Futurism Devised across the Centuries by the Jesuits
The Futurist interpretation of prophecy was originally propounded by the Spanish Jesuit scholar Francisco Ribera and was developed by Jesuit Bellarmine.
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The Origin Of Dispensational Futurism And Its Entry Into Protestant Christianity
Many Protestants have departed from the Protestant Christian interpretation of the prophecies in the Book of Revelation. Church history has not left us in ignorance concerning the dispensational interpretation of the Book of Revelation. Every Protestant should know and spread the following startling facts.
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This is the continuation of the series, Antichrist And His Ten Kingdoms – By Albert Close and the previous post, The Great Harlot’s Daughters. God has never in any age sent a messenger or preacher to cross, contradict or make … Continue reading →
Five Things to Watch for in 2024
This article is a partial transcription of an audio on Christian J. Pinto’s Noise of Thunder Radio program. My wife and I like to listen to Chris Pinto. He’s a solid Bible-believing Christian, a former Catholic like we were who … Continue reading →
Is the Rapture a Rescue from Persecution? The History Behind the Rapture Doctrine
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It seems to me the first thing that pops up into a Christian’s mind today when he or she hears the word “rapture,” is a rescue from persecution and tribulation from the Antichrist. I see no such promise in the … Continue reading →
Have You Been Duped by Dispensationalism?
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 … Continue reading →
The People Behind the Pretribulation Rapture Doctrine
The story of the development of pretribulationism is a tangled one. From its inception in the early 1800s, there has been a deliberate attempt to cover up its origins. And the cover up continues to this day.
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