The Secret Instructions Of The Jesuits...

[00:00:00] We lead the world in facing down a threat to decency and humanity.

[00:00:05] What is it today?

[00:00:07] It is more than one of the small cuts of Brazil.

[00:00:12] It is a big idea.

[00:00:14] It has a repression.

[00:00:15] Has new, more than one political side with the white.

[00:00:18] Every range is being moved outside the church.

[00:00:21] We'll gather inside the church.

[00:00:22] We'll gather inside the church.

[00:00:23] We'll faithful, faithful, faithful. more details. and why we are where we are today, and bear in mind as we read this that the current pope is a Jesuit. Swear, foreswear, and the truth deny, and that is a Jesuit maxim, that's a quote, just to start this all off. The Society of the Jesuits was founded in 1540, just 11 years after the Christian Church had

[00:03:01] come out of the Roman sect and assumed the name of Protestants. institution thereof to Pope Paul III, and he assured his infallibility and holiness that the plan and constitution were given to him by an immediate revelation from Heaven. This, he no doubt deemed necessary to be on a footing of equality with the other orders, for, as Dr. Stillingfleet had shown, every order of monks and nuns in Rome has been ordained

[00:04:25] by visions and inspir gospel of Christ. The Jesuits aimed at a universal dominion over the souls and bodies of men, to bind them as vassals to the pope's chariot wheels. The monks professed to combat in private the devil, the world of our great West, they not only suppressed the truths of Christianity, but devised the most infamous fictions and falsehoods. One of them assured a native chief that Jesus Christ was just such a one as he would have admired. He was a mighty chief, a valiant and victorious warrior

[00:07:02] who had in the space of three years

[00:07:04] scalped an incredible number of men,

[00:07:06] women, and children. or exercise even his own judgment. The General's will was his will. He must go wherever their chief, residing at Rome, should dictate, be it into Asia or Africa or any portion of the globe. He put no questions, he asked no reasons. The General was his sovereign God. He sailed with sealed orders, he must teach, and if he did perish he was sainted, as was Garnet the Jesuit chief of the gunpowder plot, who is to this day worshipped as Saint Henry in Spain. The general had the uncontrolled right of receiving and dispersing their immense funds, and made every nomination to office, says the writer of their history in Brewster's Edenberg Encyclopedia. Thus, a peculiar energy was imparted to the operations of this most singular society. The Jesuits are a naked sword whose hilt is at Rome, but its blade is everywhere, invisible until its stroke is felt. They soon found their way into schools

[00:11:04] and sought most anxiously to gain the education. With the infidel they were skeptics. To the immoral, they were the most liberal and indulgent until they gained the absolute ascendancy over them. Hence they found their way into King's courts and Queen's Boudoirs. This sect gave confessors to the chief crown heads of Europe. He had only ten disciples. He was in nearly as hapless a condition as is equally moral and equally Christian brother, Muhammad. But they surmounted every difficulty for a season by adapting their agents and members to every class. And particularly, they gained applause and

[00:13:40] fame and wealth by cultivating the arts dungeon cells, and the grated prisons, which the want of do-gallantry on the part of laymen, even among us, allow the aspiring and licentious priests to build for women under their very eyes. No, they were out-of-door missionaries. They were known by the name of Sisters of Charity,

[00:15:04] Sisters of the Heart, and other sentimental bloody career that innumerable enemies were raised up against them. The Janssenists were their deadly enemies in France. Pascal's provincial letters, written with in nibble-good humor and in the most elegant style, attracted all scholars and politicians to their dangerous morality.

[00:16:21] Their atrocious principles in politics, and had inflicted a blow on the Jesuits from which

[00:16:25] they never recovered. colleges of Jesuits in Madrid, seized the fathers, and before mourning had them conveyed on the way to Carthaginia. Three days after, the same prompt measures were pursued towards every other college in the kingdom. In a word, kingdom after kingdom followed up the same course of measures against these intolerable enemies of God and of men. They have been banished either

[00:17:41] partially or entirely, no less than 39 times from the different III to 1801, their general resided at Rome publicly. In 1801, they were restored for some political reasons by the Emperor Paul in Russia. This seems almost incredible. But this bad man and infamous emperor needed the support of the worst of all the Roman Catholic orders. In 1804, being thus revived and covered with the shield of the Master of the Kings of the Earth, is now in active operation and has been attended for the last 20 years with the most appalling success in undermining the liberties of mankind the friends of humanity, order, and liberty in Europe and America. The following are the sentiments of an able writer on this in the London Christian Observer Volume 14. What new witness has appeared code of the laws of Jesuitsism. They were not allowed to be made known even to many members of a certain class of Jesuits. They had bold, daring bad men to achieve desperate deeds and take off their enemies

[00:23:04] by steel or bullet or poison chalice.

[00:23:07] These knew something that others did not. in no politics sought no riches kept strictly their vow of poverty. Their sole object was by the help of heaven to convert the world and put down Protestantism and all heresies, and in these details these classes of this sect were honest, for they were not initiated into the secret

[00:24:20] instructions. And hence they could, with an honest men, people, and protestant who had studied the Jesuit movements, intrigues, and conspiracies

[00:25:42] were intimately acquainted with their practices. Hence, when the book the secret instructions, it beheld them to raise from national monuments and national records, and all the details of history the deeds of atrocity perpetuated by the Jesuit order in the old and new world. The Jesuits had been repeatedly charged with acting on secret rules which no eye was allowed

[00:27:02] to see nor books into court. This was a most unfortunate matter for them. Their constitutions were now made public.

[00:28:20] The nation became indignant at the whole sect.

[00:28:23] The parliament issued their decree, dissolved them and banished them.

[00:28:27] But this was, the secret instructions are found in manuscript, entered there no doubt by some leading and fully initiated jessuit for his own use.

[00:29:40] And at the close, there is us this information of another copy. John Shipper, a bookseller of Amsterdam,

[00:31:03] bought a copy of the secret instructions at Antwer Compton, Bishop of London, published an English translation of the secret instructions. His arguments on their authenticity and his character as a scholar in divine are a sufficient guarantee that he would never have given his name and influence to sustain a work of dubious authority or calculated to mislead the

[00:32:21] public. We have only to add that the last American edition published at Princeton,

[00:33:26] And this is around the same time that they came into disfavor with the public that Adam Wisehop founded the Bavarian Illuminati.

[00:33:29] And he was a Jesuit trained professor of Kanem Law at Ingle style university.

[00:33:33] So there's your direct correlation right there.

[00:33:36] They started branching out into other various secret orders and secret societies and infiltrating

[00:33:42] other secret societies and getting their fingers all through there.

[00:33:45] It's admitted in their tactics here. You're something to say, not you're about to wake

[00:35:00] Think something new, deep inside of you Got a hungry mind There is lots for us to find A thousand steps to take today Besides, what's the way? There's a clock in the sky

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