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- 0:01Hey, y'all, welcome today's show. This is gonna be sort of a
- 0:03special edition of the Uncensored Catholic Podcast. As you know, I don't normally
- 0:08do a Friday podcast. This is let's somewhat of an emergency, I guess
- 0:14you would say, and I mean it's nothing. Don't don't freak out or
- 0:17anything, but one of the best websites for really refuting especially the really nasty
- 0:26anti Catholic lies told by bigoted Protestants against the Catholic Church and atheists and et
- 0:32cetera. Not just Protestants, Muslims. You know, lots of people hate
- 0:35the Catholic Church. It has gone down. There's been a resource for years
- 0:42that I've turned to. Oh well, at least a year or so.
- 0:47Actually, no, I've been reprecing there stuff for quite a while. It
- 0:50was called true Saint dot com and it was spelled t r U s A
- 0:55I n t dot com. Now there's just a landing page, I guess
- 0:59it, and pay their hosting bill. They didn't renew the domain name,
- 1:03so I think it's just super important. They did a great article called the
- 1:07Real Martin Luther Exposed and it's very well researched it's very well sourced and the
- 1:14things he said, the things he actually wrote, are absolutely satanic. It
- 1:21will shock you. I don't even like to read some of this, much
- 1:25less read it out loud. But you need this information. It needs to
- 1:29be preserved. You can go to archive dot org. They have a feature
- 1:34called the wayback Machine, which pulls up copies of old websites. That's how
- 1:38I was able to our accesses today that you are l for that, I'm
- 1:44just going to read it out to you web dot archive dot org, Ford
- 1:49slash web Ford slash twenty twenty one one oh one seven eight four nine three
- 1:56one, Ford slash http, call in Ford slash, Forward slash, www
- 2:01dot t r U s A I n t dot com, Ford slash Martin
- 2:07dot Luther Ford slash. I don't know if that lasts. Ford slashes necessary.
- 2:12You're gonna want to bookmark this. You're actually probably gonna want to print
- 2:15out a lot of articles on this if this goes offline. Honestly, one
- 2:20of the greatest sources, uh for truth about Catholicism and really about Protestantism.
- 2:27They you know, I'm the uncensored Catholic, but these guys, uh,
- 2:30they took the gloves off. I mean they're tough. They're real tough.
- 2:35I mean, when somebody is coming after you with really disgusting anti Catholic lies,
- 2:40to pull up quotes from somebody like Martin Luther and say, hey,
- 2:43here's the founder of Protestantism. Did you know he said that Jesus committed adultery.
- 2:49Yeah, Martin Luther actually said that we're going to get into that.
- 2:52This is so this has to be preserved, and I'm going to go through
- 2:54this article with you today so that there will at least be an audiocop of
- 3:00this that lives on I absolutely urge you to make copies of this yourself.
- 3:09You're gonna want it this, You're gonna want to print it out. Frankly,
- 3:12you're probably gonna want to take a lot of several copies of them,
- 3:15take them to a mass. Two really great apologetics websites for Catholicism have gone
- 3:21offline this year. If I can find an archive version of the other one,
- 3:25they had all kinds of great reference resources, free pamphlets you could print
- 3:30out. You know, it's a shame. I understand. I mean,
- 3:35I've had websites that didn't work out that cost too much keep going. I've
- 3:38had to shut them down before. Maybe somebody passed away. I don't know,
- 3:43but somehow they're hosting bill apparently didn't get paid. So again True Saint
- 3:47t R U s A I n T dot org. Look for it on
- 3:53on archive and see what you can find. So introduction. Martin Luther is
- 3:59on doubtedly the father of the product of the Protestant Rebellion and the spiritual father
- 4:02of modern apostasy from of the modern apost apostasy from God. The object of
- 4:10this article on Martin Luther is not to give his history, which can easily
- 4:13be researched. And they've got another great article some interesting facts about Martin Luther,
- 4:16the originary of Protestantism. That's another one you're gonna want to look at.
- 4:20But rather to give direct quotes from a man called a great religious reformer
- 4:25and to whom many non Catholics trace back real origins of their respective churches.
- 4:30I mean, Martin Luther is the father of Protestantism. Without Martin Luther,
- 4:33you don't have the Anglican Church. Yeah, King Henry broke away from the
- 4:39Catholic Church, and he could have done his own church, but if you
- 4:41look at their articles of faith, they're come completely Lutheran. Okay. The
- 4:45Babtists come from Lutheran, and the Methodists come from the Lutherans, the Presbyterians
- 4:48come from the Lutherans, et cetera. So let's let's look at who Martin
- 4:53Luther really was in his own words. Let's see, it's a long article,
- 4:58so I'm just going to skip into the body of it, all right.
- 5:02Martin Luther on the Ten Commandments Christ taught, if thou wilt enter into
- 5:06life, keep the commandments. Luther and speak of the commandments wrote, this
- 5:12is all reference. They've got footnotes, okay, quote from Martin Luther.
- 5:15Their only purpose is to show man his impudence to do good, and to
- 5:18teach him to despair of himself. Thou shalt not covet is a commandment which
- 5:24proves us all to be centered, since it is not immense power not to
- 5:27covet. And the same as the drift of all the commandments, for they
- 5:30are equally impossible to us. I guess he found it hard not to murder
- 5:33people or to blaspheme God. He said of Moses, Moses is an executioner,
- 5:41a cruel lictor, a torturer, a torturer who tears out flesh with
- 5:46pincers and makes us suffer martyrdom, who, in the name of Christ,
- 5:49terrifies and troubles conscience. Is not the messenger of Christ, but the devil.
- 5:54So he's actually saying Moses and the Ten Commandments were from the devil because
- 5:59they made people feel guilty of their sins. He Christ is not rough,
- 6:03severe biding like Moses, who looks like the devil and speaks in a way
- 6:06that our hearts almost vanish before him, for he has lips overflowing with gall
- 6:12and wrath that have been embittered with laurel and gall in fact, hellish fire.
- 6:16So away forthwith forever, from with Moses. Let us therefore sind Moses
- 6:20packing forever. Okay, this is the Moses who spoke, you know,
- 6:25basically face to face with God and whose face glowed with holiness. All right,
- 6:30and let's see what else do you say? We must remove the Decalogue
- 6:33out of sight and heart. He wanted to strip the Ten Commandments from the
- 6:38Bible. It does not matter what people do, only what It only matters
- 6:42what they believe. So he believed all sin was permissible. Yeah, He
- 6:45said that in a lot of different ways, if we allow them the commandments.
- 6:49If we allow them the commandments, any influence in our conscience becomes the
- 6:53cloak of all evil, heresies and blasphemies. What is more, has that
- 6:59scripture constantly declares the greatness of the commandments and the importance of keeping them.
- 7:03Obviously, Psalm says the law of the Lord is perfect. Okay, you
- 7:08know that. I'll skip on to the next chapter here. Martin lutheran free
- 7:12will. Christ taught, not everyone who says, Lord Lord shall enter the
- 7:15Kingdom of Heaven, but he who does the will of my Father, who
- 7:18is in heaven. Luther taught, with regard to God and in all that
- 7:23bears on salvation or damnation, man has no free will, but is captive,
- 7:28prisoner, and bond slave, either to the will of God or to
- 7:30the will of Satan. We do everything of necessity and nothing by free will,
- 7:35For the power of free will is niil. So Martin Luther taught,
- 7:40you were not responsible at all for your sins. You had no choice,
- 7:44he said, Man is like a horse. Does God leap into the saddle,
- 7:46the horse is obedient and accommodates itself to every movement of the writer and
- 7:50goes whither it wills. Does God throw down the reins, then Satan leaps
- 7:56on the back of the animal, which bends and goes to the summit.
- 7:59Since the caprices of the new writer, therefore, necessity, not free will,
- 8:05is the controlling principle of our conduct. God is the author of what
- 8:09is evil as well as was good. He's blaming God for evil. Okay,
- 8:13that's serious heresy, seriously, And he bestows happiness from those who merit
- 8:18it. Not so also does he damn others who deserve not their fate.
- 8:24He says, God sends people to hell who've done nothing wrong. Okay,
- 8:28that's the opposite of the just God of the Bible. He said of Jesus
- 8:33his will was the work of God. God, by his almighty power,
- 8:35moved his will as he does all that is in this world. Well,
- 8:39we actually have free will. That that's a major tenant of Christian teaching.
- 8:46God can use evil for good, but he is a force men to do
- 8:48evil. Christ taught be therefore wise as serpents and as simple as doves.
- 8:54You know, then, how to discern the face of the sky. Can
- 8:58you not know the signs? Of the times. Well, Luther said,
- 9:00this is on reason. By the way, Luther says some very odd things
- 9:03about reason. He says, no good work happens as a result of one's
- 9:07own wisdom, but everything must happen in stupor. Reason must be left behind,
- 9:13for it is the enemy of faith. Okay, how can you have
- 9:16any school of apologetics if you think reason is the enemy of faith? God,
- 9:20the creator of all creation, creates logical and reasonable things. He said.
- 9:28Reason is the devil's handmade and does nothing but blaspheme and dishonor all that
- 9:33God says or does. Reason is directly opposed to faith, and one ought
- 9:37to let it be. In believers, it should be killed and buried.
- 9:41In other words, Martin Luther is saying that the atheists are right. The
- 9:46atheists who don't have faith and cannot logically understand that there is a God are
- 9:52actually right if reason is opposed to faith. He said, one should learn
- 9:56philosophy only as one learns witchcraft, that is, to destroy it as soon
- 10:01as one finds out errors in order to refute them. Actually, you know,
- 10:07uh, Saint Paul in the Bible preaching to the Greeks use their very
- 10:13philosophy to prove the existence of God. Martin Luther didn't like that. That's
- 10:18another one of those books he wanted to strip from the Bible. Martin Luther
- 10:22on sin, Christ taught he that commits sin is of the devil, for
- 10:24the devil sin from the beginning. For this purpose, the Son of God
- 10:28appeared that he might destroy the works of the devil. It's verse John three
- 10:31to eight. Luther says, a person that is baptized cannot though he would
- 10:35lose his could not though he would lose his salvation by any sin, no
- 10:39matter how grievous, unless he refuses to believe. For no sin condemn him,
- 10:43but unbeliefablone. He then says that, you know, a lot of
- 10:48prizes say once saved, always saved, right the Bible says opposite, So
- 10:52you can almost say, all right, well, that's you know, that's
- 10:56common Protestant belief. Let's see what he says next. Then says, be
- 11:01a sinner and let your sins be strong, but let your trust in Christ
- 11:05be stronger and rejoicing Christ, who is the victory of her sin death in
- 11:09the world. We will commit sins while we are here, for this life
- 11:11is not a place where justice resides. No sin can separate from us from
- 11:16Him, even if we were to kill or commit adultery a thousand times a
- 11:20day. I don't think there's actually any Christian church that believes that. Okay,
- 11:26that is again apostasy, That is heretical to the point of apostasy.
- 11:31He says, do not ask anything of your conscience, and if it speaks,
- 11:35do not listen to it. If it insists, stifle it, amuse
- 11:39yourself, if necessary, commits some good, big sin in order to drive
- 11:43it away. Conscience is the voice of Satan, and it is necessary always
- 11:48to do the contrary of what Satan wishes. Do you realize what he's saying,
- 11:52The conscience that God gives us, that tells us right from wrong.
- 11:56He says, it's the work of Satan, and you should actually go out
- 11:58and commit some good, big sin, as he calls it. I guess
- 12:03what, slaughter a child? He would have been fine with that. Martin
- 12:07Luther certainly wouldn't have opposed abortion, He wouldn't have composed in fantaside. According
- 12:13to Martin Luther, you could just go shoot up a school, and he
- 12:15would actually encourage you to do that. Because to say it was wrong and
- 12:18you shouldn't he would say, would be of Satan. This is not a
- 12:24good man, okay, this is not a sane or rational man. Protestantism
- 12:28is based on a Satanic individual. That is purely Satanic. What I just
- 12:33read to you, Martin Luther and faith in good works Christ Taut lets your
- 12:39light shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify the
- 12:41Father who is in heaven. What shall it profit, my brethren, if
- 12:46he has faith but not works, shall faith alone be able to save him?
- 12:50So faith, also, if it have not works, is dead in
- 12:52itself. I inserted the word alone. Why do I do that well?
- 12:56Because Martin Luther liked to do that. That was actually a little dig at
- 13:01the ghost of Luther Luther's teaches, For we account a man to be justified
- 13:07by faith alone without the works of the law. It is more important to
- 13:11guard against good works than against sin. He's saying it's more important not to
- 13:15do good than to do evil. This is a Satanic man. Hidden says
- 13:22good works are bad and are sin. Like the rest. There is no
- 13:26scandal greater, more dangerous, more venomous than a good outward life. Manifested
- 13:31by good works and a pious mode of life. That is a grand portal,
- 13:35the highway that leads to damnation. In other words, he's saying that
- 13:39people who live as saints were actually damned. I mean yeah. He says
- 13:48that the Gospel requires works for salvation. I say, flat and plain is
- 13:52a liar. Let me read this again. Martin Luther says. He that
- 13:56says the Gospel requires works for salvation. I say, flat and plane is
- 14:00a liar. Remember, he changed the words of Jesus to fit his teaching.
- 14:05Jesus said, you know you're saved by faith and also by works.
- 14:09And he said faith alone. Faith alone. He says, you have to
- 14:13believe in the Bible sola scriptura. And they change the words of the Bible
- 14:20Martin Luther and social justice. Christ taught Blessed are they that hunger and thirst
- 14:24at for justice, for they shall have their fill. Luther, this is
- 14:28this is amazing. Now. I have explained before how Protestantism led to you
- 14:35know, Freemasonry, Communism, the revolutions. Let's see why I would say
- 14:41that. Let's see what Martin Luther said. Peasants are no better than straw.
- 14:46They will not hear the word, and they are without sense. Therefore
- 14:50they must be compelled to hear the crack of the whip and the whiz of
- 14:52bullets, and is only what they deserve. He goes on further, to
- 14:58kill a peasant is not murder. Yeah, Martin Luther and Chairman Mao would
- 15:03have been real and Joseph Stalin would have gotten along real well. He says,
- 15:09to kill a peasant is not murder. It is helping to extinguish the
- 15:13conflagration. Let there be no half measures. Crush them, cut their throats,
- 15:18transfix them, leave no stone unturned. To kill a peasant is to
- 15:22destroy a mad dog. If they say that I am harsh and merciless,
- 15:26mercy be damned. Let whoever can stab, strangle and kill them like mad
- 15:31dogs, God, the father of mercy, compared to Martin Luther, think
- 15:37about that. He goes on, I, Martin Luther, have during the
- 15:43rebellions, slain all the peasants, for it was I who ordered them to
- 15:46be struck dead. All their blood is upon my head, But I put
- 15:50it all on the Lord God, for he commanded me to speak. Thus,
- 15:54Martin Luther just admitted that he was a murderer. Maybe not by his
- 16:00own hand, but he ordered that they be killed. God has given the
- 16:03law, and nobody deserves it. He has an addition, instituted rod masters,
- 16:08drivers and urgers, so that there are rulers to drive, beat,
- 16:12choke, hang, burn, behead, and break upon the well of vulgar
- 16:17masses, like the drivers of donkeys, who have to belabor the donkey incessantly
- 16:22with rods and whips, or they will not obey. So the ruler must
- 16:26do with the people. They must drive, beat, throttle, hang,
- 16:29burn, behead, and torture, so as to make themselves feared and to
- 16:33keep people in check. Wherever the princes take their power from it does not
- 16:37regard us. It is the will of God, irrespective of whether they have
- 16:41stolen the power or assumed it by robbery. I mean, think about that.
- 16:47And there's a note in here it says it's important to keep in mind
- 16:49that these peasants were actually Protestants who favored Luther in his view. Yet in
- 16:55order to please the German princes and to gain influence, Luther did not hesitate
- 17:00to have his own followers put to death. As one writer puts it,
- 17:03I know of no example in history, with the exception of Hitler's famous,
- 17:07or rather infamous June thirty, nineteen thirty four speech where a man turned in
- 17:12such an actions actually not speech, where a man turned in such an inhuman,
- 17:18brutal low way against his own followers merely to establish his own position without
- 17:23any reason. That's from Peter F. Weiner Winner. I guess from the
- 17:30book or article, Yes, a book, Martin Luther, Hitler's Spiritual Ancestor,
- 17:34page fifty seven. Now there's a book, Dad to yourself Martin Luther,
- 17:38Hitler's Spiritual Ancestor, Martin Luther and Jews. By the way, he
- 17:44was not a fan of Jews. Christ taught you shall live your neighbor as
- 17:48yourself, Martin Luther said. My advice, as I said earlier, is
- 17:52first that their synagogue should be burned down, and that all who are able
- 17:56to toss sulfur and pitch. It would be good if someone could allo throw
- 18:00in some hell fire. Secondly, that all their books, their prayer books,
- 18:03the Talmudic writings, also the entire Bible be taken from them, not
- 18:07leaving them one leaf, and that there be preserved for those who may be
- 18:11oh, not preserving one leaf that there should be preserved for those one who
- 18:15may be converted. Third, that they be forbidden, forbidden, on the
- 18:18pain of death, to praise God, to give thanks, to pray,
- 18:22or to teach publicly among us and in our country. Forth, they be
- 18:26forbidden to utter the name of God within our hearing, For we cannot with
- 18:32a good conscience listen to this or tolerate it. He who hears the name
- 18:36of God from a Jew must inform the authorities, or else throw dung on
- 18:40him when he sees him, and chase him away, Burn their synagogues.
- 18:45Forbid all that I have mentioned above, Forbid them all I have mentioned above,
- 18:49Force them to work, and treat them with every kind of severity,
- 18:52as Moses did in the desert and slew three thousand. If that is of
- 18:56no use, we must drive them away like mad dogs, in order that
- 19:00we may not partake if their abominable blasphemy and all their vices, and in
- 19:04order that we may not deserve the anger of God and be damned with them.
- 19:08I have done my duty. Let everyone see how he does hymns.
- 19:11I am excused. He goes on. If I had to baptize a Jew,
- 19:15I would take him to the bridge of the El River, hang a
- 19:18stone around his neck, push him over, and with the words I baptized
- 19:22thee in the name of Abraham. The Jews deserve to be hanged on gallows
- 19:26seven times higher than ordinary thieves. I mean, let's guess Martin Luther is
- 19:33indeed the father of Hitler. This is a I mean, Lutheranism founded in
- 19:40Germany. Do you really think there's any coincidence that within just a couple hundred
- 19:47years the Holocaust Hitler? Not to mention, you know, that's where Communism
- 19:52was born as well. I mean, and the Masons were stronger in Germany
- 19:59than any other country but England. They have a long explanation there about the
- 20:04difference in Catholic teaching in regards to Jews as opposed to Lutheran teaching, apparently
- 20:11quoting from Saint Thomas Aquinas and Suma Pope Clement the Fifth. I mean,
- 20:18you know, so we'll just skip that. Go ahead. What did Martin
- 20:22Luther have to say about marriage and women? Oh? This, Yeah,
- 20:25there are gonna be a lot of Lutheran women if they ever read this,
- 20:27that are going to be pretty angry and would no longer call himselves Lutheran.
- 20:33All right, Christ taught for this man shall for this reason show man,
- 20:37and for this reason show a manly father and mother, and show cleaved his
- 20:41wife. There should be one flesh. Therefore, now they are not two,
- 20:45but one flesh. What God has joined together. Let no man put
- 20:47us under Moses, by the reason of the heartening of your hearts, permitted
- 20:51you to put away your wives. But from the beginning this was not so.
- 20:53And I say to you that who showever shall put away his wife,
- 20:57except it be for fornication, and shall marry another, commits adultery. And
- 21:02he that shall marry her that has put away commits adultery. Christ in all
- 21:06four gospels forbade divorce right or Luther's h h. He said, if the
- 21:11husband is unwilling, there is another, and there is another who is if
- 21:15the wife is unwilling, then let the maid come in. He's saying,
- 21:22if your wife won't sleep with you, go have it a fair Yeah.
- 21:25Martin Luther totally endorsed adultery, advocated actually advocated for adultery. He said,
- 21:32suppose I should counsel the wife of an impotent man with his consent to give
- 21:36herself to another. Say her husband's brother, but to keep this marriage secret
- 21:41and to ascribe the children to it, to the so called pew toive father.
- 21:45The question is is such a woman in a safe state? I answer
- 21:48certainly. He goes on. It is not in opposition to the Holy Scripture
- 21:52for a man to have several wives. Know that marriage is an outward and
- 21:57material thing, like any other sect or business. The body has nothing to
- 22:00do with God. In this respect, one can never sin against God,
- 22:04but only against one's neighbor. As to divorce, it is still a debatable
- 22:08question whether it's allowable. For my part, I prefer bigamy. Let that
- 22:12sink. In the Word and work of God is quite clear that women are
- 22:17to be made either wives or prostitutes. Okay, we got a bunch of
- 22:21Lutheran female ministers. Do they know that quote that Luther said that they had
- 22:26to be the wives or prostitutes. In spite of all the good I say
- 22:32of married life, I will not grant so much to nature as to admit
- 22:36that there is no sin in it. No conjugal due is ever rendered without
- 22:40sin. The matrimonial duty is never performed without sin. He believed that all
- 22:44sex was sinful. That's how he arrives at that conclusion that prostitution and marriage
- 22:49are the same, and that adultery is no big deal. They say,
- 22:56in other words, for Luther, the matrimonial act of sin is different,
- 23:00is in no way different from adultery and fornication. Luther also affirms the body
- 23:06asks for a woman and must have it. Martin Lutheran lying, you know,
- 23:10we kind of as Christians say, you shouldn't bear fault. Was Falt's
- 23:12witness right. Christ taught you are of your father the devil, and the
- 23:18desires of your father you will do. He was a murderer from the beginning,
- 23:22and he stood not for the truth, because the truth is not in
- 23:23him. When he speaks a lie, he speaks on his own, for
- 23:27he is a liar, and the father thereof, as we know from the
- 23:32Bible, and the teacher of the Church, the Satan, is the father
- 23:33of all liars. What did Luther say about lying, Well, he said,
- 23:37what harm could it do if a man told a good, lusty lie
- 23:41in a worthy cause and for the sake of the Christian Church. To lie
- 23:45in the case of necessity or for convenience or an excuse, such lying would
- 23:49not be advanced God, he was ready to make such lies on himself.
- 23:55Well, Jesus did not lie, because he's God, and God can't lie.
- 24:00If we accept what Luther just said, we have nothing on which to
- 24:06pace our faith. Luther on God, you shall love the Lord with your
- 24:10whole heart, and your whole soul, and your whole mind. Christ taught.
- 24:15You shall love the Lord, your God, with your whole heart,
- 24:17and your whole soul, and your whole mind. This is the greatest and
- 24:21the first commandment. Luther taught, I look upon God is no better than
- 24:25a scoundrel. That's how much respect Luther had for God. He said,
- 24:29I look upon God as no better than a scoundrel. Miss skip ahead a
- 24:33little bit because I don't want this go too long. Remember the full article
- 24:36is still available. Martin Luther on pride, Christ taught, and who shall
- 24:41ever so exalt himself, shall be humbled. If anyone thinks he is something,
- 24:45then he has nothing, and he deceives himself. Luther's taught Saint Augustine
- 24:49or Saint Ambrose cannot be compared with me. What I teach him right remains
- 24:53true. Even though the whole world should fall to pieces over this is really
- 24:57gonna get you. Martin Luther on the person of Christ. Christ says,
- 25:00which if you show convince me of sin or convict me of sin? If
- 25:04I say the truth to you, why do you not believe me? He
- 25:07that is God, he that is of God. Here's the words of God.
- 25:11Therefore you hear them not because you are not of God. What did
- 25:14Martin Luther actually believe about Jesus references at the beginning. You need to share
- 25:19this quote with every Protestant you know. Martin Luther wrote, Christ committed adultery,
- 25:26first of all with the woman at the well, about whom Saint John
- 25:29tells us was not everybody about him, saying whatever has he been doing with
- 25:33her? Secondly with Mary Magdalen? And thirdly with the women taken in adultery,
- 25:37whom he dismissed so lightly. Thus, even Christ, who was so
- 25:41righteous, must have been guilty of fornication before he died. We know,
- 25:47as Christians, Christ was perfectly sinless. He's the lamb without blemish, He's
- 25:52the innocent victim. Martin Luther just said plainly that Christ committed adultery and with
- 26:00multiple women. How can anyone follow this man? He went on to write,
- 26:08I have greater confidence in my wife and my pupils than I have in
- 26:11Christ. And then he said, it does not matter how Christ behaved.
- 26:15What he taught is all that mattered. He did not believe Jesus Christ was
- 26:19sinless. If Jesus Christ's sined, he cannot be God. God cannot commit
- 26:25sin. God is the author of all truth and morality. By definition,
- 26:30he cannot commit sin. He just proved himself not to even be Christian.
- 26:37Martin Luther on Sacred Scripture Christ taught, for I testify to everyone that hears
- 26:42the words of the prophecy of this book. If any man should add to
- 26:45these things, God shall add unto him the plagues written in the book.
- 26:51And if any man shall take away the words of the book of this prophecy,
- 26:53God shall take away his part in the Book of Life and out of
- 26:57the Holy City. And from these things that are written in this book.
- 27:02So Jesus said, you add or you take away from the Bible, You're
- 27:04going to hell. What did Martin Luther say? To my mind? The
- 27:08Book of the Apocalypse, it's revelations, bears upon it no marks of an
- 27:12apostolic or prophetic character. Everyone may form his own judgment of the book.
- 27:17As for myself, I feel an aversion to it, and to me this
- 27:21is sufficient reason for rejecting it. And get this one. If you papists,
- 27:26if your papist annoys you with the words alone in Romans, a word
- 27:30he admits to changing, tell him straight away, doctor Martin Luther will have
- 27:34it so. Papist and an ass are one and the same thing. Whoever
- 27:38will not have my translation, let him give it the go by the devil's
- 27:44thanks to him who censures it without my will and knowledge. Luther will have
- 27:49it so, and he is the doctor above all the doctors of Popetom.
- 27:57That's the words of the devil right there. Luther had a perverse habit of
- 28:03freely falsifying scripture. To justify his purpose, he said, the history of
- 28:07Jonah is so monstrous that it is absolutely incredible. The book of Esther I
- 28:11tossed into the elb again the river. I am such an enemy to the
- 28:15Book of Esther that I wish it did not exist, for it judaizes too
- 28:19much and has it as in a great deal of heathen foolishness. A very
- 28:26little worth is the book of Barrick, which the worthy Barick might whoever the
- 28:30worthy Barick might be. The Epistle of Saint James is an epistle of straw
- 28:36because it contains nothing evangelical. Yes, he wanted to strip the Book of
- 28:41the Gospel of James. The Epistle of James gives us much trouble, for
- 28:44the papists embrace it alone and leave out the rest not true. Obviously,
- 28:49up to this point I have been accustomed just to deal with it and interpret
- 28:52it in the sense of the rest of the scriptures, for you would judge
- 28:56that none of it must be set forth contrary to the manifest Holy Scripture.
- 29:00Accordingly, if they would not admit my interpretation, then I shall make rubble
- 29:03of it. I almost feel like throwing it into the stove, or throwing
- 29:07Oh, Jimmy, that's what he says. You know, James, you
- 29:10can call someone named James Jimmy. I almost feel like throwing Jimmy into the
- 29:14stove, as the priest of Callenberg did so. Yes, he hated the
- 29:18Gospel of James, the Book of James, I guess you should say.
- 29:22It is worth noting that while Luther claimed for himself the right to interpret scripture
- 29:26according to his own view and claim that he was intelligent enough to judge anyone
- 29:30and everything by scripture alone. Yet he openly affirms, we cannot claim to
- 29:36fathom completely the meaning of a single verse of scripture. We succeed in apprehending
- 29:41only the abc of it, and that imperfectly. Because there are also the
- 29:45words of Martin Luther, who said, to the Bible alone, and again
- 29:48he said, let no one believe himself competent to understand Holy Scripture unless he
- 29:52has for one hundred years governed the church with the prophets, with Elijah and
- 29:56Alicia, Saint John, the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and the apostles.
- 30:02So he just said he was not competent or capable to understand the Bible.
- 30:07Nearer you, he's saying. See, he criticized further the Book of James
- 30:14in his preference to the New Testament fifteen twenty two. He says, therefore,
- 30:18Saint James's epistle is really an epistole straw compared to these others, for
- 30:21it has nothing of the nature of the Gospel about it. Martin Luther added
- 30:26the words alone to Romans three twenty eight in his German translation of the Bible.
- 30:30He made it say faith alone, when that is not the actual text
- 30:33or what it means. Martin Luther said a man could commit fornication and murder
- 30:37a thousand times a day and not lose his justification. Let's think about this,
- 30:45Martin, Well, he said that to express his doctor. He said
- 30:49this to express his doctor of justification by faith alone. That is, no
- 30:52matter how much person sends, he's still saved so long as he believes.
- 30:57And he declared be a sinner and sin boldly. Let's see what he said
- 31:02to in a letter to me. That's the guy whose name I can't pronounce.
- 31:06Another Lutheran in fifteen twenty one. If you're a preacher of grace,
- 31:10then preacher true and not fictitious grace. If grace is true, you must
- 31:14bear true and not a fictitious sin. God does not say people who are
- 31:18only fictitious sinners. Be a sinner and sin boldly, but believe and rejoice
- 31:23in Christ more boldly. He goes on to say, no sin will separate
- 31:29us from the Lamb, even though we commit fornication and murder a thousand times
- 31:33a day. Amazing. Luther apparently had a preoccupation with the devil and crude
- 31:42subjects. I may I'd actually even be able to read some of this on
- 31:45this podcast. I mean, as I said, it's some of what Martin
- 31:49Luther wrote is offensive to read. And apparently he spoke with the devil quite
- 31:56a bit, had many visions of the devil, dreams of the devil,
- 32:00and talks with the devil, and that's not at all surprising. So yeah,
- 32:09you know, I'm just gonna leave it there. The full article is
- 32:14still available. There are many links to other articles about Martin Luther, and
- 32:22so many footnotes I don't even know they source every single quote. So when
- 32:28you're talking to someone and they say Luther never said that, you know,
- 32:31there's sixty eight footnotes here. I mean, every single one of these quotes
- 32:35is referenced. And my word, do you realize that all of Protestantism is
- 32:42based on a man whose own words are purely satanic? This? I mean,
- 32:50I could not let this disappear. Okay, I could not let this
- 32:53disappear. So now you have it as best I have it, and I
- 32:59hope you'll go to archive dot org and look it up. I'm going to
- 33:02challenge you to print this article out and leave it at your church. Leave
- 33:07it at any Lutheran church you happen to encounter, post it everywhere you can
- 33:12on social media quotes from it. I think I'm going to start posting on
- 33:15my social media a quote from Martin Luther a day we There's got to be
- 33:22some way to keep this information out there and alive, because I would not
- 33:29wish anyone to actually have to go through the voluminous Satanic writings of Martin Luther.
- 33:36This article was very valuable. So to whomever had this website, I
- 33:45think the last name was H E H I E T A N E N
- 33:53Billy Heyenid Heightening. I'm not sure. Okay, whoever had this website,
- 34:00you did the world an incredible service. God bless you. I hope always
- 34:04well was to do with you and your family. And now it's up to
- 34:07us to keep the truth alive. So y'all please share this podcast with everybody
- 34:14you know. Let's grow this audience, let's keep this truth alive. And
- 34:19you know, in no way I never try to denigrate another person's religion during
- 34:22denomination. That's not my thing. I say, this is the truth of
- 34:25the Catholic Church, and here's I prove it with historical documentation. I fully
- 34:31believe that if Lutherans knew what Martin Luther actually wrote and said and believed and
- 34:38taught, there would no longer be a Lutheran church. And that's the first
- 34:44domino and taking apart Protestism and returning everyone to the true Church. So I
- 34:49hope you will be very proactive with this. All right, y'all, remember
- 34:52the words of Saint Padre Pio, pray, hope and don't worry, and
- 34:55I will talk to you next time.