Greek god of Nikki is the bases of the Council of Nicea which is where Christianity was born and Yahowsha was changed to Hesus and thus separated the message of the Towrah . The corruption of The Way began in earnest in 312 CE when the Roman General Constantine, like Paul before him, claimed to have seen a sign in the sky, motivating each of them to see themselves as the most influential people in the world. Thus dawns the Universal Era of church history. The vision the general claimed to have seen was a fiery cross superimposed in front of the sun. He attests to hearing a voice cry out: “In this sign, conquer.” Ignorant of the symbolism, Catholics believe that this miraculous signal formed the basis of Constantine’s conversion to Christianity, leading to the birth of the Roman Catholic Church. Yet history confirms an entirely different conclusion. Constantine’s coinage continued to be emblazoned with crosses in honor of Mithras, the Unconquerable Sun (Sol Invictus), and with the images of Roman gods like Bacchus. The voice he heard, was no doubt Satanas Diabolos—the same spirit who quoted the Dionysus proverb to Paul. Conquering people is the antithesis of the message taught by Yahowsha’ but it is consistent with that of the Nicolaitans—the people and principles Yahowsha’ hates. Moreover, there are no “crosses” in Scripture, so there must have been another basis for Constantine’s symbolism. The Greek word stauros, meaning “upright pole” was changed to the Latin crux, for “cross” by the Roman Catholic Church in their Vulgate to serve Satan and legitimize Constantine. The first religious use of a cross was for Tammuz, the Babylonian Son of the Sun. Catholics still celebrate his birthday every Christmas and his resurrection every Easter.
Posted on: Sat, 27 Dec 2014 22:05:47 +0000
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