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1Jesuits have infiltrated government agencies such as the CDC, educational institutions, and Protestant churches and seminaries to mislead the public. It was the Pope, the Vatican and the Jesuits who promoted Covid vaccinations which have undetermined the health of the public.
Continue reading →You may not have heard of the theological term, “Dispensationalism,” or even if you have, you may not know how to define it. But even so, if you are a Bible believer and a follower of Jesus Christ, the chances are high that your views of the Endtime have been tainted by Dispensational doctrines. What is Dispensationalism? Dispensationalism is a method of Bible interpretation that was devised by John Nelson … Continue reading →
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8I often find inspiration for a new article or Bible study when I see someone post something on social media that I consider to be in error. We should be lovers of truth. When we see something not according to the Scriptures, we should want to correct in love those that are in error. One of my friends wrote on Facebook: On May 14, 1948 Israel was reborn as a … Continue reading →
I got this from a Facebook post written by Steve Andrews on September 16, 2022. If you are unfamiliar with the doctrine of dispensationalism, I have several articles on this site that explain what it means and its influence on popular End-time teaching today. By Steve Andrews Regarding the Jesuit invention of the singular “the Antichrist” / false doctrine, “dispensationalism”. All roads lead to Rome in this regard. I’ve read … Continue reading →
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1Dispensationalism is the root of several false doctrines: Zionism, pre-tribulation rapture, a difference between the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven.
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4Did you know that most evangelicals today believe interpretations of the prophecies of Daniel, Matthew 24, and the Book of Revelation that are based not on what the Bible says, but what John Nelson Darby (18 November 1800 – 29 April 1882) and C.I. Scofield (August 19, 1843 – July 24, 1921) says it means?
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2By Mark Williams. How did the pretribulation doctrine come about? A brief rundown would go something like this: In 1591 a Jesuit priest named Francisco Ribera wrote a 500-page commentary on the grand points of Babylon and the antichrist, the object being to set aside the Protestant teaching that the Papacy is the antichrist. In his commentary, he assigned the first chapters of Revelation to the first century. The rest … Continue reading →
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7Pastor Chuck Baldwin I love this message from Pastor Chuck Baldwin and was inspired to take time to transcribe it for busy people who just don’t have time to listen to an hour talk on YouTube. Just reading the text below may inspire you to listen to his entire message from YouTube. This is just a synopsis of his talk so I can claim the Fair Use copyright law. Before … Continue reading →
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2This article is a partial transcription of a talk pastor Chuck Baldwin gave to Liberty Fellowship on October 30, 2016, entitled, The Protestant Reformation: Fulfillment Of Revelation Prophecy? Please see the video below the text to hear the entire talk! The emphasis in bold and italics are mine. Revelation Chapter 11. I have to give some introductory remarks to this message. Most of the churches and Christians in the United … Continue reading →
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4The doctrine of a difference between the Kingdom Heaven and the Kingdom of God is connected to the doctrine of dispensationalism which John Nelson Darby taught and which was promoted by C. I. Scofield in the Scofield Reference Bible. That Bible has had a profound (and negative) influence on the thinking of millions of American Christians. Scofield in the Scofield Reference Bible says: “The kingdom of God is to be … Continue reading →
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7The “left” of Matthew 24:40 is talking about those who were not killed by the Romans, those who survived the Great Persecution.
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22The Geneva Bible preceded the King James translation by 51 years. It was the primary Bible of 16th century Protestantism and was the Bible used by William Shakespeare, Oliver Cromwell, John Knox, John Donne, and John Bunyan, author of Pilgrim’s Progress. It was the first Bible ever that included chapter and verse numbers! All subsequent Bibles followed suit. In this post I am not saying I think the Geneva Bible … Continue reading →
