What Does the Bible Say About the Future of Israel?
Christians who support Israel have been deceived by false teachers of God’s Word! God’s promise to the children of Israel was contingent on their obedience.
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The Foundations Under Attack The Roots of Apostasy
The apostasy in the twentieth century; the compromise on essentials and the attack on the fundamentals actually have their roots in the nineteenth century.
Continue reading →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.
Continue reading →Is the Great Tribulation of Matthew 24 an End-time Event?
I’ve covered in other articles how the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24 has been falsely interpreted to be an End-time event by most evangelicals today. However, because I kept hearing false interpretations about it from people close to me, I felt the need to write something short and thought-provoking to try to lead my fellow brothers and sisters to a deeper and correct understanding of what Jesus was saying to … 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 is very knowledgeable about the Counter-Reformation and the evil-doings of the Jesuit Order. However, we don’t agree with him about his support of Israel in the latest Israeli-Hamas war in … Continue reading →
The History of the Counter-Reformation in a Nutshell
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True Protestantism is Bible based Christianity. The Jesuit Counter-Reformation is the effort to eliminate Protestantism and Bible based doctrines entirely.
Continue reading →The Danger of Belief in a Pre-Tribulation Rapture
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If events go against what we believe the Bible says will happen, it’s not because the Bible is wrong, it means our interpretation of Bible prophecy was wrong.
Continue reading →Seven Events Evangelicals Incorrectly Believe Will be Fulfilled in the Endtime
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Most evangelicals today are teaching false Endtime doctrines based on a false interpretation of Daniel 9:27. Futurism originated with a Jesuit priest Francesco Rivera in the 16th century.
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John Hagee vs. the Bible
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Millions of Christians today, especially American Christians, have been deceived by false doctrines of dispensationalism formulated by John Nelson Darby in the 19th century that say God has two covenant peoples, the Church and Israel. Dispensationalism rejects the longstanding teaching that there is one church that consists of both old covenant saints and new covenant saints. Dispensationalism rejects the teaching that old covenant Israel was the church and that, in … Continue reading →
Deconstructing Dispensationalism
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An excellent talk about what Dispensationalism is, the history behind it, and why it is a set of false heretical eschatological doctrines.
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 entire Bible. The scriptures tell me otherwise. 2 Timothy 3:12 Yea, and all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution. Daniel 7:21 I beheld, and the same … Continue reading →
Geneva Bible Footnotes Refute Popular Contemporary Evangelical Endtime Doctrines
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My wife and I attend a local Baptist church. We like the pastor. He’s a humble man who teaches the Word of God directly from the King James Version of the Bible. He preaches the true doctrine of salvation by faith alone, through grace alone, through Christ alone. He teaches us good practical lessons on how to avoid sin in our lives. But we also think Baptist eschatology is wrong … Continue reading →