Kimball College

This book includes a letter written by Jesus. Eusebius lived during the time of Constantine and the '"Nicene Council'", which gave us the Bible. He both enjoyed the highest favor of Constantine and was considered perhaps the ranking Bishop of the church at that time because he sat in judgment over church matters at the request of Constantine. Eusebius is called '"The Father of Ecclesiastical History'" by all that knew him. Eusebius knew of those books that were excluded from the Bible. Eusebius stood in defense of Arius of Alexandra when Bishop Arius suggested that many more books were available and should be considered by the canon of the Church. Eusebius mentions the Septuagint and many other books that should have been considered as part of the Bible. Eusebius is the only surviving public record of this period of time and therefore is a must for serious Christians. Most importantly are the insights Eusebius leave us regarding the life of Christ, including a letter written by Jesus. There are those who have asked me incessantly for copies of something that Jesus wrote. Well, here is your chance to have one, on page 30. Any of the scholars of our day who doubt the veracity of Eusebius and his work only betray themselves in the process. Most never mention him at all because they can't fit this man's scholarship into their traditions.