EG White Century Classics Collection by EG White

E. G. WHITE CENTURY CLASSICS COLLECTIONof five volumes, which spans time from before the earth's beginning to the ultimate fulfillment of God's plan for His people, is simply the most beautifully written and insightful Bible commentary ever produced. As such, we thought it only appropriate to over these marvelous books in this beautifully designed hardcover format that will become a treasury of wisdom for generations to come.

PATRIARCHS AND PROPHETSis the book of beginnings, vividly describing the creation of the universe as well as mankind, the beginning of evil in the world, and the great panorama of patriarchal life that led up to God's dramatic dealings with Israel through the kingdom of David. This is one of the only books available anywhere that can reveal with accuracy and authority the beginnings of the great war between Christ and Satan.

PROPHETS AND KINGSbegins with the reign of King Solomon and recounts the stories of the great men and women of the Bible to the first advent of Jesus Christ, Elijah, Daniel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and many others. It tells the epic story of Israel's triumphs, defeats, backsliding, captivity, and reformation.

THE DESIRE OF AGESis the book about the Man who stands at the center of all human history. The life of Jesus Christ is without parallel anywhere. No one else has had such a profound influence on the people of this world. He alone can meet the inexpressible desire in each of our lives for happiness and meaning.

THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLESgives the vivid, reliable account of the founding of the Christian church and the awesome power of the Holy Spirit. We are invited to witness the enormous power of the early church, then to experience the same for ourselves.

THE GREAT CONTROVERSYunveils the often unseen battle between Christ and Satan and looks ahead to the day when sins reign will end and Jesus will rule as King of kings and Lord of lords. Here is the authoritative answer to the confusion and despair of this tense age. This may be the most important book you will ever read.