The Shepherds Way - Original Christianity
The Shepherds Way continues to teach the Word of God in Truth. Showing the thread of Truth from the first Church of Antioch. Our first Bishop there being the Apostle Peter. We have the writings of our early teachers and the records of early Church history.
We show that there were no major denominations for the first 400 years of the church, before the Roman Catholic and Greek schism occurred. Hence, the first and most early church, the original church founded by our Saviour, Yzues Christos, still exists today in the modern Antiochene Church.
If you are a Christian and want to truly understand the unpolluted and rich theology of the original church than you are welcome to begin your free studies here by watching all of Eric William King's theological lectures and studies.
We thank God for the teaching tools that we have been given throughout the centuries and we are blessed to have in our Antiochene Library much information on the most early manuscripts.
So welcome fellow brother & sister in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Some Antiochene Christian Church History
The Church was formed and founded on Pentecost in Jerusalem. Followers of Jesus as the Messiah, (Ha Maschiach), trace the origin of becoming known to the world as 'Christians' to the community founded in Antioch."Then departed Barnabas to Tarsus, for to seek Saul: and when he found him he brought him to Antioch." For a whole year they met with the church and taught large numbers.
The disciples, whose origins began in the dispersion resulting from persecution in Jerusalem, were "first called Christians at Antioch." Known by a variety of names, including "Followers of the Way." Later recognized by the Apostles in Jerusalem, one of its leading members was Barnabas, who was sent to organize the new church (see Acts 11:19-26) (see Early centers of Christianity).
Σεφερντς Ου:εϋ
The Shepherds Way
Saint Irenaeus
“the Scriptures are indeed perfect, since they were spoken by
the Word of God and His Spirit” (AH 2.28.2)
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