Is It Possible That Revelation Chapter 17 Refers To The Catholic Church?

(Where The Names “The Great Whore” And “The Mother Of Harlots” Are Mentioned)

 
For those who have eyes to see, we know from chapter 17 of the book of Revelation, verses 1 through 6, that this passage is quite possibly referring to the Roman Catholic Church (RCC), because the RCC is still PROUD of their record of torturing and murdering the true saints of God during the… Continue reading →

Roman Catholicism By Martyn Lloyd-Jones

(1899-1981, Welsh Protestant Minister)

“Roman Catholicism”

by Martyn-Lloyd Jones
 
There are certain things happening at the present time which make it imperative that every intelligent Christian should know something about Roman Catholicism. There are movements afoot, and meetings taking place which are trying to bring a kind of rapprochement between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism; and there are people who rejoice in this and say that it is a wonderful thing that we are… Continue reading →

Why JESUS, not MARY is the ark of the New Covenant

 
After Jesus died, they took His body and placed it in a tomb. On the third day Mary Magdalene went to the tomb. John 20:11-12 tells us: “But Mary stood without at the sepulchre weeping: and as she wept, she stooped down, and looked into the sepulchre, And seeth two angels in white SITTING, the one at the head, and the other at the feet, where the body… Continue reading →

Roman Catholicism – The World’s Largest Cult

The Unbiblical Beliefs Of The Roman Catholic Cult

• They believe Purgatory is a place where a person is purified of sins – even popes supposedly go there. The Bible says, when a person dies their eternal home is sealed – heaven or hell – there is no place in between like Purgatory (Hebrews 9:27). The word “purgatory” and its concept is not found in the Bible, yet the Catholic Church has managed… Continue reading →

The Pope – Vicar of Christ (what does that really mean)

Introduction:

The word vicar comes from the Latin word vicarius meaning substitution. The on-line version of the Pocket Catholic Dictionary by John A. Hardon, S.J. defines the Vicar of Christ as,  “The Pope, visible head of the Church on earth, acting for and in the place of Christ.  He possesses supreme ecclesiastical authority in the Catholic Church…” In the Scriptures, however, we clearly see that the Lord… Continue reading →