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
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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?
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter IV. Section II — Justification by Works
The worshippers of Nimrod and his queen were looked upon as regenerated and purged from sin by baptism, which baptism received its virtue from the sufferings of these two great Babylonian divinities. But yet in regard to justification, the Chaldean doctrine was that it was by works and merits of men themselves that they must be justified and accepted of God.
Continue reading →The Two Babylons Chapter I. Distinctive Character of the Two Systems.
The Chaldean Mysteries can be traced up to the days of Semiramis, who lived only a few centuries after the flood, and who is known to have impressed upon them the image of her own depraved and polluted mind.
Continue reading →Confession of Sin, Penance, and Indulgences
Indulgences have been a source of enormous revenue to the Vatican; by appealing to the superstitious fears of their people, high and low, the popes have filled their coffers with gold.
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Abraham Lincoln’s views about Rome, the Pope, the Vatican, the Jesuits and their influence on American society
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The true motive power of the Confederacy behind the walls of the Vatican, the schools of the Jesuits, the convents of the nuns, and the confessional boxes of Rome.
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