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CHAPTER 3
REC #4 HATONN
SAT., FEB. 7, 1998 3:36 P.M. YR. 11, DAY 175
SAT., FEB. 7, 1998
TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS
You are about to get quoted to you a LOT of terrible Scriptures out of the book of instructions for
apocalypse. Well, if YOU wrote the script for same, wouldn't you make sure the directors do the
directing correctly according to your script? After all, the "producer" can shut the play down if the
actors and staff do not play properly according to instructions. Sometimes a play is simply so bad it
is run out of town and off the stage. A lot of people get hurt when this latter happens--count on it.
RISE OF ANTICHRIST
PART TEN
QUOTING, ANTICHRIST, Coughlin (Circa 1970):
ESSAY TEN
THE END OF THE WORLD
Many christians erroneously believe the Church Militant is indestructible and will endure for
eternity. This is unhappy fiction; for the fact is both the Church Suffering in Purgatory and the
Church Militant on Earth will be terminated. Already the Church Militant has been seriously
fragmented. Many dioceses in Africa and Asia Minor have ceased to exist; many parishes and
populations in Europe have accepted the culture of antichristians, not because of population
movement but because of secessions.
More significantly, St. John the Evangelist, (prior to the year 92 A.D.) wrote a stinging rebuke to
the Church at Sadis (Apoc. 3:1) in these words: "I know thy works; thou hast the name of being
alive and thou art dead". A cursory evaluation of the present worldwide population unfolds a
shocking commentary on the erosion of Catholicity; an erosion that has practically erased the life of
the Church in Asia and destroyed the hope of regaining even an insignificant foothold in that most
populated area of the Earth.
These observations are indirectly firmed in the twenty-fourth chapter of St. Matthew [H: Who is
this? WHO SAID?] where Jesus [H: Who?] predicted the end of the world which involves the end
of the Church Militant. Religiously, Catholics firmly believe in the plain, prosaic presentation of
each verse in this startling passage. The first two verses read as follows: [H: Religions are of the
physical; spiritual is of GOD.]
Matt. 24:1-2: "And Jesus left the temple and was going away, when His disciples came
forward to show Him the buildings of the temple. But He answered and said to them, 'Do you
see all these things? Amen I say to you there will not be left here one stone upon another that
will not be thrown down' ". [H: Now, I would trust that that is so.]
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