____ is the official history of the Church of God.

• A. Like a Mighty Army
• B. The Founding Chronicles
• C. The Pilgrim Testament
• D. The Great Movement

Answer: (A)

Understanding what counts as the official history means knowing which published work the Church of God itself endorses as the formal record of its beginnings and growth. Like a Mighty Army is that work; it is the historical narrative used in church education and reference, detailing the church’s origin, key figures, pivotal events, and milestones, and it aligns with the denomination's understanding of its own story. The other titles are not recognized as the official history—they sound like plausible histories or devotional texts but do not carry the same authoritative status within the Church of God’s historical tradition.