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Pope Francis Visit to US Abomination - Doug Batchelor SDA Commentary

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Published on Sep 27, 2015

https://tenantscreeningbackgroundchec... The papal visit by the blasphemous pope Francis is a fulfilment of Bible prophecy. His address to congress (and the United Nations) makes it official that the USA has fornicated with the beast power of Revelation. The Vatican wants to push the global warming issue as a reason to eventually pass Sunday laws to ease the burden on the environment. The Family Day will also be another reason to push Sunday worship - the counterfeit Sabbath. God rested, sanctified, and hollowed the 7th Day, Saturday, not Sunday. The Catholic religion and political power is one step closer to accomplishing their goals of breaching the separation of church and state.

While this pope may pretend to admire our religious freedom in the USA, he is anything but a lover of the free will. A close look at the long and evil history of the Jesuits, will reveal that it is one of the most sinister and corrupt organizations on the planet. Don't be deceived by the humility and charm charade put on by the pope. Behind closed doors, the wrath of Satan the Dragon is being prepared to be unleashed upon the entire world.

The Church of Rome is teaching a vast piles of rubbish that is deceiving the entire world. The office of the papacy is the antichrist and is indeed the fornicating beast power addressed throughout the Book of Revelation. It is absolutely impossible that it could be anything else! Joel Olsteen and Rick Warrant are examples of daughter harlot church leaders who are now a big part of the unification, interfaith movement to unite the protestant churches with Catholicism. The New World Order is unifying the political and religious leaders of nations to form a one world government. You can help stop the pope by distributing copies of the Great Controversy, written by Ellen White. This amazing book was inspired by God and given to us as modern day prophecy. It was written over 100 years ago, yet perfectly predicts exactly what we are seeing happen today. Get this book out to the masses and into the hands of people like Michael Savage, Alex Jones, Prison Planet Staff, Gerald Celente, Peter Schiff, Sean Hannity, Donald Trump, Megyn Kelly, Greta Van Susteren, Tom Sullivan, Lester Holt, 60 Minutes Staff, Rush Limbaugh, etc. Some of these people are manipulation agents by the Globalists, while others are sincere and will someday become true Sabbath keepers and stand with those who keep the commandments of God.

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The Bride, the Beast & Babylon (Doug Batchelor)

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Published on Aug 14, 2015

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The World’s Most Mysterious and Controversial Book Is Now Unveiled! No other book in the Bible has been more misunderstood or misrepresented than Revelation. For ages, its mysterious symbols and ominous predictions have perplexed millions and sparked wild speculation. But now, that all changes with Revelation: The Bride, The Beast & Babylon!

Going to the very heart of the Bible’s most challenging book, this 90-minute documentary decodes the visions of Revelation 12 and 17 for everyone to understand. Journeying from the birth of Christ through the Christian era, this amazing video pulls aside the veil of hidden history to reveal the rise of Babylon, the persecution of the bride of Christ, and the real-world identity of the beast.

Educational and inspiring, Revelation delivers the keys to understanding the epic conflict between Christ and Satan and what it means for your life today.

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Doug Batchelor Pope's New Sunday Keeping Appeal

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Published on Aug 18, 2015

The Sunday Law which seemed so far fetched a few years ago is at the door! The pace is definitely increasing at an unprecedented rate. Join Doug Batchelor in this most recent development.

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Pope's New Sunday Keeping Appeal

Pope's New Sunday Keeping Appeal

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Published on Aug 14, 2015

Prior to his September visit to the United States, Pope Francis has laid bare his deep devotion and promotion of Sunday keeping. Pastor Doug Batchelor examines the pope's recent radio address and asks, "Could this be yet another step in the fulfillment of last-day prophecy?" Find out in this eye-opening video.

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Am I a Phariseee … or a Publican?

By Pastor Doug Batchelor



A Shocking Parable

In Jesus’ day the Pharisees were considered among the most pious and religious of all the believers in God. On the other hand, the publicans were branded as unfaithful and unjust extortionists. They were seen as the mafia of their day. You can see why, then, that Jesus’ conclusion of this parable literally stunned His audience. It was an outrageous and politically incorrect illustration to suggest that a publican would be justified and saved while a Pharisee would be unforgiven and lost. We’ll look more at this later, but Jesus turned their ranking system upside down.

These men represent two groups, but we are not talking about two groups in the world. Rather, these two men represent two opposite destinies, the saved and the lost, among those who go to church. Every professed believer today falls into one of these groups. One of these men represents me. One represents you.

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Amazing Facts President and Nationally Recognized Prophecy Speaker Challenges Harold Camping's May 21st Judgment Day

Published: Monday, 16 May 2011 7:35 PM


SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 16, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Family Radio speaker Harold Camping has boldly predicted that the world will end on Saturday, May 21, 2011, at precisely 6:00pm. Promoting it nationally through his extensive radio network, as well as on billboards and websites such as http://www.wecanknow.com, Camping's assertive claims have created a media frenzy around this predicted terrifying Armageddon event that will soon end the world as we know it.

But is Camping's prediction true? And worse, is it dangerous? Those are the questions posed by international speaker Doug Batchelor, a pastor and the president of Amazing Facts, a Christian ministry known globally for its comprehensive Bible prophecy presentations.

In fact, Pastor Batchelor has directly challenged Camping, offering him $100,000 to hand over the deed and rights to the Family Radio network following the May 21 deadline. He explains, "The Bible clearly teaches in Matthew 24:36 that 'No man knows the day and hour' of Jesus' return. Christ also warned that in the last days, there would be many false teachers. It is worth asking then, does Camping's prediction match what the Bible really tells us about Christ's return? I don't believe it does. But if Camping is right, he deserves the money to spread the message; if he's wrong, he should not own a radio network." Batchelor also warns, "Reckless predictions of the second coming of Christ create an artificial excitement among believers followed by a corresponding depression. In addition, it hardens skeptics in their unbelief and provides new fodder for cynics to mock the Christian faith." Across the country, hundreds of Family Radio listeners are quitting their jobs and selling their possessions.

Pastor Batchelor hopes to set the record straight and save millions of believers the devastation, harm, and the embarrassment that will come to them having put their faith in the wild opinions of men and potentially losing everything they have. He says, "Based on Bible prophecy, we'll all still be here May 22. So what can we do to save those caught up in this deception?" Amazing Facts is a Christian media ministry sharing the Bible through radio and television on more than 650 stations around the world. It also operates AFTV, a 24/7-satellite network (http://www.amazingfacts.tv). Each year, more than 300,000 people contact Amazing Facts to receive information about Bible prophecy and other topics. Its many websites also receive more than 4.9 million hits per year.

Pastor Batchelor has frequently taught on the book of Revelation on the Discovery Channel and appeared with Tim LaHaye in the National Geographic documentary The Riddle of Revelation. He is also the author of numerous articles and books on prophecy and hosts the weekly radio program Bible Answers Live.

For more information or to schedule an interview with Pastor Batchelor, contact:Sam GodfreySgodfrey(at)amazingfacts(dot)orgP.O. Box 1058Roseville, CA 95678916-434-3880 SOURCE Amazing Facts www.prnewswire.com Copyright (C) 2011 PR Newswire. All rights reserved -0- KEYWORD: California INDUSTRY KEYWORD: RAD

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Doug Batchelor Preaches Against Women Pastors

Posted March 19th, 2010 by News Staff

On February 6, Doug Batchelor, senior pastor of the Sacramento Central Seventh-day Adventist Church in California and president of the international media ministry Amazing Facts preached a sermon entitled "Women Pastors: A Biblical Perspective." Batchelor's main point is to assert that women should not be pastors (or elders), as God designed women to be subservient to men, according to Batchelor. He states, "Sin came into our world as a result of man neglecting and women disregarding the husband’s leadership role." He presents his point of view as Biblical and therefore irrefutable by saying, "God's word is God's word."

Reactions have been pouring in to Adventist Today, as many feel Batchelor's conservative Biblical interpretations are being taken out of its historical and cultural context and his unrestrained remarks are offensive toward women.

Batchelor goes further, stressing the biological differences between the sexes. He states that "[M]en have more neurons in their brain, and some of that is because we have more mass and that may mean more nerve endings. But you should also know…and I know this isn’t gonna get me reelected. According to the British Journal of Psychology, [men] on an average score five points higher on an IQ test." He continues, "[I]t’s important to recognize that as we approach this subject that those who are clamoring and campaigning to say that there shouldn’t be any difference in the roles of men and women in the church - we are different. We are gifted differently and God has said there should be a different [sic]."

Batchelor's take on the "ordination versus commissioned" debate, he feels, is really just a play on words, as both male and female pastors are granted the same rights to perform their duties. Batchelor is not shy about his strong opposition of such rights for women pastors:

"I believe that we have been badgered and intimidated so that we are not really going by what does the Bible say. Matter of fact in the Seventh-day Adventist Church if you trace the history a little bit, I am sorry to say a lot of those changes and of course in North America, not so much in other parts of the world now, women are being ordained. They call it commissioned but it’s really the same thing as being ordained as pastors. And it’s… you know you can call it commissioned but in every other way it’s the same as ordination with all the rights, privileges. It’s like Abraham Lincoln used to say, ‘you can call a dog’s tail a leg, but it’s still a tail.’ And so just changing the label of something doesn’t change the definition of it. And what they have done is they have tried to pacify people who read the Bible and say only men should be ordained as pastors and say well we’re not ordaining women pastors - were commissioning them as pastors. That’s the same thing. And in every other way—the authority, they’re baptizing, they’re leading out in communion services, they’re fulfilling all the sacred offices that God originally said should be reserved for the man. And this is a dangerous subject for me to share. But you know I just figure someone's gotta say something and if I perish, I perish. I’ve been here a long time anyway. And I know it’s not very popular in our culture to say these things. Kind of like wearing a mink coat to a PETA convention. But someone needs to say it. Both male and female pastors."

The concern for many stems from the fact that thousands of Adventists, and even non-Adventists, look to Batchelor as a voice of Biblical authority and interpretation of scripture. Some are calling for responsible hermeneutics, and that other interpretations of Scripture be presented from the pulpits across North America to people of good faith.

Batchelor's church in Sacramento, CA, falls in the territory of the Northern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Adventist Today reached the president of that conference—Jim Pedersen, for a response and received this official statement by e-mail:

"When I’m asked to respond to a sermon’s topic, I always want to preface my comments by stating I honor the right of pastors to speak from their biblical study in the context of the Seventh-day Adventist message. Pastor Doug Batchelor, in his sermon titled “Women Pastors: A Biblical Perspective,” articulated his viewpoint on this subject as part of the ongoing discussion worldwide about the role of women in pastoral ministry in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. However, I also deeply respect the positions voted by the world church and the Northern California Conference. The NCC has a history of supporting women in pastoral ministry. The members in Northern California went on record at the 2002 Constituency Session in support of this issue by recommending women’s ordination to the General Conference. While I wish views on this topic were always completely compatible, I remain confident that the Lord will eventually lead us all to the unity that Christ desires for His people."

Adventist Today is also waiting for a statement from Ricardo Graham, president of the Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. The Union's Executive Committee met last week, and, according to a close source at that meeting, Batchelor's sermon was brought up for discussion. Adventist Today will bring alerts to its readers of any subsequent action against Batchelor resulting from the Union meeting.

Adventist Today has also recently received the manuscript of the sermon. You can now download the entire 24-page sermon by clicking here. NOTE: The sermon was transcribed verbatim. The editing staff has streamlined the copy by eliminating only wordy redundancy and some "rambling" from the original sermon.

Finally, Adventist Today will be posting articles by thinking pastors, theologians and the laity in next few days. They will respond and challenge the Batchelor sermon in good taste and offer their own perspective of what the Word of God states on women and the church.

David Newman, senior pastor of New Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fulton, MD, and editor of Adventist Today begins the series by providing the first response to Batchelor. Click here to read it now.

Below is the video of the Batchelor sermon which is available on the Amazing Facts website.


Source: http://www.atoday.com/content/doug-batchelor-preaches-against-women-pastors

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POPE IN AMERICA

Brethren and Freinds,

Look what I recently dredged up at an Adventist Forum:

Pope in America

Did you know that during Pope Benedict’s visit, when asked what he saw when he looked into the Pope’s eyes, President George Bush responded, “God”?
God?
And an American rabbi even addressed the Pope as “His Holiness” and quoted Psalm 133:1: “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.”
Brethren?
Moreover, about 250 Protestant, Orthodox, and Evangelical church leaders, including Pat Robertson, attended an ecumenical prayer service led by the Pope — in a Catholic Church no less!
And then, as if following the script from The Great Controversy, Chicago Cardinal Francis George addressed the Pope on behalf of Catholic leaders in America. He listed theirs and the Vatican’s common priorities over the next several years. Among them was “handing on the faith in the context of sacramental practice and the observance of Sunday worship.”
The observance of Sunday worship!

If you have ever wondered what it would look like and feel like to have prophecy being fulfilled before our eyes … this is it!

You want to accuse me of being sensational? Go right ahead. But the fact is — this is sensational! The Pope of Rome — whose church at its core stands for numerous teachings that are directly opposed to Protestantism — comes to a nation founded on Protestant principles and is paraded around as if he were all but Jesus Himself!

I find this incredible. When the two primary powers of end-time prophecy come together like this, we who believe have a sacred duty to stand up and give the trumpet a certain sound!

And Amazing Facts won’t be intimidated by political correctness. We know that there are many sincere souls worshiping in the Catholic Church, but we also know what the Bible clearly teaches about that church … and as long as we have breath in our lungs and the financial means, we will proclaim the truth. After all, how could we be faithful to the calling of the three angels’ messages if we didn’t?

You might not remember, but there was a time when it would have been inconceivable for the Pope to come to this country and get the kind of reception Benedict got. In 1965, for instance, when Pope Paul VI visited New York City, President Lyndon Johnson met with him in a private hotel room because of the unpopularity of the papacy in America.

What a big change during this recent visit, in which President Bush actually went to the airport and met Benedict when he arrived — something that he has never done for any other visiting world leader!

Yes, prophecy is fulfilling right before our eyes! What a privilege to see it happening. And what a privilege it is to have a role in teaching others what these startling events really mean!

In fact, it just might be providential that during the very same time the Pope was conducting what he called “his mission to America,” I was in the studio recording one of the most important segments of Amazing Facts’ upcoming great controversy DVD: “The battle between Christ and Satan”!

No question, the Pope’s recent visit should open our eyes to the times in which we are living. We have a message to proclaim. Maybe you can’t produce a DVD or hold a satellite evangelistic series — but you can support those of us who can, those who have dedicated our lives to doing those very things.

Friend, if you recognize that we are living in the last days, I ask you to please stand with us now — that we might bravely proclaim the unchanging truth of God’s Word. This time of year, we often experience a dip in financial support. This is especially unfortunate, because now is the time when we need every possible resource to broadcast the good news.

The prophetic significance of the Pope’s visit is unmistakable. It’s almost as if the beasts of Revelation are jumping off the pages of Scripture right before our eyes.

So any help you give right now will allow us tell many others about what all this means and where it will lead. Would you please prayerfully consider a generous gift to help us with our many evangelistic efforts, such as the Cosmic Conflict project?

Considering what’s been happening, how can we keep silent?
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