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I am only a few pages into this one but already I have come across a tax case and the prosecutor is a ordained Jesuit. Its interesting to say the least. I hope other people take a look, it sure is fascinating to think of the implications.
http://pacinlaw.us/pdf/sup/Rulers_of_Evil.php
Happy reading.
Can someone fix the thread title I made a mistake. Its F. Tupper Sauccy
thank you for this book - i was looking for it in hard back and it has gotten expensive. I went ahead and bought it anyways for the bookshelf - maybe my children will read it one day.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommyf350
You're welcome. I was looking at the hard cover version too. The used ones start in the 60-70 dollar range. A little too expensive for me right now, but I do plan on getting one eventually. I had no idea there was two popes up until reading this book.
do yourself a favor and go to youtube now and search WALTER VEITH - view Total Onslaught.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommyf350
Alright ill have a look. It seems to be a few hour long segments this may take a while.
Just a "few" tommyf350 (thirty-six)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLvL...F45DDA53AD2190
Yup, I noticed that after I posted. I guess i have my work cut out for me.
Tread carefully re: Veith. I discern something amiss about his presentations. He seems to selectively leave out facts, truths and details about history in pushing a concept. The "land between the seas" is well known to be around where is called Palestine. Mosque (temple, tabernacle, enclosure) of Omar (est. 1193 AD) is built on Mt. Moriah (afak means 'sacred rock' or 'holy mountain/mound'). The land between the seas is not North America.Quote:
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^ Planted on Mt. Moriah on the temple mount in 637 A.D.
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When Jerusalem, however, was taken by the Mahomedans under the Caliph Omar {2nd successor to Mohammed}, in A.D. 637, the patriarch Sophronius, alluding to Dan. viii. 13, is said to have exclaimed, "The abomination of desolation is in the holy place"-- Gibbon. The Mosque of Omar, or "the tabernacle of his palace," has stood "on the glorious holy mountain" even to this very day." Messiah the Prince (1866)
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Source: Evenings With the Prophets of the Lost Empires of the World, Reverend John P. Newman (1887)
Consider He separated the waters from the waters. I interpret that to mean a fleshly interpretation and a heavenly interpretation. Therefore another out working of that expression is this flesh age. Unfortunately the keys are hidden so preacher most times teaches his fleshly understanding in history and locations. I see allegories. Therefore I do not get bogged down with fleshly meanings. As such I glean what I can but I sit at no mans feet.
I can appreciate your point.
Shabbat Shalom
Michael.
Likewise I appreciate your input. Spiritual meanings are important since spiritual things are spiritually discerned. But making literal interpretation far out of context is what Veith seems to be doing. Consider also that they are looking at Daniel vs the Revelations of John.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Joseph
According to Josephus and others they literally (believers) fled and headed toward a location called Pella (which means "rock" interestingly enough--a variant of 'petra').Quote:
Then let them which be in Judaea flee into the mountains. Mathhew 24:16
Please keep a notepad while you watch and post Minute Marks. Also, there is a right-click feature about linking to a particular moment in the video. If you can save us time, we can view specific points.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommyf350