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4I like to expose the enemy with his own words. (Rev.) Dr. Cahill declared that “he would rather the Catholic should read the worst books of immorality than the Protestant Bible-that forgery of God’s Word, that slander of Christ.” – (Roman Catholic Tablet, December 17, 1853, p. 804). “Do you allow your flock to read the Bible at all?” said a writer in the Contemporary Review to a friend of … Continue reading →
The Pope meets Hitler This is from a book by David A. Plaisted called, “Estimates of the Number Killed by the Papacy in the Middle Ages and later” You can download the entire document here. Some of the text from that document: Here are some of the places where figures about religious persecutions are given. Dowling in his History of Romanism says “From the birth of Popery in 606 to … Continue reading →
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2In 1971 I became a born again Christian while serving in the USAF in Sacramento California. The same year my Christian friends took me to see an evangelical crusade in the city of Oakland led by Billy Graham. I greatly admired Dr. Graham’s faith, fire and conviction for God. You can imagine my shock when I heard that Billy Graham became an apostate. Some people have even accused him of … Continue reading →
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8Written by William Dean A. Garner. I found this article on http://projectcamelotportal.com/blog/80-william-dean-garner/1923-1850s-switzerland-was-the-jesuits-proving-ground-for-the-establishment-of-today-s-america and wanted to re-post it for the readers of this website. Before the Jesuits invaded any one country and destroyed it from within, they rehearsed their machinations, often practicing on smaller countries and her population of We The People, adjusting their tactics as necessary, then refining them over the years. Often, the Jesuits would take 10 or more … Continue reading →
To attract people to the Roman religion, it is necessary to foment superstition; And this is why all modern superstitions have their origin among the Jesuits.
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1Did you know there are exactly 13 obelisks in Rome? Eight are from ancient Egypt and five are from ancient Rome. An obelisk has to do with Egyptian sun worship. See http://www.granddesignexposed.com/obelisk/meaning.html The first time the number 13 appears in the Bible is in Genesis 14:4 and it signified rebellion! Twelve years they served Chedorlaomer, and in the thirteenth year they rebelled. – Genesis 14:4 Thirteen obelisks in Rome is … Continue reading →
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2Be warned that the Devil is going to use all he can to lead people astray, even so-called “scientific” information about aliens from other planets. They are aliens, yes, however, they are not from other planets but from another dimension — the spirit world! But I do not agree with what Bob Trefz is saying toward the end about the “sons of God” of Genesis chapter 6 not having sex … Continue reading →
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21Most people today think of the prefix “anti-” as meaning “against,” but in context of antichrist it actually means “in place of.” Early Christians understood this word to not mean someone who sought to destroy Christ but someone who sought to set himself up in the place of Christ!
Continue reading →George Washington When watching the Youtube video on my other page, The Founding Fathers of America: All opposed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ! I came across a stunning revelation: (Quoted from http://catholicism.org/george-washington-died-a-catholic.html ) “Our first President, George Washington, died a Catholic. While he lay on his deathbed he sent his slaves across the Potomac to bring back his close friend, Father Leonard Neal, S.J. Neal (a Jesuit priest!) spent … Continue reading →
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6The Great Seal of the United States is written in the language of Kabbalah which is a set of esoteric teachings. The eagle is the Babylonian sky-god Annu.
Continue reading →This is from chapter 46 of Charles Chiniquy’s book, “Fifty Years in the Church of Rome”. If you are a Roman Catholic or was raised a Roman Catholic like I was, I dare say you will find this interesting. The most desolate work of a sincere Catholic priest is the study of the Holy Fathers. He does not make a step in the labyrinth of their discussions and controversies without … Continue reading →
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1My good friend Aaron shared this article with me. “And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them: and I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not worshipped the beast, neither his image, neither had received his mark upon their foreheads, or in their hands; and they lived … Continue reading →
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10This book has key pieces to the puzzle of how the Vatican has taken over the world through the Knight Templars, Illuminati, Jesuits, Freemasons, Knights of Malta, Rosicrucians and other secret groups. Yes folks, these groups are all connected with the center being Rome, the Vatican. “All roads lead to Rome” is true today as it ever was. I deem the author Frederick Tupper Saussy to be a good honest … Continue reading →
Charles Chiniquy This is from chapter 5 of Charles Chiniquy’s book “Fifty Years in the Church of Rome.” I enjoy sharing my favorite stories from that book with my wife to help her learn English and for the pure inspiration of learning lessons from one of the most godly Christian authors I have ever read. The Priest, Purgatory, and the Poor Widow’s Cow I arrived at home on the 17th … Continue reading →
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2Ignatius of Loyola, the first Superior General. I took from Wikipedia a list of Superior Generals of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and made a chart showing which Popes reigned during that particular Jesuit General’s rule. A Jesuit General is also known as the “Black Pope” and the existing Pope is called the “White Pope.” As you see there have been more Popes, 50 totaled, compared to only 30 Jesuit … Continue reading →
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28The Knights of Malta is the lay branch of the Jesuit Order! “The Knights of Malta is a world organization with its threads weaving through business, banking, politics, the CIA, other intelligence organizations, P2, religion, education, law, military, think tanks, foundations, the United States Information Agency, the United Nations, and numerous other organizations. The world head of the Knights of Malta is elected for a life term, with the approval … Continue reading →
Charles Chiniquy This is one of my favorite stories from Charles Chiniquy’s book, “Fifty Years in the Church of Rome” taken from chapter 35. I think Chiniquy had an amazing amount of courage and conviction to not compromise his stand against drinking considering the crowd of people he was with which included the Archbishop! Charles P. Chiniquy (30 July 1809 – 16 January 1899) was a Canadian Catholic priest who … Continue reading →
