The Vatican's Quest For A World Political Authority (abomination, church, Revelation)

[Mike555]

Once the true Church has been taken off the earth through the rapture or exit-resurrection and into Heaven, the Roman Catholic church, which is the mystery, ''BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH,'' which is spoken of in Rev. 17:5 will become the world church: Babylon Ecclesiastical.

Here is a link which exposes the Vatican's lust for world political authority:

Sowing the Seeds of Global Government: The Vatican’s Quest for a World Political Authority

Event's are taking shape and God's time table is moving ahead. The stage is being set for the Lord's return, sooner I think, rather than later.

[sophialee]

Originally Posted by Mike555

Once the true Church has been taken off the earth through the rapture or exit-resurrection and into Heaven, the Roman Catholic church, which is the mystery, ''BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH,'' which is spoken of in Rev. 17:5 will become the world church: Babylon Ecclesiastical.

Here is a link which exposes the Vatican's lust for world political authority:

Sowing the Seeds of Global Government: The Vatican’s Quest for a World Political Authority

Event's are taking shape and God's time table is moving ahead. The stage is being set for the Lord's return, sooner I think, rather than later.

Ummmm...that is ONE interpretation of Rev. 17:5. Just because you happen to think it's the correct one doesn't make it so.

Before you start preparing perhaps you should think about this verse:

"But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father."

[Mike555]

Originally Posted by sophialee

Ummmm...that is ONE interpretation of Rev. 17:5. Just because you happen to think it's the correct one doesn't make it so.

Before you start preparing perhaps you should think about this verse:

"But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father."

That we don't know the day and hour is precisely why we should always be prepared.

The Roman Catholic Church fits to a tee the description of the Babylonian religious system which is in the world today.

[sophialee]

Originally Posted by Mike555

That we don't know the day and hour is precisely why we should always be prepared.

The Roman Catholic Church fits to a tee the description of the Babylonian religious system which is in the world today.

Well you better hope you are right, 'cuz if you aren't I don't think God would be too pleased w/ you professing that His church is "the ***** of Babylon".

[sophialee]

Oh..and there are other interpretations that fit...lots of them. It's all about how you twist it. America itself could be the *****

[texdav]

Originally Posted by Mike555

That we don't know the day and hour is precisely why we should always be prepared.

The Roman Catholic Church fits to a tee the description of the Babylonian religious system which is in the world today.

Your tee to be accuarte.

[TNKY]

Originally Posted by Mike555

That we don't know the day and hour is precisely why we should always be prepared.

Amen.

There are some striking similarities between the Roman Catholic church and what Rev. says. Who knows, but at any rate: Be prepared.

[Antlered Chamataka]

What's up with Mike666

[sophialee]

Originally Posted by Mike555

That we don't know the day and hour is precisely why we should always be prepared.

The Roman Catholic Church fits to a tee the description of the Babylonian religious system which is in the world today.

I never said we shouldn't be prepared, BUT trying to figure out when that day is based on Revelations is futile, if not dangerous.

[Antlered Chamataka]

Originally Posted by sophialee

I never said we shouldn't be prepared, BUT trying to figure out when that day is based on Revelations is futile, if not dangerous.

I don't think Mike's reading the Book of Revelations. He's actually reading from the Book of Fruitloops, penned by one Ellen J. White