As we saw in Part 1, the roots and influences of CRT trace back through the Critical Theorists of the Frankfurt School back to Marx and Engels back to the Jesuit communists, and ultimately back to the father of lies – Satan.
Continue reading →Is America headed for Revival? For a spiritual reconstruction? Or is it headed down into even deeper apostasy?
Continue reading →We have seen—by scores of examples—that a mixture of paganism and Christianity produced the Roman Catholic Church. The pagans worshiped and prayed to a mother goddess, so the fallen church adopted mother-worship under the name of Mary. The pagans had gods and goddesses associated with various days, occupations, and events in life.
Continue reading →CHRISTMAS—DECEMBER 25th—is the day designated on our calendars as the day of Christ’s birth. But is this really the day on which he was born? Are today’s customs at this season of Christian origin? Or is Christmas another example of mixture between paganism and Christianity?
Continue reading →The word “Friday” comes from the name of “Freya”, who was regarded as the goddess of peace, joy, and FERTILITY, the symbol of her fertility being the FISH. From very early times the fish was a symbol of fertility among the Chinese, Assyrians, Phoenicians, the Babylonians, and others.
Continue reading →THE HIGHEST RANKING men of the Roman Catholic Church, next to the pope, are a group of “cardinals.” The Bible says that Christ placed apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers in his church (Eph. 4:11). But we never find any indication that he ordained a group of cardinals.
Continue reading →NIMROD, THE KING and founder of Babylon, was not only its political leader, he was its religious leader also. He was a priest-king. From Nimrod descended a line of priest-kings—each standing at the head of the occult Babylonian mystery religion.
Continue reading →THE GROSS SUPERSTITION that has accompanied the use of relics reveals the deception and inconsistency with which Romanism has been plagued for centuries.
Continue reading →AN OUTSTANDING FACTOR THAT contributed to the adoration of the cross image within the Romish church was the famous “vision of the cross” and subsequent “conversion” of Constantine.
Continue reading →The cross is recognized as one of the most important symbols of the Roman Catholic Church. It is displayed on top of roofs and towers. It is seen on altars, furnishings, and ecclesiastical garments.
Continue reading →Continued from Chapter Four Saints, Saints’ Days, and Symbols CHAPTER FIVE Obelisks, Temples, and Towers Among the ancient nations, not only were statues of the gods and goddesses in human form made, but many objects that had a hidden or … 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 →When John wrote the book of Revelation, Babylon—as a city—had already been destroyed and left in ruins, as the Old Testament prophets had foretold (Isaiah 13:19-22; Jer. 51-52). But though the city of Babylon was destroyed, religious concepts and customs that originated in Babylon continued on and were well represented in many nations of the world.
Continue reading →John is given a vision intended to call attention to the intervention of God in the world’s history and Christ’s unique privilege to unfold the events of the future. Christ announces things to John that would soon begin to take place, and which would extend through the entire age of the church.
Continue reading →“And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them (or, they were sat upon): and judgment was given unto them (that sat upon them). And I saw the souls of them that had been beheaded for the testimony of Jesus, and for the word of God, and such as worshipped not the beast, neither his image, and received not the mark upon their forehead and upon their hand; and they lived, and reigned with Christ a thousand years.”
Continue reading →Brooke Foss Westcott and Fenton John Anthony Hort were two Anglican scholars known for their critical edition of the Greek New Testament, published in 1881. They are exposed as agents for the Vatican to derail Protestantism.
Continue reading →“And I saw another sign in heaven, great and marvellous: seven angels having seven plagues, which are the last; for in them is finished the wrath of God.”
Continue reading →“The dragon,” it will be remembered, has “the seven heads and ten horns,” working through the Imperial Power of Rome, under which Christianity was born. But now that Christianity is on the throne, in the person of a Christian Emperor, he will direct his attacks upon two quarters—the earth and the sea;
Continue reading →The number of the sealed is then symbolically expressed by the square of 12 = 144,000; for “the Lord knoweth them that are His” (2 Tim. ii, 19). They are of every tribe of the children of Israel, but are not “literal” Israel.
Continue reading →“And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels (see Eph. iii. 10) going forth to war with the dragon and his angels (see Eph. vi. 12); and the dragon warred, and his angels, and they prevailed not, neither was their place found any more in heaven”
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