Union with Rome – Christopher Wordsworth
Is not the Church of Rome the Babylon of the Book of Revelation? 19th-century Bible scholar Christopher Wordsworth offers infallible proof from Holy Scripture and secular history.
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Popery! As it Was and as it Is – By William Hogan
Americans who read this work may think, “This is all very interesting history of the Catholic church in America in the first half of the 19th century, but it is not like that today.” While it’s true that modern American Catholics have a more tolerant attitude toward non-Catholics, what do the priests and bishops think about it? They are still seeking domination of America.
Continue reading →The Pope – Chief of White Slavers, High Priest of Intrigue
Former Catholic priest Jeremiah J. Crowley exposes the Popes of Rome as evil tyrants whose interest is only money and power over as much of the world as possible.
Continue reading →Seven Things You May Not Know about Christmas
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There is debate among some Christians about whether we should celebrate Christmas or not. I think we can if we scrape the lies off the Truth and celebrate it as it should be celebrated, as the birth of the Saviour, the Messiah, Jesus Christ, on earth. We can still praise the Father for sending His Son to earth!
Continue reading →The Seventh Vial Chapter XVI. The Two-Horned Beast Of The Earth
It is the ecclesiastical hierarchy which we take to be here symbolized. The vision brings the Pope again before us; in the beast of the sea he is seen as the ruling head of the ten Papal kingdoms; here he is beheld as the ruling head of the Papal clergy. This beast rose out of the earth—the symbol of the western empire in its tranquilized state had two horns like a lamb.
Continue reading →Mariolatry – by Charles Chiniquy
Romanism is the old idolatry of Babylon, Egypt and Rome, under a Christian mask. But this new form of idolatry is so boldly denied by some of the great dignitaries of Rome, and so skillfully concealed by others, under the spotless robe of Jesus, that not only the too unsuspecting nominal Protestants, but even the “very elect,” are in danger of being entrapped and deceived.
Continue reading →The King James Version: Precise Translation versus Fraudulent Texts and Heretical Translations – By Gregory L. Jackson
Well researched reasons why the King James Version of the Bible is the most accurate translation in English, and a shocking account of apostate Lutherans who reject it!
Continue reading →History of the Papacy Chapter IV. Rise and Progress of the Temporal Supremacy.
A crowned priest now sat upon the Seven Hills of Rome. To occupy a seat overshadowed by the loftier throne of the emperors would not satisfy the vast ambition of the pontiffs, and accordingly there was now commenced the struggle for the temporal supremacy.
Continue reading →History of the Papacy Chapter III. Rise and Progress of the Temporal Sovereignty.
The process by which the nations of Europe, from being pagan, became Christian, may be adequately likened to the contrivance by which the statue of Jupiter at Rome was converted from the representative of the prince of pagan deities to the representative of the prince of Christian apostles, Peter.
Continue reading →History of the Papacy Chapter II. Rise and Progress of Ecclesiastical Supremacy.
he first pastors of the Roman Church aspired to no rank above their brethren. The labours in which they occupied themselves were the same as those of the ordinary ministers of the gospel. As pastors, they watched with affectionate fidelity over their flock; and, when occasion offered, they added to the duties of the pastorate the labours of the evangelist.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons – Conclusion
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Most seem to think that Popery is a system merely to be scouted and laughed at; but the Spirit of God everywhere characterises it in quite a different way. Every statement in the Scripture shows that it was truly described when it was characterised as “Satan’s Masterpiece”–the perfection of his policy for deluding and ensnaring the world.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter VII. Section V — The Name of the Beast, the Number of His Name–The Invisible Head of the Papacy
If we know the Apocalyptic name of the System, that will lead us to the name of the head of the system. The name of the System is “Mystery” (Rev 17:5)
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter VII. Section IV — The Image of the Beast
And deceiveth them that dwell on the earth by the means of those miracles which he had power to do in the sight of the beast; saying to them that dwell on the earth, that they should make an image to the beast, which had the wound by a sword, and did live. – Revelation 13:14
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter VII. Section III — The Beast from the Earth
And I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon.
Revelation 13:11
The Two Babylons Chapter VII. Section II — The Beast from the Sea
In the old Babylonian system, after the worship of the god of fire, there followed the worship of the god of water or the sea. As the world formerly was in danger of being burnt up, so now it was in equal danger of being drowned.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter VII. The Two Developments Historically and Prophetically Considered
The idolatrous system of the ancient Babylon assumed different phases in different periods of its history. In the prophetic description of the modern Babylon, there is evidently also a development of different powers at different times.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter VI. Religious Orders. Section II — Priests, Monks, and Nuns
If the head be corrupt, so also must be the members. If the Pope be essentially Pagan, what else can be the character of his clergy?
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The Church of Rome, at its first planting, had the divinely bestowed gift of a Scriptural ministry and government; and then “its faith was spoken of throughout the whole world”; its works of righteousness were both rich and abundant. But, in an evil hour, the Babylonian element was admitted into its ministry, and thenceforth, that which had been intended as a blessing, was converted into a curse. Since then, instead of sanctifying men, it has only been the means of demoralising them, and making them “twofold more the children of hell” than they would have been had they been left simply to themselves.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter V. Section VI — The Sign of the Cross
In the Papal system as is well known, the sign of the cross and the image of the cross are all in all. No prayer can be said, no worship engaged in, no step almost can be taken, without the frequent use of the sign of the cross.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter V. Section V — Lamps and Wax-Candles
Another peculiarity of the Papal worship is the use of lamps and wax-candles. If the Madonna and child are set up, they must have a lamp.
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