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Rome’s Claim to Authority, Past and Present
For many centuries, the Roman Church has claimed, and defended with violence, its own civil and moral authority, even its infallibility. This authority has been used to destroy millions of lives of those who resisted the Church's blasphemous assertions. Pope Boniface...
The Arrogance of the Mass
Daniel 2 and 7 demonstrate that the fourth kingdom of Rome remains until the second coming of Christ. That is, the kingdom of Rome and the kingdom of heaven grow and develop side by side until the end of time. This makes papal Rome particularly insidious. Papal Rome...
Rome Persecutes the Saints
Daniel 7 reintroduces the four kingdoms of Daniel 2 (Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome), except this time, in the form of beast predators--a lion, bear, a leopard, and . . . a terrific monster! Daniel 7 accomplishes two things--it introduces the idea of a...
Rome Is the Fourth Beast of Daniel
In Daniel 2, Nebuchadnezzar's dream is interpreted by Daniel as a succession of empires. However, within only a short time, the king reveals his rejection of Daniel's interpretation. In Daniel 3, the king sets up a golden image for his administrators to worship, as...
Rome Demands Worship
After King Nebuchadnezzar learns the content and interpretation of his dream in Daniel 2, he demonstrates a serious lack of true understanding. Instead, he reinterprets the dream to suit his ego. Daniel had told him that he was the head of gold, and that inferior...
Rome in Bible Prophecy
Nebuchadnezzar, king of the Neo-Babylonian empire, has a dramatic, disturbing dream recorded in the book of Daniel. Just a few years before, in 605 B.C., Nebuchadnezzar attacked Jerusalem, deposed her king, and took captives from among the children of the Jewish royal...
Get Ready for the Second Coming
Could it be that the world is hurtling toward events that will determine each of our destinies and that God has warned the world about these events for thousands of years? Would it not be terrible if someone could know what was coming, but for some reason, missed all...
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