FINAL WARNING: The Birth of Tyranny
(subtitled: Examination of the Prophecies) also appeared, which
seriously questioned the deity and existence of Jesus. In 1937, The
Times of London referred to him as “the English Voltaire.”On May 9, 1798, Rev. Jedediah Morse, pastor of the Congregational
Church in Charleston, South Carolina preached a sermon at the New
North Church in Boston, about the Illuminati: “Practically all of the civil
and ecclesiastical establishments of Europe have already been shaken
to their foundations by this terrible organization; the French
Revolution itself is doubtless to be traced to its machinations; the
successes of the French armies are to be explained on the same
ground. The Jacobins are nothing more nor less than the open
manifestation of the hidden system of the Illuminati. The Order has its
branches established and its emissaries at work in America. The
affiliated Jacobin Societies in America have doubtless had as the
object of their establishment the propagation of the principles of the
illuminated mother club in France ... I hold it a duty, my brethren,
which I owe to God, to the cause of religion, to my country and to you,
at this time, to declare to you, thus honestly and faithfully, these
truths. My only aim is to awaken you and myself a due attention, at this
alarming period, to our dearest interests. As a faithful watchman I
would give you warning of your present danger.”Later in July, Timothy Dwight, President of Yale University, told the
people of New Haven: “Shall our sons become the disciples of Voltaire
(a French writer) and the dragoons of Murat, or our daughters, the
concubines of the Illuminati.”To infiltrate the Masonic lodges in Europe, Weishaupt had enlisted the
aid of John Robison, who was a long time, high degree Mason in the
Scottish Rite, a professor of Natural Philosophy at Edinburgh
University in Scotland, a British historian, and Secretary-General to the
Royal Society of Edinburgh. When he went to Germany, he was given
Weishaupt’s revised conspiracy plans to study, in order to expand the
Illuminati’s influence in the British Isles. However, Robison didn’t
agree with their principles, and after warning American Masons in
1789, published a book to expose the organization in 1798 called
Proofs of a Conspiracy Against All Religions and Governments of
Europe, Carried On In the Secret Meetings of Freemasons, Illuminati,
and Reading Societies (which presented the Protestant view). He