They were once Christian Crusaders sailed into unknown places and also entered Far East. Fearless as they are believed in their One God system and used the Bible to go to war with non-Christian countries.
They stayed and occupied foreign lands to established their 'Kingdom of God' to rein over foreign lands and build temples (churches).
The term "Kingdom of God" occurs four times in Matthew (12:28; 19:24; 21:31; 21:43), fourteen times in Mark, thirty-two times in Luke, twice in the Gospel of John (3:3, 5), six times in Acts, eight times in Paul, and once in Revelation (12:10). Matthew actually prefers the term "Kingdom of heaven" which he uses over 20 times in his gospel.
http://www.theopedia.com/Kingdom_of_God
Is history repeating itself and you can see this in your life time?
Ex-Christian Crusaders vs Islamic Crusaders (for understanding the similar in events Islamic Crusader is used here).
Sound interesting?
They stayed and occupied foreign lands to established their 'Kingdom of God' to rein over foreign lands and build temples (churches).
The term "Kingdom of God" occurs four times in Matthew (12:28; 19:24; 21:31; 21:43), fourteen times in Mark, thirty-two times in Luke, twice in the Gospel of John (3:3, 5), six times in Acts, eight times in Paul, and once in Revelation (12:10). Matthew actually prefers the term "Kingdom of heaven" which he uses over 20 times in his gospel.
http://www.theopedia.com/Kingdom_of_God
Is history repeating itself and you can see this in your life time?
Ex-Christian Crusaders vs Islamic Crusaders (for understanding the similar in events Islamic Crusader is used here).
Sound interesting?
