The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part IV. Section II. The Law of Completion In Weeks. Chapter III. The Week In History. Part 1.
Scripture the chart of history.—Preliminary questions as to historic and prophetic chronology.—The age of the human race.—Old testament chronology.The Hebrew and the Septuagint chronology compared.—How are we to interpret the symbolic periods of prophetic chronology?
Continue reading →Should Christians Pray For and Support the Modern State of Israel?
God’s Promise to physical Israel to live in the land Was Contingent on their obedience. Are modern Israelis obeying God while rejecting Jesus of Nazareth as their Messiah?
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part IV. Section II. The Law of Completion In Weeks. Chapter II. The Week In Scripture.
There is a chronological system in scripture.—It is a system of weeks.—This system is traceable throughout the law, the prophets, and the gospel.—The week in the mosaic ritual.—The week in Jewish history.—The week in prophecy.—The week of days —of weeks—of months—of years—of weeks of years —of years of years—of millenaries.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part IV. Section II. The Law of Completion In Weeks. Chapter I. The Week in Relation to the Periodicity of Vital Phenomena.
Periodicity in the development of insects, fishes, birds and mammalia.—Periodicity in the growth and functional activity of mankind in health and in disease.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part IV. Section I. Chapter II. Soli-Lunar Dominion in the Organic World.
Effects of light and heat on the development and distribution of plants and animals and of the human race.—Diurnal and seasonal changes in relation to health and disease.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part IV. Section I. Chapter I. Chronology, Biblical and Natural.
Solar and lunar dominion in the inorganic world. Soli-lunar control of terrestrial revolutions.—Winds.—rains.—ocean currents.—tides.—electric and magnetic variations.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part III. Chapter II. The Man of Sin, or Antichrist. Part 3.
The correct interpretation of the prophecy of Babylon the great,—that it is the Church of Rome—confirms the above view of this prophecy of “the beast,” and is indeed the key to the whole Apocalypse.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part III. Chapter II. The Man of Sin, or Antichrist. Part 2.
Origin of this power.—Its moral character.—Its self-exalting utterances,—Its self-exalting acts,—Its subtleties, false doctrines, and lying wonders.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part III. Chapter II. The Man of Sin, or Antichrist. Part 1.
A great fourfold prophecy of fundamental importance (Dan. vii. 7-27; rev. xiii. 1-9; Rev. xvii; 2 Thess, ii).— The Roman power.—Its last form as predicted here.Individual and dynastic use of the word “king,”— An apostate, blasphemous, and persecuting power,— Exactly answering to the one here predicted, has been in existence for more than twelve centuries, in the succession of the popes of Rome.—Its idolatries. Its dominion.—Its persecution of the saints,—Its duration.—Its doom.
Continue reading →Notes On Revelation Chapter Eighteen
Martin Luther, before his conversion, was a good Romanist; from his conversion up to his discovery that the Pope was Antichrist, he was a Christian and a Romanist; from that date on, he was a good Christian but not a Romanist at all.
Continue reading →The Jesuit Origins of Dispensationalism and the Futurist Antichrist belief
The history of the origin of the doctrine of dispensationalism, and how it influenced the churches today.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part III. Foretold and Fulfilled. Chapter I.
We have been contemplating the two mysteries of the Apocalypse. The word “mystery” signifies something spiritual; it here describes a church, The first mystery is explained to us by Christ Himself: “The mystery of the seven stars which thou sawest; the seven stars are the angels of the seven churches, and the seven candlesticks which thou sawest, are the seven churches.” The second mystery is explained also: “I will tell thee the mystery of the woman. The woman is that great city which reigneth over the kings of the earth.”
Continue reading →Does the Bible say to Bless Israel?
This is a message from Pastor Adam Fannin of Law of Liberty Baptist Church in Jacksonville, FL. I never listened to Pastor Fannin before. I think he’s a great teacher and did an excellent job in teaching this Bible class. … Continue reading →
The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part II. Progressive interpretation. Chapter III.
The Apocalypse is a continuous prophecy extending from is own time, to the consummation of all things.—Importance of historical knowledge, in order to its correct interpretation.—It is a prophecy concerning the experiences of the Christian church, in the world, and not concerning those of the Jewish nation.
Continue reading →The Great Papal Reaction – By H. Grattan Guinness
A brief history of the Roman Catholic Counter-Reformation, the attempts to stop the Protestant movement, stop the preaching of the Gospel, and the attempt to stop Protestants from calling the popes of Rome the fulfillment of the “man of sin” prophecy of II Thessalonians chapter 2.
Continue reading →Little Popes – By Eric C. Peters
The Pope is an autocrat, a totalitarian ruler. Everyone under him must hold him in the highest esteem; must regard his official utterances above anything else regardless of reason or common sense. Rules, laws and all observances, instituted by the long line of Popes as a whole, are to be enforced by each succeeding Pope. This is the system of Popery, or the Papacy.
Continue reading →The Approaching End of the Age by H. Grattan Guinness – Part II. Progressive interpretation. Chapter II.
Consideration of certain broad principles, on which the Apocalypse is to be interpreted.—It is a symbolic prophecy, and must be translated into ordinary language before it can be understood.
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