Warnings for the Last Days

Preview: It is very easy to slip from the path of the Lord when we start paying too much attention to the things of this world and allow ourselves to be distracted. In these last days it is essential that we keep focused on the Word of the Lord and heed the warnings of those who came before us.


Scripture Reading: II Thessalonians 3:1-14.

Memory Verse: II Thessalonians 2:5.

1. What warning did Paul give the Church? Acts 20:29.
2. How earnestly did Paul warn the saints at Ephesus? Acts 20:31.
3. How did Paul warn the Church at Thessalonica? II Thessalonians 2:3.
4. What did Paul write to Timothy? II Timothy 4:3-4.
Note: It is not the will of God that men turn from the true path but the Lord has given men their choice to accept or reject.
5. What will those that would turn away from sound doctrine turn to? I Timothy 4:1.
6. What principle would be visibly manifested as men turned to the Devil’s doctrine? II Thessalonians 2:4.
7. Had Paul given the warning before? If so when? II Thessalonians 2:5.
8. When was this man visible? II Thessalonians 2:6-7.
9. Why did God permit the man of sin to be exalted? II Thessalonians 2:10-12.
10. Who did Daniel make reference to that would think to change times and laws? Daniel 7:25.
11. Does the Catholic Church claim they have changed the Sabbath day? Discuss.
Answer: “Had she not had such power, she could not have done that in which all modern religionists agree with her. She could not have substituted the observance of Sunday, the first day of the week, for the observance of Saturday, the seventh day; a change for which there is no Scriptural authority.” A doctrinal Catechism, by Stephen Geenan, page 174, of Catholic Doctrine.
12. Does the Pope claim to be Lord of lords? Discuss.
Answer: “The Pope is the supreme judge of the law of the land. He is the vice-gerent of Christ, who is not only a Priest forever, but also king of kings, and Lord of lords.” From the Civilta Catholica, March 18, 1877, quoted in “Vatican Council” by Leonard Woolsy Becon-American Tract Society edition, page 220. Hence the Pope is crowned with a triple crown as King of Heaven, and earth and purgatory. (Information) Promota Bibliotheca, Ferraris, Vo. 58, page 26, article “Papa” 9 the pope.