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Basic Christian 2011D Basic Christian 2011d Basic Christian 2011d --- Updated: 07-01-2011 Basic Christian (2895 Pages) - The BasicChristian.org Website Articles (PDF) Basic Christian Full Content PDF Version. The BasicChristian.org most complete resource. Basic Christian: blog History Study - The 8 Kingdoms of the World (PDF) Nimrod, Egypt, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, [Revised Rome - NWO] Antichrist, Millennial (1,000 year) Kingdom Reign of Jesus Christ. Basic Christian: blog Bible Study - Genesis - Revelation (PDF) The complete Through the Bible blog Bible Study in PDF format. Basic Christian 2011 Extended Version - News-Info Feed (RSS) The a current Extended Basic Christian info-news feed - a longer list of past Info RSS postings. Basic Christian: blog Bible Study - Genesis - Revelation (Online) Through the Bible blog Bible Study online. The complete Through the Bible blog Bible Study. Brief Update 2011: Regarding the Basic Christian download files on Microsoft 'SkyDrive' and the new Basic Christian (Adobe Air) platform file 1. The Basic Christian files [free MS Word file downloads] located on Microsoft's 'SkyDrive' are available for download. When a Basic Christian file [or any file] is downloaded from SkyDrive Microsoft by default has placed the file in 'Protected View' mode just click the 'Enable Editing' button being displayed and the file will revert to a standard MS Word file. 2. The new Basic Christian (Adobe Air) file is a highly recommended Platform file - the Adobe Air technology is one of the newest technologies and already much can be accomplished in the way of linking websites, adding personal comments and browsing blogs within the Basic Christian document. Please download and try the various document formats that the Basic Christian materials are now available in and look for Adobe to continue to add features to their new Air document platform. Basic Christian: blog History Study - The 8 Kingdoms of the World http://www.basicchristian.org/BasicChristian_2011_d.rss[12/19/2011 6:56:49 AM] Basic Christian 2011d (PDF) Nimrod, Egypt, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, [Revised Rome - NWO] Antichrist, Millennial (1,000 year) Kingdom Reign of Jesus Christ. Coming Soon: blog History Study - The 8 Kingdoms of the World (RSS) Nimrod, Egypt, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, [Revised Rome] Antichrist, Millennial (1,000 year) Kingdom Reign of Jesus Christ **Update: Basic Christian - I posted some family video that my father and I did in 2005 - It gives a little background into who I am - The blog History Study 'The 8 Kingdoms' will be on a continued short break until about next week Online and download video - God bless everyone! ~ David Anson Brown Basic Christian download files on Microsoft 'SkyDrive' select "Download as .zip file" to download all the files with one click - Also available the new Basic Christian (Adobe Air) platform file 1. The Basic Christian files [free MS Word file downloads] located on Microsoft's 'SkyDrive' are available for download. When a Basic Christian file [or any file] is individually downloaded from SkyDrive Microsoft by default has placed the file in 'Protected View' mode just click the 'Enable Editing' button being displayed and the file will revert to a standard MS Word file. 2. The new Basic Christian (Adobe Air) file is a highly recommended Platform file - the Adobe Air technology is one of the newest technologies and already much can be accomplished in the way of linking websites, adding personal comments and browsing blogs within the Basic Christian document. Please download and try the various document formats that the Basic Christian materials are now available in and look for Adobe to continue to add features to their new Air document platform. *** Updated: Basic Christian (2837 Pages) - The BasicChristian.org Website Articles (PDF) Basic Christian Full Content PDF Version. The BasicChristian.org most complete resource. Basic Christian: blog History Study - The 8 Kingdoms of the World (PDF) Nimrod, Egypt, Babylon, Persia, Greece, Rome, [Revised Rome - NWO] Antichrist, Millennial (1,000 year) Kingdom Reign of Jesus Christ. http://www.basicchristian.org/BasicChristian_2011_d.rss[12/19/2011 6:56:49 AM] Basic Christian 2011d Basic Christian: blog Bible Study - Genesis - Revelation (PDF) The complete Through the Bible blog Bible Study in PDF format. Basic Christian 2011 Extended Version - News-Info Feed (RSS) The a current Extended Basic Christian info-news feed - a longer list of past Info RSS postings. Basic Christian: blog Bible Study - Genesis - Revelation (Online) Through the Bible blog Bible Study online. The complete Through the Bible blog Bible Study. KJV 1611 Holy Bible - Red Letter Edition {A Free PDF KJV Bible} (PDF) The King James Version (KJV) 1611 with the Words of Jesus Formatted in Red is a complete Bible containing both the Old and the New Testaments. Basic Christian: Complete News and Info Feed - RSS or PDF 2004-2011 (PDF) The Complete Basic Christian: News and Info Feed 2004-2011 now available in both RSS and PDF format. Basic Christian: Complete News and Info Feed - RSS or PDF 2004-2011 (RSS) The Complete Basic Christian: News and Info Feed 2004-2011 now available in both RSS and PDF format. Basic Christian: Documents on Issuu (Online - flipbooks) Basic Christian: The Basics of Christianity ... and then some ... Issuu is a neat little service that lets you turn your PDF into an interactive, intuitive flipbook that you can host online and share with others - Issuu is the place for online publications: Magazines, documents, and stuff you'd normally find on print Document sharing services, including DocStoc, Scribd, and edocr, have been getting a lot of attention over the last few months - and with the premise of being a "YouTube for documents," their usefulness has been growing. Issuu, http://www.basicchristian.org/BasicChristian_2011_d.rss[12/19/2011 6:56:49 AM] Basic Christian 2011d however, differenciates itself by focusing on the publishing aspect and aiming specifically at digitzing print publications. As their elevator pitch goes, "Issuu is the place for online publications: Magazines, documents, and stuff you'd normally find on print. It's the place where YOU become the publisher." -- A neat thing about the service is the sharing aspect. Users can customize their Issuu and post it easily to Facebook, MySpace, Orkut, Blogger, Friendster, Typepad, LiveJournal, and of course, embed it to their blogs via HTML (embedded on the right side is a sample Issuu.) Users can also comment on and bookmark the Issuus - a useful feature for people involved in design-related fields. -- The startup was founded back in February 2006 by a group of five people - including CEO Michael Hansen - and raised a venture round in February 2007 by Sunstone Capital. Now Available: The Basic Christian Ministry FREE eBooks (ePub - Mobi) The Basic Christian Epub eBooks have been updated and now a Kindle (Mobi) version has been added for each of the five currently available Basic Christian eBooks. ~ God bless everyone, David Anson Brown Updated! Basic Christian: The Complete News and Info Feed 2004- 2011 (PDF) The Complete Basic Christian: Info, Resources and News RSS Feed (2004-2011) in PDF Format. Basic Christian: Church History blog Study - Revised Outline 0 A.D. - 312 A.D. - Birth of Jesus and the Early Church Age 313 A.D. - 1521 A.D. - Birth of Revised Rome and the Holy Roman Empire 1522 A.D. - 1880 A.D. - Indigenous Bible Translations and Doctrines Era - The Reformation - Ulrich Zwingli, Martin Luther, William Tyndale, etc. 1881 - Present (2011) - Corrupt modern bible translations and compromised Seminaries and Universities - The modern Emergent [return to occult/paganism] Era - Westcott and Hort (1881), NIV (1972) Zondervan, NKJV (1979) Thomas Nelson, Inc., etc. Basic Christian Wiki: The Basic Christian Wiki 'Common Christian Faith' (CCF) Preview: The Basic Christian Wiki 'Common Christian Faith' wiki website. Basic Christian: Select Internet Mp3s - The Christmas 2011 Download and Share Project - FREE Downloads (Mp3s) The Basic Christian list of select Mp3 downloads from various internet websites. -- Selected as a part of the original 2003 Tract-CD Project the Basic Christian Ministry was asked to share two PDF resources [Basic Christian: Theology, Biblical Proof Jesus is God] with the Tract-CD project and in return a CD of Mp3's was mailed to the Ministry. -- These are some of those original Mp3s plus many more new mp3s have been added for download. http://www.basicchristian.org/BasicChristian_2011_d.rss[12/19/2011 6:56:49 AM] Basic Christian 2011d Mp3 Links (Part 2) - The Christmas 2011 Download and Share Project - FREE Downloads (Mp3s) Basic Christian: Links to Free Mp3s. Update: 12-06-2011 - Back home for a few days but the blog postings won't resume until January - Have a Blessed Christmas Holiday Season in Jesus Christ! ~ God bless everyone, David Anson Brown The current Christmas blog postings are intended to be the only postings until after the end of the year. It seems important to be really focused on Jesus Christ during this 2011 Christmas Season so there won't be any other postings, posts that could get us off topic and get in the way of our Christian Worship of Jesus Christ during the Christmas Holiday Season. -- Currently I'm working on a few projects, mostly regarding the coming Church History blog Study and getting ready to resume the blog postings in January. I'll be out of town again during the Holidays so the blog will be on a break until January. Basic Christian: Christmas 2011 - The CHRISTmas
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