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The Ten Horns which arose out of the ashes of the fallen Roman Empire were the 10 barbarian tribes which chopped up the Roman Empire and eventually evolved into Europe EXCEPT 3: Francs = France Alemanni = Germany Anglo-Saxons = England Visogoths = Spain Lombards = Italians Burgundians = Swiss...

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Actually, you never responded to this point: There's no way there can be a second "thief in the night" return of Christ because after He comes the first time as a thief in the night in a secret rapture - which is unBiblical - and plunges the world into chaos, there's no way anyone is going to...

We haven't? You STILL haven't answered how there can be TWO "thief in the night" comings of Christ when, as previously told you, nobody would miss the second one because everyone will be watching once that date rolls around, just like everyone was watching for the Mayan Apocalypse, which was...

I think you're interpreting the use of singular pronouns to rigidly. Plenty of times the Bible writers used a singular pronoun or person to refer to entire nations or tribes. The only way you could be right is if there was no other place in Scripture where the Antichrist power is referred to as...

Unless he's got TWO accounts with the same pic.

Oh, you mean like when He speaks to us in a dream or a vision?

You're not sure why the Vatican invented it? Could it be that Christianity in the East was a thorn in the Vatican's side? The three horns which the little horn uprooted were the Vandals, Heruli, and the Ostrogoths, all of which got their religion from the Northern trade routes from Palestine...

Wait, did you change you name? Whathappended to Masterson?

You, sir, are a giant among men and have my utmost respect. Choosing to work through CD rather than just retreating to the safety of the old to escape the threat of the new? Rare. Go right ahead. Doesn't mean natural causes didn't get him. Not at all. "It is appointed unto man once to die..."...

Solomon says dreams come from the multitude of business. Has a lot to do with what we occupy our minds.

So, are you a Quaker? LOL

Librorum Prohibitorum. Between 1557 and 1559, Pope Paul IV issued the Index Librorum Prohibitorum, the first official listing of books prohibited by the Catholic Church. The list was regularly updated until 1948 and not officially abolished until 1966. Authors whose works, including their...

If you're such an astute student of history, then why can't you see the Jesuits introduced Jesuit Futurism to the world as a "diversionary tactic" to deflect the sound Biblical accusations by the Protestant Reformation that the papacy is Antichrist - by way of placing Antichrist into the past...

Yes, we are saved "by grace (of God, not the priesthood) through faith (in Jesus' sacrifice, not "the merits of the good works of the Mary, Jesus, and the saints") alone". The claim of Catholicism that the Father's "extreme satisfaction with Jesus' life of good works" is what led Him to...

"All of his works were placed on the Index of Prohibited Books by Paul IV, and some of his works continued to be banned or viewed with caution in the later Index of Pius IV. Catholics have claimed that 'Erasmus laid the egg that Luther hatched'”.

Oh, so now the TR never made it on the list of banned books? Give me a break! I've got 19 pages in my files detailing the banning of Bible versions by the papacy, many of which were translated using the TR.

CoreIssue, I'm disappointed that your only response to my point that people will be just as watchful for your "1,007 years post millennium Second Coming" as the world was for the long-ago predicted date of the Mayan Apocalypse... ...was "off topic". Don't run from the Cognitive Dissonance -...

SO WHAT? Did the Catholic church accept and sanction the TR or did it ban it? Why did they ban it? Why did the Reformation embrace it? Because it exposed the errors of BOTH the Western Family MSS and that worthless Alexandrian Family MSS of which you are so fond, friend