Robert Breaker's Unbroken Chain Chapter 8: Every Quote Fact-Checked

Robert Breaker's 78 quotes in Chapter 8 of Unbroken Chain were fact-checked by someone, and it turns out 75 of them were hallucinated by AI. The remaining three are out of context.

I de-associated from Tony, who made this, a while back.

See this article for the full reason.

This is an archive of that spreadsheet, as he is volatile.

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# Historical Quotes Fact-Check: Salvation by Faith in the Blood

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| **Ignatius (c. 50–117 A.D.)** | Let no man deceive himself. Both the things which are in heaven, and the glorious angels, and princes, both visible and invisible, if they believe not in the blood of Christ, shall, in consequence, incur condemnation. | *To the Smyrnaeans*, Chapter VI | Book 43 Kindle 52 | https://www.logoslibrary.org/ignatius/smyrnaeans/06.html | **REAL** Quote exists, but the VERY next paragraph (Chapter 7) lets you know Ignatius is speaking of the EUCHARIST |

| **Justin Martyr (c. 150 AD)** | For we trust in the blood of salvation, that is, in the blood of Christ, which was shed for us, and by which we are cleansed from all sin. | *Dialogue with Trypho*, Chapter 111 | Book 43 Kindle 52 | https://www.earlychristianwritings.com/text/justinmartyr-dialoguetrypho.html | **FAKE** Chapter 111 says NO SUCH THING, chapter 24 says "trust in the blood" but the rest of the FAKE quote is NOT there. There is not one place in the ENTIRE book which says what Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff claimed |

| **Justin Martyr** | For Isaiah did not send you to a bath, there to wash away murder and other sins, which not even all the water of the sea were sufficient to purge; but, as might have been expected, this was that saving bath of the olden time which followed those who repented, and who no longer were purified by the blood of goats and of sheep, or by the ashes of an heifer, or by the offerings of fine flour, but by faith through the blood of Christ, and through His death, who died for this very reason… | *Dialogue with Trypho*, chapter 13 | Book 44 Kindle 52 | https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/01282.htm | **REAL** (to my shock) ironically this is the EXACT SAME book as the last Justyn Martyr book, so why is one fake and one real? I cannot understand the necessessity of faking a quote when you already have a real quote. |

| **Agnes of Roma (born in 291 A.D.)** | I place my trust in You, O adorable Blood, our Redemption, our regeneration. Fall, drop by drop, into the hearts that have wandered from You and soften their hardness. | NONE | Book 44 Kindle 52 | https://spencerabbey1098.blogspot.com/2019/11/praying-with-saint-albert.html | **Real:** but its not from Agnes, while AZ Quotes and a few 'memes' attribute it to Agnes, i see the quote is actually from Domincan Friar (Catholic Priest) Albert the Great 1280ad. And its a prayer for the EUCHARIST!!! |

| **Eusebius of Caesarea (c. 325 A.D.)** | Christ offered a sacrifice—His own blood—on behalf of all, and this is the only true sacrifice that brings forgiveness of sins. Not through altars made with hands, but by believing in His once-offered sacrifice, are men made clean. | *Proof of the Gospel*, Book 1, Chapter 10. | Book 44 Kindle 53 | https://www.tertullian.org/fathers/eusebius_de_03_book1.htm | **FAKE** the quote from Mr. Breakers book (Edited by Mr. Potthoff) does NOT exist in Eusebius' work which they cited. |

| **Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 350 A.D.)** | He was crucified for our sins. Believe, therefore, that this is not a mere figure but the true blood of Christ. He who drinks it with faith [i.e. trusts it] is purified in soul and body. | *Catechetical Lectures*, Lecture 22. | Book 44 Kindle 53 | https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/3101.htm | **FAKE:** the quote is fake, lecuture 22 is about EUCHARIST and 23 is ESPECIALLY so and very demonic |

| **Augustine of Hippo (354-450 A.D.)** | All my hope, and the certainty of my faith, is in the precious blood of Christ, which was shed for us and for our salvation. | NONE | Book 45 Kindle 53 | N/A | **Unknown:** Can't find quote, and Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff failed to give any citation for the quote. |

| **Ambrose of Milan** | It is by the blood of Christ that we are redeemed. We do not trust in our merits, but in His passion. Faith is the hand that receives the grace, and the cross is the altar where the blood was poured. | *On the Mysteries*, Chapter 9. | Book 45 Kindle 53 | https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/3405.htm | **FAKE** talks about eucharist but no quote. |

| **Chrysostom (c. 400 A.D.)** | The blood has done everything. The blood has purchased us. The blood has made us clean. Let us then come boldly—not trusting ourselves, but trusting the blood. | *Homily on Hebrews 9.* | Book 45 Kindle 53 | https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/2402.htm | **FAKE:** Homily 9 is on Hebrews 6, there are 3 homilies on Hebrews 9 (15, 16, 17) and NONE of these things mention his quote! Yet John Chrysostom mentions the eucharist MULTIPLE times. |

| **Augustine of Hippo (c. 410 A.D.)** | Christ’s blood is the price of our redemption. No one is saved who does not trust in that blood. That is the sacrifice once offered for all, and faith in it is the road to righteousness. | *Enchiridion on Faith, Hope, and Love*, Chapter 33. | Book 45 Kindle 54 | https://www.tertullian.org/fathers/augustine_enchiridion_02_trans.htm#C33 | **FAKE** Chapter 33 is the conclusion its like 2 sentences and it says NOTHING of what breaker asserted. All chapter 33 says in summary is thanks for reading. |

| **Prosper of Aquitaine** | Faith clings to the blood of the Redeemer. Without it, the soul cannot be justified. It is not the work of man, but the gift of the crucified Christ, applied by faith. | *The Call of All Nations*, Book 1. | Book 45 Kindle 54 | http://www.newhumanityinstitute.org/pdfs/article-prosper-of-aquitaine-call-of-all-nations-reformatted.pdf | **FAKE** does not exist, he just cites book 1, no chapter, and theres only 1 mention of "Crucified" in the entire collection, his quote is FAKE. Theres 8 mentions of blood not a single one in either book are even CLOSE to his quote. |

| **Theodoret of Cyrus (c. 450 A.D.)** | The death of Christ is the ransom. The blood poured out is the satisfaction. And the sinner who trusts in that offering, apart from priest or ritual, shall not come into condemnation. | *Commentary on Romans 3:25* | Book 46 Kindle 54 | https://www.tertullian.org/fathers/theodoret_commentary_on_romans_01.htm | **FAKE** his quote is NOT there, sure it mentioned blood but NOTHING close to his quote. |

| **Gennadius of Massilia** | Christ died once for all. The faith which saves is faith in His blood. This cannot be earned, nor bought, nor repeated in the Mass, but only believed and received. | *De Ecclesiasticis Dogmatibus*, Chapter 45 | Book 46 Kindle 54 | https://la.wikisource.org/wiki/De_ecclesiasticis_dogmatibus | **Unknown**, its in latin, and while I can use google translate to translate the whole page, I do not feel comfortable ruling it as fake when i cannot speak the language and its been translated by computers. The book is talking about water baptism saving people... Nothing of what I can find is even remotely close to the claim of Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff. |

| **Cassiodorus (Italy, c. 510 A.D.)** | We are reconciled to God by the blood of His Son, not by merit. Let the sinner trust in that blood, and not despair. It is not fasting or relics, but faith in the blood which saves. | *Explanation of the Psalms*, Vol. 1, Psalm 51. | Book 46 Kindle 54 | https://archive.org/details/cassiodorusexpla0000cass/page/n9/mode/2up | **Unknown** it cannot be in Volume 1 of that book for Volume 1 ends at Psalm 50... Volume 2 starts on Psalm 51 so the quote would have to be Volume 2 (If it is from Volume 1) cannot verify if the quote is in the book as do not have access to it. |

| **Gregory the Great (c. 600 A.D.)** | Christ gave His blood for us. In that blood is remission, and by that blood we are made clean—if we believe. Not the ceremonies of men, but faith in His sacrifice is the true approach to God. | *Homilies on the Gospels*, Book 1, Homily 21. | Book 46 Kindle 54 | N/A | **Unknown** I cannot find any evidence that Pope Gregory the First ever made homilies on the gospels, let alone find Book 1 Homily 21. |

| **Isidore of Seville (Spain, c. 615 A.D.)** | The blood of Christ is the price of redemption. Faith in that blood cleanses from sin, justifies the sinner, and delivers from judgment. It is not by our efforts but by believing in His offering. | *Sententiae*, Book 2, Chapter 16. | Book 46 Kindle 55 | https://www.thelatinlibrary.com/isidore/sententiae2.shtml | **Unknown** while I do not believe the quote is found ANYWHERE in the book after reading it... I cannot say for certain since it's in latin and I have to use google translate... The author is a double predestination calvanist with Lordship salvation method... To even find any resemblence of the quote from Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff is an excercise in futility. |

| **Bede the Venerable (England, c. 730 A.D.)** | The blood of Christ cries out for mercy… And those who believe in that blood shall find peace with God. The cross is the altar, and the faithful are justified through trust in the sacrifice made there. | *Commentary on 1 Pet. 1:2.* | Book 47 Kindle 55 | N/A | **Unknown** Cannot find a free version of Bede's catholic epistles in English. |

| **Alcuin of York (England, c. 790 A.D.)** | Let no man trust in works or pilgrimages for salvation. Let him believe in the crucified One, whose blood is the only ransom. Blessed is the man who dies believing in that blood. | *Epistles*, Letter 23 to Osbert. | Book 47 Kindle 55 | N/A | **Unknown** cannot find "Epistles" or this supposed letter 23 to Osbert, all I can find is a quick brief reference to Duke Osbert which says nothing of the quote. |

| **The Paulicians (Eastern Europe, 7th-11th centuries)** | We are justified not by works, nor by prayers to saints, nor by images, but by the blood of Christ shed once for all. And by faith we receive that blood, and are made whole. | Quoted in Armenian chroniclers, *Key of Truth*, Translated by F.C. Conybeare, 1898 | Book 47 Kindle 55 | https://gnosis.study/library/ | **FAKE:** the quote legitimately does NOT exist, 400+ pdf page book and he doesn't even give the Chapter or Page.... What a JOKE, who would publish a book and have a citation of another book that is 400 pdf pages and never cite what page it is on... |

| **Gottschalk of Orbais** | Christ offered Himself once. That offering is sufficient for all who believe. No repetition is needed. No Mass is needed. It is faith in His blood, and in that blood alone, that brings forgiveness. | *Confession of Gottschalk, read before the Synod of Mainz*, 848 A.D | Book 47 Kindle 55 | https://bibliothecarius-modernus.github.io/2025/03/confessio-et-confessio-prolixior/ | **FAKE** Was a PAIN to find a full confession of 849, but eventually found it ironically by a youtube video. The quote is FAKE. Unless Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff found a "more extended" version which I cannot find. |

| **Ratramnus of Corbie (France, c. 850 A.D.)** | We are not justified by the bread of the Mass, nor is Christ broken again. But rather, by the sacrifice once made, and by faith in the blood of Christ, is man-made righteous before God. | *De Corpore et Sanguine Domini*, 847 A.D. | Book 48 Kindle 56 | https://quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo2/A27524.0001.001?rgn=main;view=fulltext | **FAKE** no such quote given by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff exists... Notice the first time they quote this work by Ratramnus they say its 847ad, the next time they cite it they say its 950ad... Thats 103 year difference.... |

| **Ælfric of Eynsham (England, c. 995 A.D.)** | Christ’s sacrifice is not to be repeated. His blood was shed once for all, and we believe that we are redeemed by that offering. It is faith, not bread, that makes us clean. | *Sermon on the Easter Sacrifice, Old English Homily Series.* | Book 48 Kindle 56 | https://www.gutenberg.org/files/38334/38334-h/38334-h.htm | **Unknown** cannot find "Sermon on the Easter Sacrifice" Did find this: https://parker.stanford.edu/parker/catalog/ft757ht3699 but it is in Latin and I cannot read Latin. |

| **Gerbert of Aurillac (c. 999 A.D.)** | We preach not another sacrifice but the same—once for all. The power is not in our hands, but in His blood. And the soul that believes in the blood, though it be unclean, shall be made whole. | Letter to Otto III, 998 A.D. | Book 48 Kindle 56 | *The Letters Of Gerbert: With His Papal Privileges As Sylvester II* By: Harriet Lattin | **FAKE** The letter claimed by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff does NOT exist, and this is Pope Sylvester 2nd, there are MULTIPLE times Pope Sylvester 2 talks about giving the eucharist to people on their deathbeds or withholding it from them due to their sins. I can find Sylvester 2 talking to Otto3 about arythmatic and governing and various topic, but no such quote asserted by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff exists. |

| **Ratramnus of Corbie (France, active until c. 870 but still influential into the 10th century)** | The body and blood of Christ are received spiritually by faith, not physically by the mouth. It is not the bread that saves, but belief in the sacrifice, and faith in the blood. | *De Corpore et Sanguine Domini* c. 950 | Book 48 Kindle 56 | https://archive.org/details/BookOfRatramn/page/n33/mode/2up?q=received | **FAKE**, the quote itself does NOT exist, for breakers quote to be real, Ratramnus' entire book would have to contradict. While Ratramnus did believe the Blood and Body were spiritual in the eucharist, he still believed the eucharist to be SALVIFIC and never said it is received spiritually by faith but said the eucharist contains 2 natures, one visible one invisible and the invisible which is consumed is the blood and body. See Ratramnus.txt for more information. |

| **Heriger of Lobbes (Belgium, c. 1000 A.D.)** | It is the heart that believes, not the hand that holds. The blood of the Lord is applied by faith, not by the senses, and the altar is not in the church, but in the soul. | *Commentary on the Gospels, Homily for Hebrews 9.* | Book 48 Kindle 56 | https://www.catholic.org/encyclopedia/view.php?id=5699 | **Unknown** I cannot find any evidence Heriger of Lobbes ever wrote any commentary/homily... |

| **Fulbert of Chartres (France, c. 1025 A.D.)** | Jesus Christ is the Lamb, and His blood is the cleansing for our sins. We approach not by ritual alone, but by faith in His wounds—for in them is peace and reconciliation. | *Sermon in Passione Domini.* | Book 49 Kindle 57 | https://archive.org/details/patrologiaecurs127unkngoog/page/n7/mode/2up?q=Passione+ | **Unknown** I cannot find any evidence of Fulbert of Chartres writing "Passione Domini" and I cannot find any collections of his sermons. |

| **Wazo of Liège (Belgium, c. 1040 A.D.)** | The true temple is not of stones but of faith. The true offering is not daily sacrifice, but faith in the cross and blood of Christ. This is the satisfaction that pleases God. | *Epistolae Wazonis Episcopi*, Letter 6. | Book 49 Kindle 57 | N/A | **FAKE** Epistolae is a letter FROM a WOMAN to a WOMAN, Wazo is a man... Unless Mr. Breaker or Mr. Potthoff is a prophet and knows something no one else knows... Could it be true that Wazo was a "woman trapped in a mans body"??? Has to be so if he really wrote an Epistolae! |

| **Berengar of Tours (c. 1050 A.D.)** | The bread remains bread, and the wine remains wine; the body of Christ is not broken anew. We are not saved by the Mass, but by the blood of Christ shed once for all, and believed upon by faith. | Quoted in Anti-Berengarian Documents, Roman opposition archives | Book 49 Kindle 57 | N/A | **Unknown** cannot find the quote, Anti-Berengarian is not a book or collection but just people who wrote against Berengar of Tours, and Roman Opposition archives is a vague statement and again not a book. To my research the quote does not exist but I cannot find a definitive statement. |

| **Berengar of Tours (France, c. 1050–1088 A.D.)** | We do not adore the bread, for the Lord said ‘do this in remembrance.’ The substance remains, but the faith receives Christ. It is faith in the blood, not flesh on the tongue, that saves the soul. | *Confession to Pope Nicholas II*, 1059 | Book 49 Kindle 57 | *Lanfranc of Canterbury on the Body and Blood of the Lord* Translated by Mark G. Vaillancourt | **FAKE** Berengar in 1059 was forced to read a PREWRITTEN script from the Synod having him recant his ideas that the eucharist was a spiritual sacrament. If Berangar would have said what Breaker stated, Barengar would have been killed. The Synod of 1059 was an AMBUSH against Berengar and Berengar confessed what Pope Nicholas 2 wanted Berengar to for the sake of saving his own life. I've read the transcript by Humbert of Berengar's confession (recorded by Lanfranc in Body and Blood of the Lord, Chapter 2) It states NOTHING of what Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff asserted. And again, if Berengar would have said what is claimed by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff during that synod, then he would have been executed by Pope Nicholas 2. |

| **Berengar of Tours (France, c. 1050–1088 A.D.)** | We do not believe that the substance of bread becomes the body of Christ. It is faith that apprehends Christ, and faith in His blood that cleanses the soul. The cross, not the altar, is our redemption. | *Letters to Lanfranc* | Book 49 Kindle 58 | *Lanfranc of Canterbury on the Body and Blood of the Lord* Translated by Mark G. Vaillancourt | **FAKE** Berengar never wrote "letters to Lanfranc" Beranger wrote Scriptorium Contra Synodum which no longer exists, and the only remnants of it and proof of existence we have is from Lanfranc's refutation in De Corpore et sanguine domini. And the quote does NOT exist... Lanfranc took Berengars already completed book and made a REFUTATION to it... The book was not a letter to Lanfranc, nor is there any evidence of letters to Lanfranc. Furthermore Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff say "Letters" plural, yet they fail to say which one... If the letters did exist it would be a goose chase to find which one they could possibly be referring to. |

| **The Council of Vercelli (1050 A.D.)** | [In condemning BERENGAR (mentioned above), they inadvertently recorded his faith]: “He holds that the bread remains bread and that faith in Christ’s death and blood alone is sufficient to justify.” | Council Records, Vercelli Synod, quoted in Mansi’s *Sacrorum Conciliorum Nova et Amplissima Collectio*, Vol. 19. | Book 50 Kindle 58 | http://web.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/ | **Unknown** Pages 773-782 (PDF 456-460) in the link I gave to citation I cannot read Latin so I cannot verify, but if someone is able to read Latin and verify then we would be able to know if the citation and or quote is fraudlent or not. What is interesting is Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff give no explination how they have translated so many languages... Maybe they are polyglots and never informed the reader? |

| **Lanfranc of Canterbury (England, c. 1075 A.D.)** | The body is truly present—but not in the way that men think. It is present to faith, not to sense. And that presence is known only through faith in the blood of Him who died once for all. | *De Corpore et Sanguine Domini* | Book 50 Kindle 58 | *Lanfranc of Canterbury on the Body and Blood of the Lord* Translated by Mark G. Vaillancourt | **FAKE** absolutely impossible for Lanfranc to have this opinion. Lancfrancs book "The Body and Blood of the Lord" (English wording instead of Latin) says the EXACT OPPOSITE of the claim from Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff. For example, the conclusion of the book, the last statement made by Lanfranc to drive his point home, located in Chapter 23 is "Therefore, that which is asserted and believed by you [Berengar] about the body of Christ is false. It is his true flesh which we eat, and his true blood which we drink". Lancfrac could NEVER have said what they claimed, while Lanfranc did have a nuanced position on the eucharist and believed it was only a particle or piece of the body and blood of Christ, he in no way shape or form thought it was symbolic or faith alone which saved a man. Lanfranc was Berengars arch-rival for lack of a better term, and he was the voice of the Roman Catholic Church against Berengars postion that the eucharist was merely symbolic. To have both Berengar and Lanfranc on the same side of the issue is IMPOSSIBLE for anyone who treats history honestly. |

| **Anselm of Canterbury (Italy/England, c. 1098 A.D.)** | There is no salvation apart from the merit of the blood of Christ. This merit is applied through faith, not through human merit or priestly rituals. It is the soul that believes which is justified. | *Cur Deus Homo (Why God Became Man)*, Book 2, Chapter 14 | Book 50 Kindle 58 | https://www.saintsbooks.net/books/St.%20Anselm%20of%20Canterbury%20-%20Cur%20Deus%20Homo.pdf | **FAKE** says nothing of the quote claimed by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff. Why God Became Man is just a book of two men reasoning with eachother. The reader of the book gets the flavor that a person can reason themselves to salvation without the need of anything else. Since Anslem tends to favor reason and logic above all else, I would dare even say he values those things above Scripture after reading his book... Anselm NEVER says breakers quote or anything close to breakers quote. Anselm is not focused on the blood or HOW Christ died, but WHY Christ died and the logical consequences of Jesus death and resurection. Anslem shows not even the faintest in "the blood" but focuses on the personal logical consequences of the Death and Resurection. The only two mentions of the word blood are by Boso, and Anslem refuses to use the same terminology and never mentions the word blood himself. |

| **The Bogomils (Balkan believers, 10th –13th centuries)** | “We reject the Mass and the cross as idols, but we believe in the death of Jesus Christ and in His blood shed for sinners. The true altar is the heart that believes in the Lamb.” | *The Secret Book of the Bogomils*, quoted in Emmanuel d’Hooghvorst’s analysis, 1991. | Book 50 Kindle 58 | https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Books-Bogomils-Milena-Varzonovtseva/dp/363906125X | **Unknown** The secret book of the Bogomils was written by Milena Varzonovtseva... I do not have access to it, and its in August 2008 not 1991... Emmanuel d'Hooghvorst is apart of the ORDO HERMETIS TRISMEGISTI (Order of Hermes/Pythagorean Order)... IDK what is going on with this quote.... But I do NOT want to research this quote any further due to this mysticism... It will stay unverified by me |

| **Peter de Bruys (Preacher, burned at the stake, c. 1140)** | Christ’s sacrifice upon the cross is alone sufficient for the salvation of believers; and that sacrifice is not repeated in the Mass, nor applied through priests, but is received by faith in the blood. | Recorded by Peter of Cluny, *Contra Petrobrusianos*, 1145. | Book 51 Kindle 58 | https://jamesattebury.wordpress.com/2024/10/03/against-petrobrusians-translated-into-english/ | **Unknown**, according to the person who used AI to translate this, they did so because its never been made into English. That being said, I cannot find the quote in the AI translation, but I will leave this unknown for sake of integrity, maybe someone else can verify it to their own satisfaction. Where did Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff get their translation??? Also: Peter of Cluny is not called or known by that name. He is known by Peter the Venerable or Peter of Montboissier, and happened to be Benedictine Abbey of Cluny... |

| **The Waldensians (Public Testimony, 1165 A.D.)** | We do not believe that the body of Christ is made in the Mass; we believe that the bread remains bread and is only a memorial. We believe that it is the blood of Christ which cleanses us, by faith. | *Waldensian Statement at the Synod of Lombardy, 1165 A.D.* | Book 51 Kindle 59 | N/A | **UNKNOWN**, cannot find an 1165 Synod of Lombardy... |

| **The Albigenses (Southern France, 12th-13th centuries)** | Christ died once, and that death is the only redemption for sin. We do not believe that the priest creates Christ in the Mass. We believe we are forgiven through faith in His blood. | Doctrinal summary cited by Inquisitor Bernard Gui, *Practica Inquisitionis Heretice Pravitatis*, 1323. | Book 51 Kindle 59 | https://archive.org/details/practicainquisit00bern/page/n1/mode/2up | **Unknown**, cannot read French, Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff did not disclose how they got their translation |

| **The Lollards (England, 14th–15th centuries)** | It is not the priest’s words that save us, but the blood of Christ. We believe that every faithful man is a priest by faith, and he is justified not by shrift but by trust in the blood of Jesus. | *Lollard Articles of Faith, Trial Records, London*, 1410. | Book 51 Kindle 59 | N/A | **Unknown**, I do not have access to 1410 London Records, link below explains why https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/court-kings-bench-records-1200-1600/ |

| **The Lollard Statement to Parliament (1395 – “The Twelve Conclusions”)** | The pretended miracle of the Mass makes the people to err… believing they receive Christ when they receive but bread. But the true faith believes in the sacrifice of Christ, once offered, and in His blood which was shed for the remission of sins, and that by believing, men are saved. | *The Twelve Conclusions of the Lollards*, presented to Parliament, 1395. | Book 52 Kindle 59 | https://chaucer.fas.harvard.edu/pages/twelve-conclusions-lollards | **FAKE** Conclusion 4 talks about transubstantiation, and quote by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff does NOT exist in any shape or form in ANY of the 12 conclusions. |

| **Jan Hus (Bohemia, burned 1415)** | I do not trust in the intercession of saints nor in the Mass, but in the blood of my Lord Jesus Christ. That is my hope. I am ready to die in this faith. | *Letters of Jan Hus*, July 6, 1415 (written before his execution) | Book 52 Kindle 60 | https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/huss-the-letters-of-john-huss | **FAKE** Jan Hus last letter was July 1st 1415, there was no last second letter of July 6th... and I cannot find the quote in any of the letters let alone his last letter on July 1st 1415 |

| **Martin Luther (1483–1546, Protestant Reformer)** | Christ’s death was not merely an example, but a satisfaction. And we are justified not by works, but by faith in His blood. For God hath set Him forth to be a propitiation. This is the article by which the church stands or falls: that we are saved by trusting in the blood of the Lamb. | *Commentary on Romans*, Martin Luther, 1515–1516 lectures, translated edition, p. 91. | Book 52 Kindle 60 | https://archive.org/details/commentaryonroma00mart/page/n227/mode/2up | **FAKE** Who translated the quote from Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff and what book is it from? I can only find a translation by Mr. Mueller and page 91 of that says NOTHING of their quote in any shape or form. I checked the entire book, the quote is ABSENT from the whole of the book. There are only 24 mentions of the word "CHURCH" which makes this quote beyond easy to verify in that book. In my translation by: J Theodore Mueller Page 148 says "Faith which leads to righteousness does not attain the goal of righteousness, namely, salvation, unless it culminates in confession [of the mouth]" That is a BEYOND curious quote as Mr. Breaker asserts that is heresy and no "True Christian" would preach such. Yet here we are in chapter 8 in the section of "True Christians" and Martin Luther is claiming Romans 10:9-10 for salvation today by the MOUTH. |

| **Balthasar Hubmaier (1483–1546, Anabaptist, Burned 1528)** | I believe salvation comes not by baptism, nor by the bread, nor by the priest’s hand—but by the blood of Jesus Christ, received by faith. And for this gospel I go to the fire. | Final testimony before execution in Vienna. *The Writings of Balthasar Hubmaier*. | Book 52 Kindle 60 | *Warning this link can contain ad's with pornographic material* https://zoboko.com/text/6oroqdy3/balthasar-hubmaier-theologian-of-anabaptism/40 | **FAKE:** I cannot find anything in Balthasar Hubmaier's 27 articles that states what the book of Mr. Breaker (Edited by Mr. Potthoff) states... The first article in the first sentence, Mr. Hubmaier said "Mere faith alone is not sufficient for salvation. This article will first be proven from Paul. For man believes with his heart and so is justified, and he confesses with his lips and so is saved, Rom." Well is that not a hairball for Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... While Hubmaier did believe that the bread and wine was only symbolic for rememberance (Like many other "quoted" by Mr. Breaker... The quote itself is non-existant Of course the "Final Testimony" could also refer to what he said before he was burned alive, and I found no such quote of Mr. Breakers there either. |

| **Francisco de San Román (Protestant Martyr in Spain, 1540)** | I believe only in the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, once offered on the cross, and not in the Mass. I believe in salvation through faith in His blood alone. For this I am content to die. | Final testimony before being burned alive at the stake. | Book 53 Kindle 60 | N/A | **Unknown**, no clue what Mr. Breaker or Mr. Potthoff mean by "Final testimony before being burned alive at the stake" I found his final words were Psalm 7, and his final statement was "Do you envy my happiness" when they pulled him out of the fire to see if he recanted. But I cannot find their quote they claim that Francisco De San Roman said... |

| **Anne Askew (Tortured and Burned in England, 1546)** | I believe that Jesus Christ is my Savior, and that He shed His blood for me. I do not believe that the bread becomes His body in the Mass… I trust in His blood and in that alone for my salvation. | Final written confession before being burned. *Foxe’s Book of Martyrs*, Chap. 16. | Book 53 Kindle 61 | https://www.exclassics.com/foxe/foxe209.htm | **FAKE!** Firstly, he does not say what edition of Foxe's book he has... In the full version chapter 16 is about Constantine, where as Chapter 209 is about Anne Askew and their quote does NOT exist. In my shortened Book of Martyrs Anne is in chapter 13 and again the quote does NOT exist....Anne Askew said "Finally, I believe all those Scriptures to be true, which he hath confirmed with his most precious blood." why would Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff not use that quote? Why did they make a quote up about Anne Askew??? |

| **George Wishart (Scottish Reformer, Burned 1546)** | There is no salvation in the Pope. I believe salvation is in Christ, and in His blood alone. I fear not death, for I am washed in the blood of the Lamb. | Final declaration before execution by Roman authorities. *From Reformation Martyrs of Scotland.* | Book 53 Kindle 61 | N/A | **Unknown**, I cannot find the exact last words as every source has given me a different account of George Wishart (also spelled Wisehart as in Foxe's book of Martyrs) but one this is certain, I cannot find Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff claim of the quote. I cannot find it anywhere I have looked. I have also found through the Wishart Society that while waiting execution he gave a sermon and performed communion in spite of his captors. What Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff mean by "Final declaration before execution" is beyond my understanding. |

| **John Rogers (First Marian Martyr, 1555)** | That which He offered once for all on the cross is enough. I need no Mass. I need no purgatory. I believe in the full remission of sins through the blood of Christ, and in that I die gladly. | At his burning under Queen Mary’s reign. From *Foxe’s Book of Martyrs*. | Book 53 Kindle 61 | https://www.exclassics.com/foxe/foxe266.htm | **FAKE** Foxe's Book records no such quote. I don't know what to say... Why would Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff have fake quotes of Foxe's book? Arguably the most famous and widely available book there is! |

| **Dr. Rowland Taylor (Martyr under Bloody Mary, 1555)** | Christ made one oblation and sacrifice for the sins of the whole world, and that perfect. The Mass is a lie. I trust in the blood that flowed once for all. | Final words before being burned at Aldham Common. From *Foxe’s Book of Martyrs*. | Book 54 Kindle 61 | https://www.exclassics.com/foxe/foxe269.htm | **FAKE** Foxe's Book records no such quote. I don't know what to say... Why would Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff have fake quotes of Foxe's book? Arguably the most famous and widely available book there is! |

| **Antonio Herrezuelo (Martyr of Valladolid, 1559)** | I have committed no crime, but have trusted in Christ alone for salvation. Let the flames bear witness that I reject the Mass and all its idols, and that I trust in the blood of Christ alone. | Eyewitness account of his final words as he was burned alive. Historical source: “Spanish Protestant Martyrs” compiled by Leonard Verduin. | Book 54 Kindle 61 | N/A | **Unknown**, I can't find his final words... I find various versions and accounts of his exact final words but the details of the event seem consistent... He was burned alone and was gaged for proclaiming Jesus and his joy the entire way to the stake, on the way to the stake he saw his wife Leonor De Cizneros dressed in clothes of a recanter and he rebuked her... Some say verbally others say physically and some say with his look. One thing is for certain I cannot find any evidence that Antionio Herrezuelo said what Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff claimed. |

| **Leonor de Cisneros (Burned alive after returning to Protestant faith, 1568)** | I denied the Lord once, but I will not deny Him again. Christ died for me, and I am saved by His blood, not by the Mass, not by confession to a priest. Let them kill me. | Statement upon voluntarily returning to the Inquisition for martyrdom. | Book 54 Kindle 61 | N/A | **Uknown**, first she was supposed to die with her husband, but she recanted her faith in Christ and the inquisitors spared her life and sentenced her to years of re-education in catholicism. When her husband Antonio Herrezuelo was on the way to the stake he rebuked her, and this convicted her deeply. She spent YEARS in catholic re-education until they declared her a "RELAPSO" a person who relapsed into the faith of Christ. A person recording her execution said she was stubborn in her faith. I cannot find the quote Mr. Breaker or Mr. Potthoff claim she said. |

| **Thomas Brooks (1608–1680, Puritan preacher)** | Faith fetches all from Christ. But especially it brings the soul to the fountain—the blood. Faith saith, ‘This blood was shed for me. I will rest here.’ No soul is justified until it comes with trembling yet believing to the blood of Jesus Christ. This is the only remedy for guilt, and faith is the hand that lays hold. | *The Unsearchable Riches of Christ*, Thomas Brooks, 1655, pp. 302–303. | Book 54 Kindle 62 | https://www.bereansoftallassee.com/articles/brooks/TheUnsearchableRichesofChrist-1655.pdf | **FAKE** There are multiple editions and printings of this book, Mr Breaker and Mr. Potthoff cite no edition or printing. That being said I cannot find their quote anywhere in any of the editions I have checked. |

| **Richard Baxter (1615–1691, Puritan pastor, author of The Saints’ Everlasting Rest)** | Trust not thy tears, thy prayers, nor thy duties—but trust in the blood of Christ. That is the price. That is the remedy. That is the only hope for sinners. And unless thou dost believe in that blood, thy religion is vain. True faith lays hold of Christ crucified, and of the merit of His precious blood. | *A Call to the Unconverted*, Richard Baxter, 1657, p. 59. | Book 55 Kindle 62 | https://www.loc.gov/resource/gdcmassbookdig.calltounconv00baxt/?sp=65 | **FAKE** page 59 says NOTHING of the sort... let alone ANY page for that matter, the quote simply does NOT exist https://www.grace-ebooks.com/library/Richard%20Baxter/RB_Call%20to%20the%20Unconverted%20to%20Turn%20and%20Live%20A.pdf |

| **John Bunyan (1628–1688, Baptist preacher, author of The Pilgrim’s Progress)** | The soul that sees its sin and hell-deserving condition must look to Christ’s blood. And not only look—but trust. For His blood was shed for sinners, and only faith in that blood can give rest to the conscience. If thou trust it not, it availeth thee nothing. But if thou dost believe in the blood, it shall cleanse thee from all unrighteousness. | *Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ*, John Bunyan, 1678, pp. 104–105. | Book 55 Kindle 62 | https://johnbunyan.org/en/come-and-welcome-to-jesus-christ/ | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... |

| **William Romaine (1714–1795, Anglican preacher, author of The Life, Walk, and Triumph of Faith)** | Faith does not rest in vague notions about Christ—it rests in what He did: He died, and shed His blood. This is the object of saving faith—not His miracles, but His blood. It is by faith in the blood that we receive peace and pardon. It is the blood that cleanses, and faith that applies it. Thus the soul is saved. | *The Life of Faith*, William Romaine, London: J. Matthews, 1763, p. 88. | Book 55 Kindle 63 | https://www.mountzionpbc.org/Old%20Books/THE%20LIFE%20OF%20FAITH%20BY%20WILLIAM%20ROMAINE%20-%20MZ.pdf | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... |

| **Charles Simeon (1759–1836, Anglican leader)** | We must have faith—not in forms, nor in notions—but in Christ, as crucified; and particularly in His blood, as the propitiation for our sins. This is the doctrine of Paul: ‘through faith in His blood.’ Let no man think he believes savingly who does not rest upon the atonement of the cross, and trust in that blood alone for pardon. | *Horae Homileticae*, Vol. 16, Charles Simeon, 1833, p. 390. | Book 56 Kindle 63 | https://archive.org/details/horaehomileticae16sime/page/390/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** no such quote exists in the entire volume let alone the page. Volume 15 about romans while not available in Archive, is available in another form, and what it says in Romans 10 is contrary to what Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff say. https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/shh/romans-10.html |

| **Augustus Toplady (1740–1778, author of “Rock of Ages”)** | Nothing can for sin atone—nothing but the blood of Jesus. And that blood must be applied by faith. The man who believes in the blood is saved. The man who does not, is lost. This is the very marrow of the gospel—that Christ’s blood was shed for sinners, and that sinners are saved by trusting in it. | *The Works of Augustus Toplady*, London: Thomas Tegg, 1837, p. 247. | Book 56 Kindle 63 | https://archive.org/details/worksoftoplady00topluoft/page/246/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... |

| **John Gill (1697–1771, Baptist theologian)** | God hath set forth Christ to be a propitiation through faith in His blood—that is, in the efficacy and merit of it for the remission of sin. It is not faith in Christ as a teacher or example, but faith in His blood, as shed for sin, that justifies the sinner. This blood was typified, foretold, and now revealed—and the object of true faith. | *Exposition of the New Testament*, John Gill, Vol. 6, 1748, on Romans 3:25. | Book 56 Kindle 64 | https://sacred-texts.com/bib/cmt/gill/rom003.htm | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... I could not help but wonder what Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff would think of his Romans 10 commentary https://sacred-texts.com/bib/cmt/gill/rom010.htm |

| **Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758, New England preacher, revivalist)** | It is by faith in the blood of Christ that sinners are justified. The blood is the price—the ransom—the satisfaction. And faith is the hand that receives the atonement. The blood does not save automatically— it must be applied. And that is the office of faith—to lay hold of the blood and plead it before the throne. | *Justification by Faith Alone*, sermon preached in 1734. | Book 57 Kindle 64 | N/A | **UNKNOWN** Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff seem to believe this is a sermon. I cannot find a sermon by Jonathan Edwards under that name, but I can find a book by the name and year. Citation below https://onthewing.org/user/Edwards%20-%20Justification%20by%20Faith%20Alone.pdf They may be referring to the book, but I do not want to assume they are, so this will stay unverified since I cannot find the sermon nor prove that a sermon of the name does not exist. In the book there is no such quote. |

| **John Wesley (1703-1791, cleric, theologian, evangelist, and Founder of Methodism)** | Christ died for all. His blood was shed for all. And God hath set Him forth to be a propitiation through faith in His blood. Here lies the way to justification—not by merit, nor penance, but by a believing trust in the blood of Christ. The vilest sinner may draw near by faith and be cleansed entirely by the blood. | *Explanatory Notes Upon the New Testament*, John Wesley, 1755, on Romans 3:25. | Book 57 Kindle 64 | https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_explanatory-notes-upon-t_1755/page/398/mode/2up | **FAKE** the comment on chapter 3 verse 25 says NOTHING of the sort. The comments on Verse 25 does not say HOW Christ died as Mr. Breaker loves to cry, insead they say WHOM died and that He did die. Mr. Wesley does find it necessary to comment on Romans 10:9-10 that would make Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff flinch. https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_explanatory-notes-upon-t_1755/page/406/mode/2up I wonder what Mr. Breaker or Mr. Potthoff would think if they were to study that page by Mr. Wesley. |

| **Charles H. Spurgeon (1834–1892, Prince of Preachers)** | If our sins outnumbered the number of the hairs on our head; yet the merits of the death of Jesus Christ are infinitely greater, and faith in His blood shall make them white as snow. | NONE | Book 57 Kindle 64 | N/A | **Unkown** I can find this quote attributed to C.S. Lewis, George Whitefield, David Paterson, and others But I cannot find evidence of Spurgeon ever saying it (let alone the others) I don't know where this quote actually comes from. There are MULTIPLE examples of Spurgeon giving sinners prayers and preaching Romans 10:9-10 for salvation, fore one example of Spurgeon preaching Confession of the Mouth, Sermon #3405, *Confession With the Mouth*, March 21, 1868 https://www.spurgeongems.org/sermon/chs3405.pdf And for one example of Spurgeon giving a sinners prayer inventation: Sermon #2193, *A Poor Man’s Cry, And What Came of It*, March 8, 1891: *"O my hearer, you have forgotten God; you have lived without speaking to Him; this has been the case for years. Is not this a wrong state of things? You are now in need; come and spread your case before your God; ask Him to help you. You need to be saved; beg of Him to save you. Let your prayer reach from your heart to the throne of God, otherwise, however long it may be, it will not reach far enough to bless you."* https://www.spurgeongems.org/sermon/chs2193.pdf I make a big deal about this because later in the book made by Mr. Breaker (Edited by Mr. Potthoff) they put so much emphasis on Mr. Spurgeon being the bastion of truth for Mr. Breakers peculiar gospel... Ironically it seems they have overlooked the PLETHORA of times Mr. Spurgeon gave sinners prayers and preached Romans 10 for salvation. Here is another just for good measure: *"There must be confession with the mouth... If I can truly claim that I have both confessed Christ and believed in Him, then I am saved."* https://www.sermonindex.net/sermons/UmjJQAfqBAz5LTwl |

| **R.A. Torrey (1856–1928, Evangelist, congregational pastor, educator, and writer)** | Men are justified on the one and only ground of the shed blood of Jesus Christ. The condition is faith—faith in the blood. That’s what Romans 3:25 says. Not faith in the example of Christ, or the teachings of Christ, but faith in His atoning blood. There is no peace, no pardon, no justification unless you put your trust in the blood that was shed on Calvary’s cross. | *What the Bible Teaches*, R.A. Torrey, Fleming H. Revell, 1898, p. 272 | Book 57 Kindle 64 | https://archive.org/details/whatbibleteaches00torr/page/272/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** there is no such quote in the book especially not on page 272. Page 367 Mr. Torrey says "Saving Faith is the faith that confesses Jesus as Lord." well oh boy does that go against what Mr. Breaker's book (edited by Mr. Potthoff) has said... Surely they read the books they cite? Mr. Torrey is preaching according to them "A BLOODLESS GOSPEL" (*Unbroken chain of Salvation by Faith in the Blood*, By Mr. Robert Breaker, Edited by Mr. Robert Potthoff, page 121 kindle page 117 book) |

| **William R. Newell (1868-1956 pastor, teacher, Bible expositor)** | God could not pass over sin. It must be judged and paid for. Romans 3:25 says, ‘Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood.’ That settles it. There is no salvation unless a man puts his faith in the shed blood of Christ. The blood satisfies God’s justice. It opens the way for a guilty sinner to be justified, not by works, not by the law, not by reformation—but by simply believing that Christ’s blood was shed for him. | *Romans Verse-by-Verse*, William R. Newell, Moody Press, 1938, pp. 135–136. | Book 58 Kindle 65 | https://www.withchrist.org/Newell.pdf | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... Check Mr Newell comments on Romans 10, it is puzzling Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff seem to negate what Mr. Newell says there. Pages 277-278 |

| **J.C. O’Hair (1876-1958, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Pastor, bible teacher, radio preacher)** | You are not saved by trying or crying or sighing or by the golden rule or the Sermon on the Mount. You are saved by faith in the shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ. When you believe the gospel of grace and trust in His blood, God counts your faith for righteousness. You are justified freely by His grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus. | *The Unsearchable Riches of Christ*, J.C. O’Hair, Bible Study for Bereans, 1939, p. 53. | Book 58 Kindle 65 | https://bereanbiblesociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/UNSEARCHABLE-RICHES-OF-CHRIST-THE.pdf | **FAKE** no such quote exists, but hey search for the word CONFESS and read all about J.C. O'Hair saying confession of the mouth is necessary for salvation. For example, Mr. O'Hair said "Answer then the Spirit, yes, as He convicts of sin, Christ, as Saviour, then confess; and He will enter in." (*Grace Poems*, Grace, pdf page 4) https://www.doctrine.org/ohair/GRACE%20POEMS.pdf Well Mr. Breaker's book (Edited by Mr. Potthoff) calls O'Hair's gospel a 'Bloodless Gospel' Why would they cite so many people they seem to disagree with on the doctrine of salvation... |

| **Lewis Sperry Chafer (1871-1952, Bible Teacher, Dispensationalist, Founder of Dallas Seminary)** | No soul is saved apart from personal faith in the blood of Christ. This is no vague belief in God, nor even faith in Christ’s moral excellence—it is faith in the blood shed on the cross that satisfies God’s holy demands. ‘Through faith in his blood’—therein lies the sinner’s only hope. | *Systematic Theology*, Vol. 3, Lewis Sperry Chafer, Dallas Seminary Press, 1948, p. 36. | Book 59 Kindle 65 | https://archive.org/details/soteriologysyste0000litt/page/36/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... Page 36 is about salvation but their quote is ABSENT. Neither is their message or meaning preached... Page 379 is a GREAT read, where Mr. Chafer says (paraphrase) Romans 10:9-10 is necessary for salvation. Curiously Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff seem silent on this issue again. |

| **H.A. Ironside (1876-1951, Bible teacher, theologian, Pastor of Moody Church in Chicago)** | It is not enough to believe in God, or even in Christ, in some general way. It is faith in His blood that saves. Romans 3:25 is clear—God set Him forth as a propitiation through faith in His blood. The sinner who rests on that blood finds peace and pardon. We must come God’s way, and God’s way is Calvary. | *Lectures on Romans*, H.A. Ironside, Loizeaux Brothers, 1928, p. 34. | Book 59 Kindle 66 | https://archive.org/details/lecturesonepistl0000hair_u7v0/page/34/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** the quote claimed by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff does not exist on page 34, let alone any other page. Mr. Ironside uses Romans 10:9-10 as the GOSPEL on pages 130-134. |

| **C.I. Scofield (1843-1921, minister, theologian, Dispensationalist, and writer)** | In the NT, the word ‘propitiation’ means that which satisfies. Christ is our mercy seat, our hilastērion. God is satisfied with Christ, and we must be too. Romans 3:25 makes it plain—through faith in His blood. That’s the ground. Not the law. Not works. Not ritual. Faith in His blood—that’s how the sinner is justified. | *Scofield Reference Bible Notes on Romans 3:25*, Oxford University Press, 1917 Edition. | Book 59 Kindle 66 | https://archive.org/details/scofieldreferenc0000revc/page/1194/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... In the notes of Romans 3:25 Schofield does not say what Breaker claimed, neither there or anywhere else... |

| **Clarence Larkin (1850-1924, American Baptist Pastor, Dispensationalist, Author and Bible teacher)** | The only way to be saved is by the ‘blood of Christ,’ and that blood must be appropriated by faith. The object of saving faith is the finished work of Christ on the Cross. That work is His death and the shedding of His blood, for ‘without shedding of blood is no remission.’ (Heb. 9:22). It is not the life of Christ, but His death—His blood—that atones. Romans 3:25 says God has set Him forth as a propitiation through faith in His blood. That is the way, and there is no other. | *Rightly Dividing the Word*, Clarence Larkin, Rev Clarence Larkin Est., 1920, p. 176. | Book 60 Kindle 66 | https://archive.org/details/rightlydividingw0000lark/page/176/mode/2up?q=blood | **FAKE** there is no such quote mentioned by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff... While page 176 does say the word blood 3 times, their quote is missing from not only that page but the entire book. |

| **Billy Sunday (1862–1935, Evangelist)** | When Jesus Christ shed His blood on the cross, that was the payment for sin. But it won’t do you any good until you believe in it. The devil believes Jesus died—but he’s not saved. You have to have faith in that blood. If you trust that, God will save you. If you don’t, you’re lost forever. | Quoted in *The Evangelist’s Sermons*, Billy Sunday, Fleming H. Revell Company, 1914, p. 193. | Book 60 Kindle 67 | N/A | **Unknown**, I cannot find the book that Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff give as citation, I can only find the book (Citation) BROWN, ELIJAH P, *The Real Billy Sunday*. Fleming H. Revell Company, 1914. https://archive.org/details/realbillysunday00brow/page/n7/mode/2up On January 22 1908, in Blooington Illinois, Sermon "What Must I Do to Be Saved?" Mr. Sunday said: "Two steps are necessary—’confess with thy mouth,’ and ‘believe in thine heart.’ There is hardly a man but what believes in God and in Jesus Christ, but that will not save him. Going to church will not save him. Not only must he believe in Jesus, but he must confess Him with his lips. When you believe on Jesus you are merely straddling the line. When you confess, then you take the other step, and you are safely over into God’s country. Good deeds and education and culture will not get you in, nothing but believing and confessing Jesus Christ will save you." It is interesting Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff are again silent on this issue. |

| **T.T. Martin (1862–1939, Evangelist, Anti-Evolutionist, Anti-Unitarian, Defender of the Faith)** | It is not faith in the church, not faith in baptism, not faith in your own righteousness that saves. It is faith in the blood of Jesus Christ. The Bible says plainly in Romans 3:25, ‘Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood.’ If you reject that blood or try to substitute anything for it, you are lost and will die in your sins. There is only one way to Heaven, and that is to trust in the blood-stained mercy seat of Calvary. | *God’s Plan with Men*, T.T. Martin, Sword of the Lord, 1922, p. 45. | Book 60 Kindle 67 | https://www.gutenberg.org/files/25974/25974-h/25974-h.htm | **FAKE** no such quote cited by Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff exists in this book. For an easy verification the word baptism is only mentioned 3 times in the entire book. |

| **E.J. Pace (1879-1946, Missionary, Baptist Illustrator, Bible Teacher and Theologian)** | What can wash away my sin? Nothing but the blood of Jesus. And how is that blood applied? Through faith! The gospel is not that Jesus lived, but that He died and shed His blood—and we must trust that blood to be cleansed. Romans 3:25 settles the issue. Without faith in the blood, you are still in your sins. | From an unpublished sermon illustration in *The Fundamentals*, Vol. 3, Testimony Publishing, 1910. | Book 61 Kindle 67 | N/A | **UNKNOWN** I cannot find "The Fundamentals Volume 3" which contains ANY sermon by E.J. Pace... And if it is included in this book, wouldnt that make it published??? |

| **Bob Jones Sr. (1883-1968, Evangelist, Religious Broadcaster and founder of Bob Jones University)** | I believe in the old-time religion, the kind that preaches faith in the blood. I don’t care what the modernists say—God demands blood. And you better not trust your works, your feelings, your religion—you better trust the blood! That’s what Romans 3:25 says. You’ve got to have faith in that blood. | Sermon Transcript, “The Blood Still Saves,” Bob Jones Sr., 1943 Chapel Message, Bob Jones University Archives. | Book 61 Kindle 68 | https://pascal-bju.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/ | **Unknown**, cannot find this sermon from 1943. Let alone any sermon from Mr. Jones Sr. titled "The Blood Still Saves" |

| **R.G. Lee (1886-1978, Baptist Pastor and author)** | Without the shedding of blood there is no remission. But without faith in that blood, there is no application of it. Romans 3:25 says it—faith in His blood. The blood of Christ is powerful enough to save the worst sinner, but it must be believed on. You can’t ride the coattails of religion. You’ve got to trust the blood for yourself. | Sermon: “The Blood of Christ,” R.G. Lee, Bellevue Baptist Archives, preached 1951. | Book 61 Kindle 68 | N/A | **Unknown**, cannot find Bellevue Baptist Archives, nor can I find R.G. Lee sermon titled "The Blood of Christ" I did find a book made by R.G. Lee titled "The Blood of Jesus Christ" made in 1938, but I do not know what it claims and I do not know if it is his sermon. https://www.amazon.com/blood-Jesus-Christ-Robert-Greene/dp/B000O2I6IC R.G. Lee gave sinners prayers: Sermon: *Prepare To Meet Thy God* "say to Christ, 'All to Jesus I surrender, all to Thee I surrender, my self, my sin, my all,' and He will take your sins away, and He will save your soul." https://newsforchristians.com/clser1/lee-rg008.html |

| **Dr. M.R. DeHaan (1891-1965, Founder of Radio Bible Class, Physician and co-editor of Our Daily Bread)** | The most important word in Rom. 3:25 is that little word ‘faith’—not in His name, not in His life, not in His example—but faith in His blood. The blood is what makes the difference. The Bible never says we are justified by believing in Jesus’ miracles or sermons—but it does say we are justified through faith in His blood. That is the only hope of the sinner. Not baptism, not confession, not tears—just faith in the blood! | *The Tabernacle*, M.R. DeHaan, Zondervan, 1955, p. 102. | Book 62 Kindle 68 | https://archive.org/details/tabernaclehouseo0000mrde/page/102/mode/2up | **FAKE** Page 102 does not contain their quote... Neither does ANY page contain their quote. Furthermore Page 39 teaches the classic A.B.C. which is Admit, Believe, Confess. |

| **John R. Rice (1895-1980, Fundamentalist, Baptist Evangelist, Pastor, and founder and editor of The Sword of the Lord newspaper)** | Oh how sweet and simple God’s plan of salvation is: believe on Jesus, and trust His blood! That’s what Romans 3:25 says—faith in the blood. When that blood is trusted, God counts it for righteousness. It’s not baptism, it’s not church membership, it’s not turning from sin—it’s the blood, the blood, the blood. And faith in it. | *What Must I Do to Be Saved?*, John R. Rice, Sword of the Lord, 1940, p. 45. | Book 62 Kindle 69 | https://www.wholesomewords.org/resources/saved.html | **FAKE** while Mr. Rice mentions Romans 3 plenty of times, never ONCE does he mention verse 25. And the quote from Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff is non-existant. Now I did find this in John R. Rice's tract: *What must I do to be saved* "Every person who is saved ought to publicly confess Christ. Matthew 10:32 and Romans 10:9 plainly teach that God will claim as His child any of us who will claim Christ as our Saviour, but we simply confess with the mouth what we have already trusted in our hearts. Concerning that very matter Romans 10:10 says: https://www.wholesomewords.org/resources/saved.html |

| **B.R. Lakin (1901-1984, Baptist Pastor and Evangelist, radio preacher)** | We are not justified by church membership, good behavior, or a clean past. We are justified by one thing: faith in His blood. When the Lord passed over Egypt, He wasn’t looking for goodness—He was looking for blood. And it had to be applied. So it is now. Jesus shed it, but you must trust it. You must rest your soul in it. | Sermon: “The Only Way,” B.R. Lakin Crusade, 1955. | Book 63 Kindle 69 | N/A | **Unknown**, I cannot find the sermon "The Only Way" by B.R. Lakin.... cannot verify what Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff claimed. |

| **Dr. Carl McIntire (1906-2002, Fundamentalist, Founder of Bible Presbyterian Church and religious radio broadcaster)** | [T]he cross is not just an emblem—it is the altar of blood. And that blood is not a token or symbol. It is the real payment for sin. But hear me now: that payment is not applied unless it is received by faith. Romans 3:25 tells us how—‘through faith in His blood.’ You can know the facts, believe the stories, and sing the hymns—but if you have not put your personal faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ, you are lost. | 20th-Century Reformation Hour Broadcast, Transcript, June 14, 1968. | Book 63 Kindle 69 | N/A | **Unknown**, I have found a few radio shows mainly from 1965, and I found Princeton requesting $50,000 for the preservation of the audio tapes.... But I cannot find the transcript of that day nor the radio broadcast itself. So there is no way for me to verify the claims of Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff. |

| **W.A. Criswell (1909-2002, Southern Baptist Pastor, former President of the SBC)** | There is no salvation apart from the blood of Christ, and that blood must be received by faith. You can be religious and be lost. You can be reformed and be lost. But if you put your faith in the blood of Jesus that was shed for your sins, you will be saved—forever! Romans 3:25 tells us it is by ‘faith in His blood.’ | *Expository Sermons on Romans*, W.A. Criswell, Zondervan, 1961, pp. 87–88. | Book 63 Kindle 70 | N/A | **Unknown**. I cannot find this "Expository Sermon on Romans" but what I did find is this: https://wacriswell.com/sermons/1954/the-great-confession/ Mr. Criswell preaching on CONFESSION OF THE MOUTH FOR SALVATION. |

| **Miles J. Stanford (1914-1999, author and dispensationalist)** | It is not faith in faith, or faith in Jesus as a good teacher—it is faith in His blood that saves. That is why Romans 3:25 is so crucial. The blood is the basis of reconciliation, and it is only applied when the sinner trusts in the blood. This is where many miss salvation. They believe about Jesus but never trust the blood. | *The Complete Green Letters*, Miles J. Stanford, Zondervan, 1983, p. 102. | Book 64 Kindle 70 | https://archive.org/details/greenletters00stan/page/n5/mode/2up | **FAKE** there is no page 102... the book ends on page 91. Furthermore the quote does not exist. |

| **Dr. Ian Paisley (1926-2014, Politician, Evangelical minister, Founder of Reformed Fundamentalist Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster)** | There is no other way to God but by the blood, and no other way to appropriate that blood but by faith. This modern gospel of good works and religious excitement is a devil’s gospel. Romans 3:25 is crystal clear: God set forth His Son to be a propitiation through faith in His blood. Don’t trust your tears, your zeal, or your commitment—trust the blood! | Sermon: “The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant”, Martyrs Memorial Free Presbyterian Church, 1977. | Book 64 Kindle 70 | N/A | **Unknown**, cannot find the sermon "The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant" as Mr. Breaker and Mr. Potthoff claimed was from Mr. Paisley. |