Tares Among the Wheat: Sequel to A Lamp in the Dark

Being able to see part made this worth buying. It's an interesting 2 part series.

This video clearly explains the history of wars brought on by organized religion in a fight for power on this earth to rule and reign over all people, the devil's desire since creation!This also reveals God's Truth on a coming ecumenical movement spearheaded by the Pope. This unholy unity goes against God's word and teaching as we draw closer toward the end times. I love how they discussed the history and then offer biblical scriptures on the truth of God's word. Roger Oakland is very much a Godly man who loves the Lord, and gives clear biblical clarity.A must see if you want to know the truth about organized religion of the Catholic faith and how they have killed, cheated, lied and have done anything to maintain their self deceived high ranking status among the world today. They can be saved if they repent and trust only 100% upon Jesus Christ who offers salvation by His blood He shed on the cross. They are so deceived to think they can be god and change God's true word to fit their religious schemes and not promote the Bible which means "Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth," and they are doing all that they can to deceive the masses and their end will be in hell for their false teachings!I'm so grateful that the DVD exposes the evil that is behind it all!Read the Gospel of John and find out how you can have Eternal life in Heaven and avoid dying in your sins heading to Hell. Tares among The Wheat is a must see video that will open your eyes to learn God's Truth He wanted all to know!

All sides, in any controversy, will always have a bias. The question is not whether or not a bias exists. The question is; #1 is the references legitimate and #2 is the evidence real. If both #1 and #2 are verifiable, then are the conclusions both logical and reasonable. It is important not to skip steps #1 and #2, and go straight to answering the question of the conclusions are logical and reasonable, since a person will be basing that solely on their preconceived notions of things.Truth should always be more important than satisfying one’s own bias, and so with this in mind, I tried to spot check references cited in the film, and so doing I chose the three below sources at random.* The World Parliament of Religions of 1893* The Jesuit Conspiracy: The Secret Plan of the Order by Jacopo Leone 1846* The Secret History of the Oxford Movement by Walter Walsh 1899I was able to use an online resource to verify the above books and read their content; and found that the ‘quotes’ and ‘excerpts’ used in the film are indeed accurate.Not everyone will agree with the conclusions found at the end of this film, since some of the conclusions include ‘some calculated speculation’ on their part, but I think that the film makers did a fantastic job presenting verifiable source information to try and support their conclusions.Hopefully this review was helpful to some.

For those of you who are students of bible history, this film will fill in some pieces. I was glad to see a mention of the Waldenses, as most christian histories skip over them, thus over their persecution for attempting to keep the faith once delivered to the Saints. I found it also very interesting of the account that showed the Inquisition went underground in Rome and was still being practiced mid-1800s. I was aware in my travels to South America that the Inquisition continued there long after it stopped in Europe.I found these 3 hours facinating, and especially how when powerful people control institutions, those who speak the truth may be put forth as liars. The example of the copied manuscript being passed off as authentic hit home.I definitely enjoyed this and almost picked up the phone several times to call others to tell them about this, so they could watch it before week's end. I will most definitely share this with my brethren later this week.Well done.

Although the content of this movie (along with its predecessor) is quite informative and interesting (eye-opening, actually!), Chris Pinto's narration leaves MUCH to be desired. His pauses during narration are, at best, annoying. But to top that off, his inflection (or lack thereof), creates almost three hours of droning to the point of stupor.Here's the opening narrative of the DVD: (And imagine no inflection - almost monotone) "..." signifying pauses:For nearly 2 thousand years...the world has been turned upside down....over what can only be called...the most controversial book...of all time. To its critics...The Bible...is merely a combination... of myth...and legend...mingled with history.It should be said:For nearly 2 thousand years...the world has been turned upside down over what can only be called the most controversial book of all time. To its critics...The Bible is merely a combination of myth and legend mingled with history.After the first 45 minutes of watching, I had to turn it off. I just couldn't continue watching it all in one fell swoop. Three days later, I finally managed to finish. (And even then, I couldn't watch in segments longer than about 20 minutes.)Pinto, as a director, is great. However, IMO, he should leave narrating to a professional.I would have rated this 5 stars had it not been for the extremely distracting narration.

It is to late for the country but this is great for Christians to see.

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I absolutely loved this sequel. The whole series is very well researched, beautifully presented and informative. It brings the history of the Bible to life and I cannot thank Adullam Films enough for this eye opening DVD.