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Bible Believers' Bulletin the Vatican Cult BIBLE BELIEVERS’ BULLETIN January 2017 Page 1 Bible Believers’ Bulletin Vol. 41 No. 1 “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth” (John 17:17) January 2017 The Vatican Cult By Brian Donovan esis 10), with it’s goddess worship During the New Testament times, of Semiramis being replaced by the the Vatican plain was a flooded zone Roman Catholic Marian goddess. of malarial swamp, and The present pope has a breeding ground for proven that he is no snakes. This made the exception in leading area the perfect spot this cult in their pre- for Satan to found his occupation with the church. It was not until dead. In 2013, Ber- about 41 A.D., when goglio (alias Francis) the emperor Caligula held, kissed and ven- began transforming the erated a box contain- area in order to use it ing what his cult says for chariot races, that are the almost two it even became a hab- thousand year old re- itable piece of ground mains of the apostle that eventually came Peter. This was the to house the pres- first public showing of ent day basilica of St. the remains that were Peter’s in Vatican City. Caligula was “found” under the basilica at St. Pe- also responsible for having the huge ter’s a few decades ago. The faithful pagan obelisk, presently standing thousands who gathered to witness in the center of St. Peter’s square, the momentous event were all sup- brought from Egypt to Rome around posed to quietly ignore the fact that the same time. their cult leaders had already been The spiritual foundation for the publically displaying Peter’s skull in cult now housed in the Vatican area the basilica of St. John’s in Rome of Rome has it’s roots in the pagan since the ninth century. But that never Babylonian religion of Nimrod (Gen- stopped the dolly worshiping cultists since in the past there has been two skulls of John the Baptist on display In This Bulletin in two different locations. In their The Vatican Cult ..............................1 defense, one of the skulls is much Living In The Past ............................2 smaller than the other, which allows The Final Solution..........................15 for one of them to be from when John “Vessels Of Wrath” ........................24 Continued on 11 Page 2 January 2017 BIBLE BELIEVERS’ BULLETIN Living In The Past By Dr. Peter S. Ruckman “Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark of the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus” (Phil. 3:13–14). “Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof” (Matt. 6:34). In our text, Paul says he forgets the things in the past and presses forward into the future. So Paul has some concern for the future, but as far as the past is concerned, it’s gone. When it comes to time, you can’t live in the past, and you can’t live too much in the future. You have to live today, now. Bob Jones Sr. said, “The best preparation for tomorrow is to do what you ought to do today.” He said, “The way to face this world is prepare for the worst and hope for the best.” Christ speaks of day-to-day living. Living occurs one day at a time. You have to take life one step at a time. Lao Tzu, the Oriental philosopher, said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” “Happy the man, and happy he alone, He who can call today his own: He who, secure within, can say, Tomorrow do thy worst, for I have lived today.” “Be fair or foul, or rain or shine The joys I have possessed, in spite of fate, are mine. Not Heaven itself, upon the past has power, But what has been, has been, and I have had my hour.” (Horace, the Roman poet) What Horace was saying, as applied to us, is, if you live every day like you ought to live it, you’ll be in the will of God; if you live every day like you ought to live it, you don’t have to worry about the past or the future. You’ve had your “hour.” If you have done your best, that’s all you can do. God’s people are bad about going and digging up the past. They’re always talking about “old times” and “if so-and-so hadn’t done that” and “if I’d just done this” and “what am I going to do now that I’ve done this (or this hap- pened).” You can’t undo the past; the past is done. The future hasn’t come yet, so there’s no use messing with it. You have to live now. You can’t change the past, but you can ruin a perfectly good present by worrying about the future. Living in the past is characteristic of several kinds of people. It is charac- teristic of older people. That is natural, because when you get to the end, most of your life is behind you. Grandparents always like to talk about the “good old days.” Continued on 3 BIBLE BELIEVERS’ BULLETIN January 2017 Page 3 Living In The Past Continued from 2 The truth of the matter is, the “good old days” were not always good. When I went to my fiftieth high school reunion, it was the first time I had been back with that crowd since I had graduated. I didn’t recognize anybody there. It reminded me of an old “Sam and Silo” cartoon strip where the two go to their high school reunion. Silo said to Sam, “We don’t belong here, Sam. It’s full of old people.” Going to a high school reunion is like going to a masquerade ball where no one takes his mask off. A guy comes up to a fellow at his high school reunion and says, “If it isn’t my old buddy Bill Smith. My, how you’ve changed. Your hair used to be blonde; now it’s brown. You were short and now you’re tall. You had blue eyes, and now you have brown eyes.” The other fellow says, “My name’s not Bill Smith; it’s Harold Wilson.” “How about that,” says the first guy, “you’ve changed your name too.” You hardly know anybody at a high school reunion. Some people get up in years, and after looking back over their lives, they decide to write their biography. Years ago, I wrote The Full Cup because I wanted to get it done before I “kicked the bucket.” Whenever I see one of my contemporaries write his autobiography, the thought always occurs to me that he is about through; he figures there are no more victories or conquests ahead. B. R. Larkin, in the last ten years before he died, was always preaching about back on the farm where he grew up. Practically none of his audiences had been raised on a farm. They didn’t know anything about farm implements or churning butter or carding wool. He was living back fifty to sixty years. You can’t do that; you lose contact with those around you. Are you living in the past? You folks under forty, what right have you got to live in the past. The saying is, “Life begins at forty.” If that be so, what are you young people in your twenties and thirties doing dwelling on your “glory days” back in high school? That’s the characteristic of someone “up in years,” not just beginning life. Living in the past is the characteristic of defeated people. When someone gets “down in the dumps” and begins to lose at life, he gets to complaining. Back in Exodus 16:3, those Israelites who had come out of Egypt had been traveling through the desert for a couple of months, and they got to complain- ing, saying, “Why did you bring us out to this desert to die of hunger. Where’s the milk and honey you promised us? Would God we were back in Egypt ‘by the flesh pots.’” What a strange thing to say! That’s where Pharaoh was killing their babies! But they were discouraged, see. One of the greatest soldiers in the Bible was Joshua. There are only two men in the Bible who never lost a battle in which they personally fought: one was David and the other was Joshua. But when Joshua was persuaded to send a couple of battalions to take Ai instead of leading the whole army as he ought to have done, those Jews came back whipped with their tails between their legs. Joshua got down on his face before the Ark of the Covenant, pray- Continued on 4 Page 4 January 2017 BIBLE BELIEVERS’ BULLETIN Living In The Past Continued from 3 ing, “Oh God! Why did we ever leave Egypt?” He was talking just like those Jews had done back in Numbers 13–14 when they got the “evil report” of the ten spies. The ads for Christian universities and colleges, like Bob Jones, Cedarville, Maranatha, and Pensacola Christian, are now looking like the ads for secular schools. All the glory is in the past. Now, it is just the pretty girls and the sports and the “excitement” and the “focus,” etc.
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