. Do we see The Holy Spirit giving St. John The Book of Revelation?
Question 1: “The Book of Revelation was written by the ‘most beloved Disciple’ of Jesus Christ. Did St. John tell us that we should be Catholic?”
Answer: “Yes! In Rev. 14: 9-11, St. John tells about the punishments that will come to the willfully disobedient. ‘All those who worship the beast or its statue . . . will be made to drink the cup of God’s fury, which is ready, undiluted in His cup of anger . . .'”
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Question 2: “What are ‘the beast’ and ‘its statue’ that St. John describes?”
Answer: “They are the two evil beings ‘the dragon’ (Rev 12:3) empowered to lead every force of evil on earth.”
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Question A: “Why do some Willful Protestants confuse ‘its statue’ with images of those who gave their lives in obedience to Jesus Christ and say ‘Catholics worship idols’?”
Answer: “Lower-level Profiteers of Protestantism say that to get donations. They make a living by getting donors to disobey This ‘Command’ from Jesus Christ to one person in History! ‘And I say unto you thou art Peter and on this rock I build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.’”
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Question B: “What happens to anyone who leads ‘a little one of Mine astray’?”
Answer: “Ask a lower-level Profiteer of Protestantism. It’s fun to watch them avoid that question!”
(~Back to St. John!~)
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Question 3: “What happens to those who ‘worship the beast or its statue’?”
Answer: “‘ . . they will be tortured in the presence of the holy angels and The Lamb and the smoke of their torture will go up forever and ever.’”
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Question 4: “How can we avoid that eternal agony?”
Answer: “In Revelation 14:12, St. John tells us what we must do! ‘This is why there must be constancy in the saints who keep the commandments of God and faith in Jesus.’”
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Question 5: “What happens to those who choose to ‘keep the commandments of God and faith in Jesus’?”
Answer: “Revelation 14:13 tells us! ‘Then I heard a voice from Heaven (God, Himself?) say to me, ‘Write down: Happy are those who die in The Lord! Happy indeed, The Spirit says; now they can rest for ever after their work for their good deeds go with them.’”
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