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The Corrupted Church, Part A.D. Thyatira Pale Horse 3 rd, 4 th, 5 th, & 6 th Trumpets

Jesus is walking among the lamp stands.

Dark Ages Chained-Bible Charlemagne

Henry Waits in Snow Pope Gregory VII Canossa 1076

Arabs Turks 5 th & 6 th Trumpets

Pope Urban II Emperor Alexios I 1095

Holy Land Local Battle Reasons for Pope’s Decision

The First Crusade

King Richard I Saladin

Church of the Nativity Bethlehem Church of the Holy Sepulcher -- Jerusalem

The Route of Marco Polo Marco Polo China in 1200s

Cathedral of Notre-Dame Paris, France

Dominic of France Francis of Assisi

Letter to Thyatira “But to the rest of you in Thyatira, who do not hold this teaching, who have not learned what some call the deep things of Satan, to you I say, I do not lay upon you any other burden; only hold fast what you have, until I come.” --Revelation 2: 24, 25

Pope Innocent III

1208 Persecution of Christian Dissidents

Peter Waldo Persecution of Christian Dissidents Lyon, France

The Waldensees Persecution begins in 1211

The Inquisition Pope Innocent III Painting by Francisco Goya

King Philip IV Pope Boniface VIII 1305

Boniface IX Benedict XIII Innocent VII The “Great Schism” Three Popes at Once!

“Hundred Years War” 1337 Joan of Arc

The “Black Death” 1340s

John Wycliffe England in 1300s

From Wycliffe’s Bible Wycliffe with Lollards “Morning Star of the Reformation”

1415 Persecution of Christian Dissidents John Huss

1416 Persecution of Christian Dissidents Jerome

Fall of Constantinople 1453 Columbus Lands in America 1492 Vasco de Gama s

Gutenberg Printing Press Florence, Italy The Renaissance 1439

da Vinci’s Last Supper Michelangelo’s Creation of Man Rafael’s The School of Athens

Next Time -- Sardis The “Reformed” Church

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