The Great False Church

This 1975 series, The Great False Church, offers a detailed examination of prophecy in Daniel, Thessalonians, and Revelation, exposing the rise and influence of the apostasy that Scripture foretold. Delivered with clarity and conviction, the lectures trace how human tradition replaced divine truth, how prophecy identifies the development of a counterfeit system, and how believers can remain steadfast in the faith once delivered to the saints. Each study not only interprets the symbols of prophecy but also shows their historical fulfillment, urging listeners to hold fast to the gospel in hope of the coming kingdom.

The Faithful and True Witness

The opening lecture explores the messages of Revelation 1–2, showing how Christ’s words to the early ecclesias still speak today. The focus is on remaining faithful to truth amid corruption and recognizing the warning signs of apostasy that would soon arise.

The Open Statement of the Truth

This study examines the claims of the Roman Church to primacy through Matthew 16 and the so-called succession of Peter. With careful exposition, it contrasts these traditions with the immovable foundation of Christ himself, urging disciples to build on the true rock of Scripture.

The Little Horn Speaking Great Things

Turning to Daniel 7 and 2 Thessalonians 2, this lecture identifies the “man of sin” and the little horn power, tracing how prophecy anticipated a system that would exalt itself against God. The session highlights both the movement and its leaders, exposing its departure from the simplicity of Christ’s teaching.

The Man of Sin: A European Power

Here the Apostle Paul’s warning in 2 Thessalonians 2 is unfolded in greater detail. The lecture shows how the papacy rose to claim unparalleled authority, fulfilling the prophetic picture of a power that sits in the temple of God, exalting itself above all others.

The Little Horn in Daniel 7

This study returns to Daniel’s visions, linking the fourth beast and its horns with the continuation of Roman power through the papacy. The little horn, stout among its fellows, is revealed as both a political and religious force that sought dominion and spoke against the Most High.

The Apocalyptic Harlot

The final lecture examines Revelation 17 and the vision of the harlot riding the scarlet beast. Drawing on parallels with ancient Babylon, it shows how this system enticed nations, enriched itself through corruption, and persecuted the faithful. Yet the prophecy assures its ultimate downfall and the triumph of God’s kingdom.

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