The following is the substance of an address given by Mr. Silversides at the Annual Meeting of the James Begg Society in Partick Burgh Hall, Glasgow, on Friday 30th May 1997.
Continue reading →Ian Paisley exposes the Jesuit Order as the main enemy of Bible based faith in Jesus Christ.
Continue reading →The two great forces which have sought to destroy the Christian Church on earth are Popery and Islam. And take the both of them together as they are seen in Daniel 7 and 8. And history records for us their opposition to biblical Christianity, their warring and continual confrontation with biblical Christianity, and the intervention of God in delivering the world from their curse through the preaching and teaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Continue reading →In his zeal for revival, Martin Lloyd-Jones failed to give a proper contextual exegesis in his explanation of “sign gifts’—and thereby gave credibility to the Charismatic movement.
Continue reading →Is America headed for Revival? For a spiritual reconstruction? Or is it headed down into even deeper apostasy?
Continue reading →DO PRIESTS HAVE power to change the elements of bread and wine into the flesh and blood of Christ during the mass ritual? Is this belief founded on the Scriptures?
Continue reading →ONE OF THE MOST outstanding examples of how Babylonian paganism has continued to our day may be seen in the way the Romish church invented Mary worship to replace the ancient worship of the mother goddess.
Continue reading →The dispensationalists are guilty of equivocating on the term “dispensation”, using the word that Scripture uses but defining it not simply as a stewardship but as a time period with a test that ends in failure.
Continue reading →Scofield states that a dispensation is a period of time. But Scripture proves it is not a period of time.
Continue reading →Is it said that the Man of Sin shall “sit in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God?” Is not the Pope constantly addressed as “Dominus Deus noster Papa;” “Our Lord God the Pope?”
Continue reading →Babylon, which is represented as being the abode of the woman drunken with the blood of the saints and of the martyrs of Jesus, is the figurative name of Rome.
Continue reading →If Romanism is good enough for Romanists, it is good enough for everybody. If not good enough for Romanists, it is not good enough for anybody.
Continue reading →The priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church may in fact be the false prophet of Revelation chapter 13. Many things they teach are downright blasphemous doctrines.
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