The Two Babylons Part 3
| Language: | English |
| Recorded: | 10 Aug 2006 |
| Speaker: | Eben Swart |
| Runtime: | 2h 33m 4s |
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Several Romish feasts are not scriptural, but originate straight from Babylon's paganism. We take a look at Christmas, Easter, the Nativity of St. John and the Feast of the Assumption. Similarly, most Romish doctrines are unscriptural and originate from Babylon's paganism: Baptismal Regeneration, Justification by Works, the Romish Mass, Extreme Unction, Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead.
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Feasts:
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Christmas and the Annunciation.
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The overwhelming witness of the Roman Feasts.
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The Time of the Year at which Christmas and Christmas Eve are celebrated.
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The Sun as god.
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The Pagan Roots of Christmas Traditions.
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Christmas is a Feast celebrated for the Birth of the Babylonian Messiah.
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Christmas and Annunciation are purely Babylonian.
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Easter:
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The similarities between Easter and Ishtar. The Babylonian Roots of Lent fast.
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The Babylonian Roots of "Hot Cross Buns" and Easter Eggs.
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The Easter Egg as Ark, the Pomegranate, and Eve's Sin.
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In Scotland the Pomegranate was replaced by the Orange.
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The Orange as Symbol of God and Satan's changed Roles.
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The Nativity of St. John.
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Importing of Midsummer's Day (or Summer Solstice) into the Roman Calender.
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The intentional confusion of John the Baptist with the Pagan god Oannes.
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Pagan celebrations of St. John in France and Ireland.
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Fire walking and jumping through St. John's Fires.
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Different forms of Fire Worship in different Cultures.
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The Celebrations of the Yezidis (or Devil Worshippers) of modern Chaldea.
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The Climax of the Feast.
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The Feast in different Pagan Cultures.
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St. John Celebrations and Baal Feasts are equivalent.
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The Roman Catholic Church canonizes Bacchus.
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An Abundance of Saints!
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The similarities between St. Dennis and Bacchus (or Nimrod).
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They are all Pagan Feasts.
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The Feast of the Assumption.
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Facts concerning the Mother of the Pagan Messiah.
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Come out of her, my People!
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Brittain's National Sin.
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Doctrine and Discipline:
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Roman Doctrines are in direct Conflict with the Bible.
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Baptismal Regeneration:
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The Roman Church believes that Baptism is conditional to Salvation.
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"Unbaptised Babies in Hell."
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The Origin of the Baptismal Renewal Doctrines.
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The Origin of the Babylonian Baptismal Renewal Doctrine.
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The Use of Spittle in the Roman Church.
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The Persecution of Semiramis after Nimrod's Death.
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The Origin of "Holy Water."
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Justification by Works:
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The balancing Scales of the Mysteries.
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By Faith alone, through Grace.
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Rome's shameful usurping of the balancing scales of St. Michael and Anubis.
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Romish Self-chastisement for the sake of pennance.
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Self-chastisement in honour of Molech and Osiris.
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Self-chastisement in different Cultures.
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The Flagellants.
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Other Romish Customs resembling Nimrod's Rites.
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The exact Babylonian Rites can be witnessed today in the Roman Catholic Church.
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The Romish Mass:
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The circular Host (or Wafer) as bloodless Sacrifice to the Queen of Heaven.
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The Romish Mass' similarities with Sun Worship.
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The Babylonian Mother's domination of her Son.
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The allegorical Meaning of IHS.
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The first Christians regarded the eating of this wafer as Heresy.
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Extreme Unction:
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The Romish smokescreen for ministering Extreme Unction.
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The Pagan Unction prepares the Candidate for meeting the Spirit Realm.
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Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead:
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A Place of Purification for a second Chance.
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Priests' usurping as result of Purgatory and Prayers for the Dead Doctrines.
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Our Gratefulness for escaping Rome's yoke of Slavery.
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