What Roman Catholic leadership has to say about the Bible

I 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 his, a parish priest. “No, sir, I do not; you forget that I am a physician, not a poisoner of souls.” -Contemporary Review April, 1894, p. 576.

“The doctrines of the Catholic Church are entirely independent of Holy Scripture.” Familiar Explanation of Catholic Doctrine, Rev. M. Muller, p.151.

Their refusal to surrender the scriptures was an offense that the Papacy could not tolerate. The Papacy was determined to exterminate the heretics from the face of the Earth. The heretics greatest offense, was that they refused to worship God according to the will of the Pope. For this crime, the heretics suffered every humiliation, insult and torture that man could event: ( Fox’s Book Of Martyrs)

1) Hanged and their genitals were cut off
2) The mothers were whipped
3) The women’s breast were ripped off
4) They were tied up and fried in a large pan
5) Their mouths were sewed shut
6) They were placed into a pot of boiling water
7) Their arms and legs were cut off
8) Some had their eyes bored out

The decree set forth in the year 1229 A.D. by the Council of Valencia… places Bible on The Index of Forbidden Books. The doctrine withholds “it is forbidden for laymen (common man) to read the Old and New Testaments. – We forbid them most severely to have the above books in the popular vernacular.” “The lords of the districts shall carefully seek out the heretics in dwellings, hovels, and forests, and even their underground retreats shall be entirely wiped out.” Council Tolosanum, Pope Gregory IX, Anno. Chr. 1229

The church Council of Tarragona ruled that: “No one may possess the books of the Old and New Testaments in the Romance language, and if anyone possesses them he must turn them over to the local bishop within eight days after the promulgation of this decree, so they may be burned.” D. Lortsch, Histoire de la Bible en France, 1910, p.14.

“Socialism, Communism, clandestine societies, Bible societies… pests of this sort must be destroyed by all means.” The encyclical Quanta Cura Issued by Pope Pius IX, December 6, 1866

“The Bible does not pretend to be a formulary of belief, as in a creed or catechism. There is nowhere in the New Testament a clear, methodical statement of the teaching of Christ” -Question Box, p. 66

“The very nature of the Bible ought to prove to any thinking man the impossibility of its being the one safe method to find out what the Savior taught.” Ibid., p. 67

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NDZ on December 17, 2014 at 3:39 am said:

I agree that past popes tried to stomp out bible reading, but didn’t Pope Francis say that if you read your Bible for half an hour a day, it would count to “working your way to Heaven”? Not much, but, better than nothing. And what about the Bible in Spanish (Reina Valera edition)? Is that also “evil”? It’s Catholic-approved. Maybe they especially don’t like the KJV?

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- James Arendt on December 17, 2014 at 10:28 am said:
  
  I never heard before the Pope saying if you read your Bible for half an hour a day, it would count to “working your way to Heaven”, but I am not surprised if he did say that. His religion is based on works. We don’t get to Heaven by any works of our own, just by pure faith in what the Bible says about Jesus. And what does it say?
  
  9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
  10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. — Romans 10:9,10
  
  I don’t know about Spanish translation. I don’t read Spanish. But Catholic approved Bibles are not as good as those translated by Protestants from the Textus Receptus manuscript, the same manuscript that the KJV was translated from. That is why the Vatican hates the KJV.
  
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jon on June 16, 2015 at 1:58 am said:

it is totally faith based. jesus did it all, don’t be fooled by any other doctrine. no one works their way there [heaven]. stay with the good ole KJV bible. avoid the jehovah witnesses & all the other “isms’ that are out there. the end time deceptions are many. if it isn’t a resurrected jesus & teaching it is anti-christ.

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Susan on December 6, 2020 at 3:25 pm said:

An interesting site to read: https://www.end-times-prophecy.org/the-whore-of-babylon dot html. It goes into great detail identifying the Whore of Babylon. It’s an old school 7th Day Adventist site with non-trinitarian doctrine. Unforutnately they don’t recognize Christians died to the law so Saturday Sabbath keeping is no longer required cf. Romans 7. But they make a strong point to “come out from among her my people”. Unfortunately, almost every Christian denomination has been doctrinally tainted by Catholicism’s false teachings in some way. At the end of the Whore of Babylon section if you click on “Come out of her my people” they discuss The Daughters of the Whore of Babylon. Revelation 17 reveals that ‘MOTHER’ Babylon has ‘daughters’ who will also share in her many sins and plagues.
Revelation 17:5 …’And upon her forehead was a name written, Mystery, Babylon The Great, The Mother of Harlots And Abominations Of The Earth.
The apostasy of Mystery Babylon predates even the Catholic Church but you can see the distorted teachings of the Catholic Church have certainly encouraged the apostasy. When wasn’t the church under attack by paganism? Christians have been bothered by it just like the ancient Israelites were. Jeroboam even led ten of the 12 tribes into false worship.
The link noted above is really fact heavy and worth looking at in my opinion even if you doctrinally disagree with the 7th Day Adventists who seem oblivious to Romans 7.

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