Romans 13 and Socialism, Who is the Higher Power? God or Civil Government

Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.

Chuck Baldwin’s War Party-Gold 25% OFF-The Antichrist and Washington DC

History of Protestantism v1 b1 Chapter 06 The Waldenses, Their Valleys

Submission of the Churches of Lombardy to Rome — The Old Faith maintained in the Mountains — The Waldensian Churches — Question of their Antiquity — Approach to their Mountains — Arrangement of their Valleys — Picture of Beauty and Grandeur.

History of Protestantism v1 b1 Chapter 05 Medieval Protestant Witnesses

Ambrose of Milan — His Diocese — His Theology — Rufinus, Presbyter of Aquileia — Laurentius of Milan — The Bishops of the Grisons — Churches of Lombardy in Seventh and Eighth Centuries — Claude in the Ninth Century — His Labors — Outline of his Theology — His Doctrine of the Eucharist — His Battle against Images — His Views on the Roman Primacy — Proof thence arising — Councils in France approve his Views — Question of the Services of the Roman Church to the Western Nations.

Apocalyptic Inquiry 08 Ch 8.1-5 Silence in Heaven

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History of Protestantism v1 b1 Chapter 04 Papacy from Gregory VII to Boniface VIII

Chapter 4. The Papacy from Gregory VII to Boniface VIII.
The War of Investitures — Gregory VII and Henry IV. — The Mitre Triumphs over the Empire — Noon of the Papacy under Innocent III. — Continued to Boniface VIII. — First and Last Estate of the Roman Pastors Contrasted — Seven Centuries of Continuous Success — Interpreted by some as a Proof that the Papacy is Divine — Seasons explaining this Marvelous Success — Eclipsed by the Gospel’s Progress.

Apocalyptic Inquiry 07 Revelation Ch 6.12-17 6th Seal, Fall of Pagan Rome; Ch 7 Sealing Vision

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History of Protestantism v1 b1 Chapter 03 Development of the Papacy from Constantine

Chapter 3. Development of the Papacy from Constantine.
Imperial Edicts — Prestige of Some — Fall of the Western Empire — The Papacy seeks and finds a New Basis of Power — Christ’s Vicar — Conversion of Gothic Nations — Pepin and Charlemagne — The Lombard’s and the Saracens — Forgeries and False Decretals — Election of the Roman Pontiff.