Sabellian History: [Prologue by Dr. Thomas Weisser; Annotations by Rev. Eugene Dominguez.]

“The author of the theological work, Sabellian History, Christiano Wormio (1672-1737) was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. He was a collector of ancient books and manuscripts, a theologian, and the Bishop of Zealand, Denmark. In his day there was an anti-trinitarian movement in northwestern Europe. His extensive historical and scholarly work herein obtained raving reviews among his contemporaries. It was written in Latin and Greek in the late 1600s and now for the first time is available in English, The narrative is upon the theologian Sabellus of Libya, Africa of the 200s and Sabellian theologians, bishops, and kings in the first five centuries. The scholar will be incited to mine the archives of these Sabellians that heretofore have been mostly unknown to Oneness historians.” Rev. Eugene Dominguez, Editor & annotator.“rare writing… invaluable book… insight into the world of post-Apostolic history… Sabellius’… views… much more prevalent… in ancient times, Pastor, D. S. Garza, Madera, CA, Faith Tabernacle, curator of ecclesiasticalresearches.com“a gem… of great value… rare access to an abundant source of testimonies and historical references relevant to… the teachings of Sabellius until… the fifth century...” Abraham Ruiz, M.Ed., Azusa Pacific U., Historian, Apostolic Assembly, Fontana, California."historical truths… any serious student of biblical history and theology will find this work very beneficial and important." Kulwant S. Boora, Esq., LL.M (USA LL.M (UK), Oxford, Univ., Attorney and Counselor at Law, State Bar of Michigan, Apostolic Writer and Author, Monroe, Michigan, USA.“an important historical find… written in a ‘high latin… finally… into the English… we thank God for it… treasures of prevailing… truths… amazing, exciting and revealing moments of historical revelations,” Rev. Larry Booker, Bishop, Inland Lighthouse Church, Rialto, California.“exciting… Wormio’s book… his astounding admission… Monarchianism was the “orthodox” or official doctrine of the church. I recommend this translation for your library as part of the historical view that the trinitarian “orthodoxy” is both non-bibilical and non-historical,” Rev. Joel Booker, Pastor, Inland Lighthouse Church, Rialto, California. Read more