Pre Tribbers, Pope, Jesuits, Lacunza Tim La Haye and HAL LINDSEY what they have in common

Dispensationalism or Futurism was found by two men named Francisco Riberia and Robert Ballermine in the 1500's.

This is for all those people who have staked their whole theology on a pre-tribulation Rapture to take notice... Because what you believe with all of your heart as coming from the Bible has come to you by the bloody hands of Jesuits.

When did this take place? At the Council of Trent when the Vatican commissioned that people be brought back to the "Mother Church". Notice that she is called a woman, whom by the way, the Bible calls a "Harlot" who rides a Beast System and upon whom the Almighty will, one day in the future, pour out His Wrath.

One plan was to take the 1260 years and change them to days to be taught as the last 3 1/2 years of A/C's rule. Now....that was a good idea, wasn't it? No one would pay attention to Rome all of those years because the Protestants would be teaching 3 1/2 years of the A/C rule. But, they had no worries because they would all be saved in a pre-7 year Tribulation Rescue called The Secret Rapture.

This group would teach that Christ was coming twice; one a secret gathering of the church and then the one where he puts his feet upon the Mount of Olives.

The Roman System was alive in the days of John the Revelator and referenced by him in a coded sort of way by calling her "Mystery Babylon". She was both a political and religious system based on Pagan beliefs. John knew who this entity was.

Darby and C.I. Scofield were two Jesuits who ran with that teaching of the 1260 days and threw in the Rapture theory which made it very popular among the Evangelicals where it took root and why wouldn't it? Who wants to go through tribulation all the way to the End. Scofield, as you know wrote his own Bible with his footnotes explaining everything. It became the Bible of the Evangelical Movement. You cannot find truth if you search through his Bible....you do know that, right?

The first book to really bring this teaching into the churches was "The Late Great Planet Earth" by Hal Lindsey, a secret Jesuit whose daughters graduated from a Jesuit college. His book, which by the way, did lead me to Christ but it also lead me into a false teaching of a Rapture. The next books were The Left Behind series and we all know how popular they were. I read almost all of them as did most people. So glad I began to read the Word of God instead.

Preterism as a Christian eschatological view interprets some (Partial Preterism) or all (Full Preterism) prophecies of the Bible as events which have already happened. This school of thought interprets the Book of Daniel as referring to events that happened in the second century BC, while seeing the prophecies of Revelation as events that happened in the first century AD.

We know that, as King Solomon told, there is nothing new under the sun which tells us that there have been partial fulfillments that will see it all completed with the Return of Christ/Yahusha feet upon the Mt. of Olives from which He left after His 40 days walk on earth after His Resurrection. It would be a gross error to say that the prophecies of Revelation took place in completion in the First Century AD.

Did Biblical history stop at that point? No, it did not there-fore there is more to come until it is all completed.

Both teachings came from the Jesuits and we know which has become the most popular.


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