Rome and Civil Liberty – The Edict From The Flaminian Gate
The Roman Catholic Church through Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman declares re-establishment of the Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales in 1850.
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Rome and Civil Liberty – Part II. The Papal Aggression
HE SHOCK of the French Revolution convinced the Church of Rome, that in the slumber in which she had passed the eighteenth century, she had rested her mitered head upon hidden fires, and that she must rouse herself, and strike for her old dominion, or be swept out of existence. Accordingly, so soon as peace had returned to Europe, the Jesuits came forth from their hiding-places, and concocted that plan for reducing Britain under the yoke of Rome which they have ever since been pursuing with great astuteness and most astonishing success.
Continue reading →The Papacy Is The Antichrist – By Rev. J. A. Wylie
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The Papacy, speaking through its representative and head, calls itself the “Vicar of Christ.” The first, “Antichrist,” is a Greek word, the second, “Vicar,” is an English word; but the two are in reality one, for both words have the same meaning. Antichrist translated into English is Vice-Christ, or Vicar of Christ; and Vicar of Christ, rendered into Greek is Antichrist – Antichristos.
Continue reading →The Seventh Vial Chapter XXVI – Part 2. Voices, Thunders, and Lightnings
These are the symbols of popular tumults, insurrections, and wars. This certainly predicts an uprising of all the nationalities of Europe. The great governments will lose their controlling power, and race will be seen warring with race, and party conflicting with party. This great battle of revolted and wrestling nationalities will rage from side to side of Europe, and will, not unlikely, include Western Asia as well.
Continue reading →The Seventh Vial Chapter XXIII. The Sixth Vial—Drying Up Of the Euphrates
One class of expositors thought that the “Euphrates” was put as the representative or symbol of that great empire of which it is the principal stream, and saw in the apocalyptic picturings the gradual exhaustion of the Turkish empire, and its ultimate and total subversion. Another class of interpreters were of opinion that the kingdom in question was to be sought for within the limits of the Papal earth, and that it must be a kingdom holding a pre-eminent rank as a supporter of the Papacy, and that it was most probably Austria.
Continue reading →The Seventh Vial Chapter XVII The Commencement And Termination Of The Twelve Hundred And Sixty Days
We now come to discuss the question of time. There is a certain period fixed by God between the birth and death of every man. The same Providence, by an irresistible decree, has numbered the days of the Man of Sin. Between his appearance above the dark flood, and his descent into his burning grave, an interval will elapse of twelve hundred and sixty years. This number occurs in the Apocalypse, in connection with the existence of Antichrist, not less than five times.
Continue reading →The Seventh Vial Chapter XII. War With The Witnesses
The slaughter by Rome of fifty millions in the space of six hundred years gives a rate of upwards of eighty thousand every year. Had Rome but once, during her career, consigned eighty thousand human beings to destruction, a deed so cruel would have been enough to stain her annals with indelible infamy, and to confer on her a terrible pre—eminence in blood.
Continue reading →The Coronavirus by Bill Hughes. Chapter 2. Conspiracy
Continued from The Coronavirus by Bill Hughes. Chapter 1. Deception At the United Nations on November 10, 2001, United States President George W. Bush denounced the emergence of “outrageous conspiracy theories … that attempt to shift the blame away from the terrorists, themselves, away from the guilty.” Later, as media exposure of conspiracy theories of the events of 9/11 increased, U.S. Government agencies and the Bush Administration issued responses to … Continue reading →