The King James Version: Section III. The Forerunner and the Biblical Shepherd Theme
The Almighty God will come, as promised, His work before Him, as the Good Shepherd. Parallel to Psalm 23 and John 10, He will feed His flock.
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Roman Catholicism By Lorraine Boettner Chapter IV Tradition
This is the continuation of the previous chapter of Roman Catholicism by Lorraine Boettner. 1 What Tradition Is Protestantism and Roman Catholicism agree that the Bible is the inspired Word of God. But they differ widely in regard to the place that it is to have in the life of the church. Protestantism holds that the Bible alone is the authoritative and sufficient rule of faith and practice. But Romanism … Continue reading →
Evidence for the Resurrection Part I
If the resurrection of Jesus Christ was a fabricated hoax, it was the greatest deception, and a vicious and cruel lie created by despicable, heartless men.
Continue reading →Was Peter The First Pope?
The Catholic church falsely claims that Peter was the first bishop of the church in Rome, and all power was handed down to the bishops or popes of that city.
Continue reading →God’s Promise to Abraham in Genesis 12:3 is Misinterpreted by Zionists to Promote Genocide
The misunderstanding of God’s promise to Abraham in Genesis 12:3 has led to the murder of innocent Palestinians in Gaza.
Continue reading →The History of Protestantism J. A. Wylie Volume I – Book I
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I’ve heard from several sources how important J.A. Wylie’s works on the history of Protestantism are. One person called Wylie the “best of the best” author on this subject. I got the text from https://www.doctrine.org/history/HPv1b1.htm It was done long ago the old-fashioned way using Microsoft FrontPage which nobody uses anymore because it does a lousy job. It’s hard to read the article on that website not only from a phone … Continue reading →
What The Pope Refuses To Believe
No conversion of priest or layman from Roman Catholicism is complete without full acceptance that the Gospel of Jesus Christ reveals that through faith in Jesus Christ man is actually invested with the very righteousness of God.
Continue reading →The Tyranny Of Priestly Celibacy
At ordination secular priests merely signify that they accept the Church’s condition for ordination that they will not get legally married. They take no vow of chastity, that is, they make no explicit promise to refrain from sexual relations.
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The Cunning Genius Of The Vatican Papal System – Part I
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The papal system is the most powerful, evil, and longest lasting organization that ever existed on earth!
Continue reading →Early Church Leaders Confirm the Apostle Paul’s Gospel and Ministry
This video is a defense of the Apostle Paul against attacks by Muslims, certain Hebrew Israelites & Hebrew Roots people alike. The documentary was created by Exegetical Apologetics, also known as Reformed Apologetics Ministries. Quotations from first and second-century Church leaders about the Apostle Paul. This is my own research from independant sources to show that Church leaders of the 1st and 2nd century acknowledged Paul’s Gospel and his apostleship. … Continue reading →
A Comparison of King Saul and the Apostle Paul – Polar Opposites!
King Saul and the Apostle Paul have so much in common and are so diametrically opposed to one another!
Continue reading →Is the Doctrine of Salvation by Faith Alone Taught Only in Paul’s Epistles?
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The question in the title of this article is the topic of discussion with one of my friends. He wrote me saying, “Salvation by faith not of works is not just a mere opinion of Paul. It’s the *central thesis* of his letters! Paul passionately believes it and he stands or falls on this doctrine. The important question then is whether this doctrine is true. If we were to read … Continue reading →
On the Sacrament of Extreme Unction – By Martin Luther
To this rite of anointing the sick our theologians have made two additions well worthy of themselves. One is, that they call it a sacrament; the other, that they make it extreme, so that it cannot be administered except to those who are in extreme peril of life. Perhaps— as they are keen dialecticians—they have so made it in relation to the first unction of baptism, and the two following … Continue reading →
