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For it was after the death of
Nero, that the Pope of Rome. I'M
der the political schcming of one
Hilderbrand, that he obtained
the kingdom by batteries The
prophesy above fits the Pope to
perfection. Wherefore remcm.
Der that this vile person il the
beast which the Revclatur saw
coming mp ont of the sea. II is
true that John did rest his feet
upon the sands of the sea shore.
while TN the isle of patmos,
where he was banishcd by the
ruling power of Rome: and sep.
grated from loved ones even all
they, that were near and dear 20
him 10y the ties of nature: ana
the ones he cJlld hold in his Dos.
ON only by the hmntof memory:
yet his vision of the beast, ia not
to be compared with his recolec.
ton Of the loved one, at home.
For in this vision, We find him in
the Spirit on the Lords Day.
And what he saw in that vision.
he saw with the spiritual eve.
And he stood, as it were, upon
the sands of the SEA, scanning
tile impure waters of the mighty
deep, and fathomless blue from
tile very fountain head on down
through the annals of time, and
he watched the waves of falsitiea.
! ton as.thcy swept past him in
their mad career and still he
watches them going on, and on,
and carrying with them the har.
vest, into the dark abyss Of ruin.
And there the harvest lies piled
up in heaps Of rubbish: diIapid
ated mountain Of a mangled ma, :
Of thousands Of lost sor's
And John stands ,io,ri.a This
great ruin, which was ONT q
harvest of gold IN fruit. l}utn,w
nothing but Il quivcring mass of
souls: who through l'fc had VIC.
lated Gods Law; To this mighty
host belonged the SHINING Israel.
ties of old; and when Christ arose
from the dead this host with the
Gentle world, came forth; some
to everlasting life, ard some to
everlasting contempt. Where.
fore John says:
nlcsscd and holy /. he TIA, hath pas, IN tho
first resurrection; On such tn .crond death
hath Ne power but III y stall h" ,,ric.,, Of t;o,,
AID OfChritanj shall reign With him ihou sand
ycays. Re, s0--6
And this man coming forth like
Il beast, savage, powerful, unilGs
in himself all the attributes of
dccsivableness, which were left
in The old Gentle homestead,
after Christ gives them eternal
life. And the fountain head is
in Rome. in the character of this
beast the Pope).
The next stap to he ta,;Na then,
is TO prove by scripture, that we
are right in what We say. And
this we shall do, by set; ing forth
the deccitful workings of The
beasts that John saw, while he
was on the Isle n Patmos And
lust as the PitIe yive,. We ,hul
&c nble 10 sscribe TO the beast,
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Mountain Grove Mo
lditor WORLDS Cl,t.s.lET;
Nov. 10, 1907.

Editor WORLDS Cl,EssET:
| have been very much in.
tcrcStcd in your article on The
Great Pyramid" and yet my.
self and others feel like you had
loft the subject to soon
50 as you are willing to answer
questions, il il our desire Ia hsl,
Il fow, and have some of YOU,
statements made clearer.
list. We want some Of the de-
tr:ls as to how he Great Pyr'
'o'l" is II full, completes, -ans,
beautiful Confederation of the
plan Of the ages, and times and
seasons, as taught in the scrip.
lures.
md. And if the Great pyra.
mid speaks truths that were
"ralcd up until II certain time,
please tell us what those truths
are, and how the Great Pyramid
teaches them, and by whom are
they understood and appreciate.
ed:
''rd. Please tell us why you
call itS Great Architec, Absnlom.
ith. How does the Great
pyramid" Indicate the times and
seasons.
9th. Does the Great Pyramid"
teach the two men theory as you
say the scripture do, and how?
Aud now there IL ore other
thing ! want to ask you. 20
have been pnbhsh'rg n continued
article ia tho CREsseT, entitled
1--WE have q right 10 investigate"
in which you show somo errors Of
some other mems teachings and
cmparr these with what you call
tho truth.
OF ecur'e ycn arc right 10 some
OF you arguments, but you arc
wrong 10 just abou, us many in
Now will sek you to continue
YOUR Article on "lnvcstigatioB"
and that you will mako the sub.
jeci OF your n.s, iEvcn'iga;ion, the
teaching Of Millenn'al Dawn: which
myself and many Others believe
ard nre able to prove, 10 Tho Only
Truth which is preached in the
world today We AJAX an inves.i
gsticu OF its teaching pr.a,ed H.
in The CREsSEr. Yonrs in truth
i, q. Rust.
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CREAT ION
AND
FORMATION
Teach tasn t, Observe all things nlsi;tllt
lhays Commanded You" Matt e. /. !.
Xxx SG@

great tail Of the dragon,) And the
first thing on this point, that We
shall speak Of is the mystery
of iniquity. And on this we hear
Paul say:
Remember ys not. that when J was
70, with you. told you these thinssf
And aow sc know what wi,hholde,n
that he nigh, bc revealed ia his time.
For the mystery OF inqnuy doth al
ready work, only he who n"w lcue,h
will Ie' , na,ii he be taken on, OF the way
And Then shall that wicked Lc revealed.
whopl the Lord snail consume with .he
spirit Of his month, and shall :.cs,roy
with the brightness ~ his coming. 9
Tbes 2-5-S.
1t might be asked, who was
Paul speaking Of. In this Ian,
angue: We answer.
That man Of sin
Who Opposeth anl eXalie,h himself
above all that in called God or that is
worsbipped; 81 that he rs God stitch
In The temple Of God showing himself
that he is Gnd 1ncs 9 =; i
We learn this man of sin was
to be revealed after Pauls time.
for ne said that the MYSTERY OF in,
ia ,ity lad aIrcalv began to work
IL his day. ana he stated to us.
and said, what Kindred or with
held, that he should be revealed.
And now sc say that these words
of Paul confirms the prophcsy
of Daniel, which saith.
And hc shall speak great word. againsi
the Mos, High aud shall wear on, the
saints OF the ilos, High aud think tu
change times ami laws; ul,d they sla,l
he given into his hand until line
and times and the dividing Of time
Daniel -aj
Daniel also speaks of this man in
the eleventh chapter, and thirty
sixth verse; and also OF, the c&al-
tation ofthis mana5ovr all tina, is
called God, which, belongs to, and
is portion of the mystery of mi
guilty, which already worked in
Ponis day, and has, and WI
work, uatil ne web of supcr,ti-
ton h." had its complete day, an
Tho dark cloud of unbclicf. which
No has cast over the people by
the Image Cha. he set up in the
charging Of times and laws. shall
he fully revealed by Chri>t's Sc
cond appearsncc in the clouds:
which is the great advent day,
then this man of sin will be com.
pletely revealed,
Even HIM who's coming ia after The
working Of Satan with a.. power aud
signs mud lying wonders.
And with all decrivableness ~ IN
righteousness IN them that perish.
because teey 'cce we'd nor he love of
the ruth tina, they migl, be saved
And for this cause God shall seud
them strong dclusion ,ha, they should
believe lie:
That ,hCy all nigh, he damned who
believed no, the truth bu, had r'cn.u,e
In nnrigh'eousncss. . Ties, s-o-iO
li-!a
While Christ will make the
complete revelation when He,
comes vet these scriptures arc
revealing Him fast, to the trnc .
christian. and the seaker after
truth and right; for when we
road these scr;ptureS in TIE Ii.h.
.! the 1rno way OF nightly Aivil +,
ing the Word. we will have To
say, YES r,ul also saw this
great beast and In his lipistle he
has revealed him 10 us.
Then We SEQ that John was
not the only one that saw the
beast: for in the writings Of tho
other Apostles, VIC find them
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PAGE OF INQUIRY
Question No. II.

Acts 2l-23-99i Who were ihnse
four men aud what was the vow?
Why did Paul havs TO purify
himself and be at charges with
them when he is already pure?
Why shave their heads?
And what does it signify?
Whh, ia there to be learned
from this today.
y, A. Simons,
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- >s61 ttsny nuxS lDux tlecU
With the paic nations
os:tAe dead, yet heir very iiycs,
aadexlstesice Is sin fresh IN on,'
memory Peters chnir Il not atl
Rome. nor with any papai insti-
tuition whatever. II went With,
tie martyrs and christians a.
they left Rome
In the day Of Judgment It win
be a silent witness against those
cruel offenders. What then.
Some cne may say. Is that not
the same as to say. The Pope Of
Rome is an impostor:." We
plainly answer, YES He is the
great beast, the Apocalypitical
beast. And We shall prove it by
the Bible.
For when they crucitied Peter
then thcy placed in his chair Il
man Of their own taste and AL
for the sake of greed and gain.
And this great beast became
1.-THE head of the body of beasts.
This head or beast. as we have
stated, was the vile person, that
Daniel said should take the place
OF the tax raiser; and this tax.
raiser was Cesar Augustus
spoken Of in Luke > y And
the vile person Who took his
place was the man Of sin spoken
OF by Panl in e Thos. / ) ~
And through his dannable hero.
sizes the people was deceived and
led off:Which brought ON the fall.
ing away. And the sole cause of
the Church. leaving its frs, love.
p! And thinking that the reader
'will comprehend the beast, as
he was and is, we shall cndeayo,.
to show how he drove, and lead
the people into darkness. For
after they had cruciiied the
Apostles with Peter: this man of
sin was set MP in Peters stead;
And when this was done, thon
satan gave him his seat and DOW.
or.
And the combination made up
The beast. that painted mary y
spot Of earth. with The blood Of
saints, and when ,hrou IN his
demon like pride, had siaked his
thirst by tlr blood of thousands.
and thought there were not one
left to tell the story, lie then
Claims the chair of Peter, and
sets himself up as the vicar of
Chii,i and the true successor of
st. Peter And sits himself
down in the temple nG'od, claim
.ng I" he autllori I'd t. !..giyc
Tie sinner, in the place of God.
doing Whit Christ Would do, If
He was ON earth.
I oii' Ii ldrr, see the man If sin
.hat orroseth and tNal,ch hin;
self above all that is called God.
lie has killed the apostles. and
dipped BIS garments in tie blood
oil millions OF the true followers
OF Christ. Behold the vile per.
son that Daniel saw taking the
place of the tux rai..cr. See
'losc lev that escape lis death
ME clutches. seeking sufrty in
night aud hiding themselves in
the cleftN oi rocl.s. or caves, I,i,,
a mouse would iii, from ho4l.
r'iglit was the SAFETY guard, /
Christ had l"It them: Tor lis ,
command was; IF they p,r.c. !
cute y"n IN one place, or city. |
lice We 10 anntlrr.' just suci, =
cruelty was pr&cticed by this !
FIRST best, while he in his ro,,p.
ana power reigned with Ills
seven heads and ten horns. And
II WIS in these thr,c hundred I
N@'rS oi persecution Of his. upon
Tie followers ct Christ tina, hr !
Won hla t,hcf"WaH;nnd BY these.
victories lie vas fully able
through h;' lying wonders. to'
claim tn" clair Of i'etcr; and to
diim thai hc was the true suc.
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Z, " u ess 80 n ~ Ss3,ss Y x Z -
1ssus chslze ~ nar1on ii Tia
prIest; whans this Il done and TIA
pcntt+nt sinner has co.,icsssa
his sins 70 papc, bishop o. priest
tillDeloaging 70 one head ], t',ea
with an uplittsd hand the priest
says Il, absoive thee from thy
sins; and Of that very moman. all
the guilt Of tho sinner Is pardon.
ed for all eternity. tSec Mission
Book Of st Alphonses Legoric.
page 24s, 200, aud s62; for the
district Of Maryland.>
Does this not prove that this
man claiins to be sitting in the
stst of God, when he claims that
you must. before confessing your
sins to him, imagine in him
Jesus Christ In person; theD he
will pardon yon OF all your guilt,
for he g'cs on to say, that he
does it in the place Of Cod" does
what Christ would do il he was
on earth; flor he says,) ''thc
priest is sent by Jesus Christ,
with the same power to remit
sins, that Christ, himself was
sent with, by his heavenly Faith
err and now Christ having past
into heaven: they, those dupes of
satan, the pope with his number
claim the same power that Christ
had, to forgive sins. Hence they
demand of their followers to
come to them for pardon, and
they will grant it, in the place Of
God. When Christ says.
I y / am the way The lrn'l aud the Nc,
n" man comc'h unto 'hs Father bu, by
me, ST 'hn lit
| Again Christ SAYS
/ v,r,,y. YEARLY say ua,o 70, Tia
tia, ,n,er..l, M, 'by the door in,o ,.a
sheepfo'd bu, c,ime,h mn sam. aha,
way ,hc same is . ,t,.f sna /, ,o,,o,
Than SAID .J.sns oo,o ,,m ....
veril verify 7 81, un,, vo, 7 ann ,.o
lo,r Of ,hc sheen :, J,,, N .
/ N,iher i. ,he,. s,,v.,;o,
H.; here is aoae other n.us. .,,,
"e'''" gwen 'm'hg nan whsrchy We
~ ', ."e '''" Ms ~:
Nhcrrfora JOAN saws
, Hohr,l Lie Lamb 81, GA ,v,ic,
i '4i.r,h away ne sii Of Al. wogM
~ Joan - 20
I And now having those stro,y
scriptures before us and in Ian.
guagc right the opposite TO what
the Pope and his body saws and
which proves to US that they ara
| impustcrs. ana a,so nro.r. that
I'hcir teachings are nothing but
/ .ying wonccra
But again. they will ask. dill
not Christ give such power unto
the Apostles when He said to
them,
,,,Ivnlr;,o
u, ,,o.,1 -, .,,,..,. -
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i.
Yea, many have felt his power.
fnl sting upon the death bed,
and his strong arm Of persacut.'
irg power. ('rhe tail spoken Of ,
by Joha) just think OF the
Of old. Think Of Moses!
in the silent recesses OF the,
rocks and Of John on the Isle Of
Patmos; for il was there whore
he did wright his wonderful
work Of Revelation, through the
helping hand OF the higher Pow
ers. And think Of blessed Steph
ems, persccted even unto death
by this same beastls power.
The great See Monster at Rome.
has held the reigns of pcrsecu !
ton for many ages back. And
so that we may know who it is
and was, that had this power
under his controle, we must com
pare him with the portion of
scripture dcnoting his character,
with all his lying wonders, and
hcrcsics.
And when NC have thus, found
a man, then we have found the
fright one; and should it fall upon
tn" Pope of Rome, as the great
leader, then we shall say,
AMEN
| And to trace u portion of the
cvidenrc along the line Of per,
'sccution, We shall note first wha,
Christ said to his disciples.
y They shall lay ,hcir, hands on yM
and prosecute you delivering You ~ IL
the synaeogncs. AMI int" prisons hcini
brought bnfnre kings aud rulers fo
my name's sake.
And II shall 'urn IN you far te,,i =
moby. 1t LIKE q --ia-l3
These grounds Of truth have
been fulfilled in regard to tho
Apostles; and even many since
that time have met the same fate
The question might be ask. Doc.
not the Pope Of Rome claim to b'
the true successor of St. Peter
and vicar of Christ ana the res,
Of the priests and bishops, Eav,
taken the place Of the Gthel
APOSTLES, that were with him;
lThi, is all true. he Goes, and sc
does his fellow wo, kcrs. And il
the Word Of God uphnlds then
then they are alright: but if il
condemns them, then the Pop,
and all his 90, workers or impos
tors. are Anti.tlr'sts.
! Now we say how could any
one dare say that the true sue
'crssnr Of st. Peter was in Rome
after Peter had been crucitied,
and all these prosecutions had
taken place, Would any one
dare take Peters sca,r We thinl,
lot. Could any ono DO this in
safety: That is could any take
his seat there and preach the
same and live the same rs did
Peter, without meeting the same
late: We answer no, they could
not.
/ But then the Catholics say that
his chair never persisted. That
is all very true; But Dglin they
say: 1T was kept at Rome, and
never for moment was it vac.
ant; even a midst the Stormiast
times That j, all very true
too; But still, we ask the o,lcS.
ion again: Is il possible that
the true successor Of st. Peter
could haze taEcn possession of
the chair, The moment after
Peter had been crrciiicd, ard
cspcchlly, in those pcrilous
times, without meeting the same
cruel end that Peter met: No
h" could not he would IF met tho
same fate, Nnd 1gam. il the
true successor OF ST Peter. had
taken the chair, (instcad of tho
Pope,) those early christians
would no; haze lcen IN, to
light. 1t is 'rue that tho popc
holds the old wooden chair. Inn,
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31OO acres; rich, productive land; near Montgomery, Ala. 25O-acre farm-Well improved; near Gads- den; a bargain might exchange. $9OO0-143 acres; near Attalla, Ala; 7-room house, barns, etc. s2O per acre-1100 acres; finest land In East Texas has a large amount of fine tim- Der.
 90O-acre rich, well equipped Tennessee farm; stock, implements; good improve ments. An attractive proposition s15OO-Good 120-acre farm; Groom house; on railroad; p miles of Birmingham. $1750-Good 120-acre farm; several houses, barns, etc., with good coal veins; on railroad; St. Clair county, Alabama, 1500 acres-At a sacrifice; on railroad; 9 miles of Birmingham $SOOO-16o-acre farm; Clark county, Ala bama aibount 5000 bearing fruit trees, different varieties; good fish pond; choice improvements. s55Oo-Rich, well-improved, 21o-acre farm; near DeSoto, Ga
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