The Oppressive Church Has Tried to Get Independent Teachers Under Their Authority Since the Beginning

May 10th, 2017 | 6 min read

Ephesus – AD 52 – Darkest Timeline

Caius and Nikola linger in the front room, waiting for Justus to finishing tidying up. The house church had just finished their Sunday meeting, and they needed to get home before dark.

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The Oppressive Church Has Tried to Get Independent Teachers Under Their Authority Since the Beginning

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