He would certainly say something if he could. He has been gone from us many years now. And his family and "friends" at Zondervan Publishing have taken it upon themselves to revise him.

You see, Halley's is a double-edged sword, with its financial edge being most effective. Halley continues to sell books for Zondervan. His research into the history and archaeology of the Bible have become standards of the Handbook industry. They didn't revise that.

Henry Halley was also a historian. As in Church History. As in Roman Catholic persecution in the Middle Ages.

And as is the case with many evangelical powerhouses, Rome has gotten to the Zondervan enterprise. Who says Rome is dead? The power it wields on hearts and minds worldwide is still mighty. There has been only one worldwide empire from the days of the Caesars until now. Rome reigns.

Rome has corrupted evangelists, authors, seminaries. It was only a matter of time before someone would call the local priest, who would call the bishop, who would call the Pope, to complain about Halley's view of church history. Page after page of the original Halley documents the evils of the medieval "church." From early infidels to the union of church and state to the depths of papal degradation, Halley covers it all.

Try to find any of that in the Halley's (so called) now in your local Christian bookstore(25th edition). Revised. Erased. Cleansed. Halley is now a mouse who speaks what is proper and nice. No one is to be offended by Halley. No one is to hurt our sales.

Shame on those who have yielded to this nonsense. God give us men who will continue to say to the church and to false religion, too, what needs to be said. God raise up 100 Halleys to print 100 true histories of Rome!