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Does the Bible say to Bless Israel?

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Posted on June 27, 2025 by James ArendtJune 27, 2025 2

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 →

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Isaiah The Miniature Bible

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Posted on June 13, 2025 by James ArendtJune 20, 2025

Each chapter of the book of Isaiah has something in it that corresponds with the book of the Bible it represents sequentially. I shows the Bible has a supernatural Source – God Almighty!

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True Bible Based Saving Faith in Christ

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Posted on November 21, 2024 by James ArendtNovember 22, 2024

The bases of true saving faith in Jesus Christ is believing the Bible is the inerrant Word of God and that Jesus God’s Son died to save us.

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Should Christians Pray For and Support the Modern State of Israel?

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Posted on October 6, 2024 by James ArendtOctober 15, 2024 7

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?

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Pope Leo XIII On His Authority

See The Papacy Is The Antichrist – By Rev. J. A. Wylie

Thoughts about the American Pope

The first ever American to become Pope, Robert Francis Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, reminded me of a quote from The Papacy And The Civil Power – Chapter I. which I posted on this website:

“Pope Gregory XVI., some years ago, uttered the saying, “Out of the Roman States, there is no country where I am pope, except the United States,”…Read More

In all the countries professedly Roman Catholic, the Church was restricted and hampered in what were asserted to be its rights, on account of its close alliance with despotism; while in this country (the USA), owing to the liberality of our institutions, it is “legally free,” and is left without the interference of the law, to the uninterrupted pursuit of its ecclesiastical policy. Manifestly, it is because the nations of Europe, hitherto Roman Catholic, have taken away from “the vicar of God” the power to subordinate the laws of the State to the canon laws of the Church, which have been constructed with sole reference to papal supremacy, that the hope of rebuilding this power in the United States has been excited.” (End of quote.)

Another point is the significance of the name Leo. It was Leo X who, in 1521, excommunicated Martin Luther. Does the name indicate a possible agenda by Robert Prevost to totally crush Protestantism in America? Could he do that when Americans have First Amendment protection that guarantees freedom of religion? Time will tell.

The signing of the Constitution of the Beast of Revelation 13?

On 29 October 2004, 53 senior political figures from the 25 member states of the European Union signed a treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. The ceremony took place in the ornate surroundings of the Palazzo dei Conservatori in the heart of ancient Rome where the original treaty establishing the Common Market was signed 47 years previously. Behind them is a statue of Pope Leo X. I think it’s significant that area with Leo X in the background was chosen to sign the EU Constitution because Leo X was the Pope who in January 1521 excommunicated Martin Luther.