoy this one- Very vague book, hard to know where He was headed.

I know where he's leading- further and further from reality.