The birth of the
state religion of the Ecumenical Councils
The formed byzantine “patristic”
Christianity differs in its structure from the early Christianity which was
established by Jesus and the apostles, and which is the completion of Biblical
Judaism.Hellenized christianity and christianized hellenism
were attained by the involvement of Plato's thinking fundamentally and
the monotheistic Jewish christianity
Antichrist In
the middle of the 1st century AD, the apostle John wrote:
“[Little]
children, it is the last time: and
as you have heard that antichrist shall come, even now
are there many antichrists, whereby we know that it is the last time.
They went out from us [= apostasy / separation from the first church]
but they were not of us;
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Judaism - Christianity and a religion of Ecumenical Councils The
historical biblical monotheistic Judaism, which stood out among the triadic, polytheistic religions
of the nations, gestated Christianity through the written promises of the Torah or the Pentateuch of Moses and
the Jewish prophets. But when the fullness of time came and God sent forth his
Son, Jesus, who was born by Mary, fulfilling the promise which He had given to
the patriarch .......... read more >>
Abraham
is the father of faith The promise cancels out any
nationalistic and biological interpretation of Pharisaic Judaism for revival
and worldwide domination of the earthly kingdom of Israel. It was a promise of God, which surpassed the
narrow limits of the genealogically fleshly Jewish nation and embraced all the
children of faith regardless of
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The Birth of Pharisaic Judaism
Pharisaic Judaism
remained in the nationalistic, earthly perception of God's promises, and, by
not understanding the written prophetic word, it denied the finisher of faith Jesus Christ and
persecuted true Christianity from
its birth, thus failing to achieve
its spiritual fulfillment and become the receiver of the heavenly goods.
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The transformation of the
original Christianity
The secular philosophical
currents of the 2nd century, looting the spiritual
wealth of the genuine Christianity, transformed it into a new state
religion of types and expectations. For the
"Christian" philosopher Clement of the Alexandrian philosophical
school ................
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| Christ is the end of the Law
The law / Old Testament "the school-master to Christ." had carnal
ordinances of worship -food and drink
and various ceremonial washings- imposed
until the time of reformation, and
was ordered and given by angels to the twelve-tribe nation of Israel, but they did not keep it. (Acts 7:53, Heb. 9:10). The testator of the Old Testament was
“God, the Master of everything,” who entered into a treaty with the ....... read more >>
John’s Revelation and the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. The prevailing view
that the book of Revelation refers to the end of the
world and the end of the human history, is based
on extra-biblical sources, such as the Mayan predictions, the
astrologer Nostradamus, Pheebo Apollo along with his priestesses Sibyls, and
other futurists.
The end of the
world is reproduced ..... read more >>
The beasts of Revelation
The identification of the antichrist with the beast / kingdom that had 7 heads and 10 horns (Rev. 13:1) lacks any biblical basis. The
things described in the book of revelation are about Rome [the beast from the sea]
and Israel [the beast from the earth of Israel, which had two horns like a lamb and it spoke like a dragon] that were in a state of war. The two horns of the beast
from the earth are the political and religious power of Israel accompanied by ............. read more >>
The
Origin of Hell-Fire in Christian Teaching
The concept of a soul within us that
cannot die first became a ‘Christian’ doctrine at the end of the second century
AD. Hell had been taught in Greek philosophy long before the time of Jesus,
with Plato (427-347 BC) as the important leader in this thinking. The teaching of an everlasting place of pun ..
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This generation shall not
pass away
No biblical support is
provided by the teaching of the apostles for a forthcoming building of a third
earthly temple in Jerusalem and restoration of the Leviticus or any other
priesthood. These inaccuracies are spread by today's Christian Zionism that
was developed on the basis of the Modern Theory of “Dispensationalism”
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Behold, he is
coming with the clouds
Very clearly, the word of God proclaims that
Jesus Christ would come for the Second Time "in a cloud" during the lifespan of some of Jesus' disciples.
In fact, the disciples wouldn't have managed to preach the gospel of the
Kingdom of God to all the cities of Israel before the second coming of Jesus .........................
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“Hear, O Israel, The Lord our God is one Lord" The meaning of “The Lord our
God is one (Grk: Eις) Lord,” is opposed to
the meaning of “dyad or dyadic is,” “triad or triadic is,”
etc. In order to understand the meaning of “The Lord our
God is one Lord,” a phrase that the
spirit of God, [“God is Spirit”], said to the people of
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The Second Coming of the Lord Jesus
Christ and the Redemption of the Generation of
the First Church The Lord Jesus Christ not only came the
second time during the Apostles’ generation to redeem the faithful Believers, but also
to revenge the generation of the Scribes and Pharisees who crucified Jesus and to
revenge the backsliders
Jewish Christians who “came out” from
the first church and persecuted it together with those Jews who rejected Jesus
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The kingdom of heavens John the
Baptist When the land of Israel and its people were under the
occupation of the Roman Empire, which was the fourth beast of Daniel's vision
(7:2-3), and while Jesus was living in Nazareth, a city of Galilee, John the
Baptist came by saying that the time of
the kingdom of heavens had arrived. So did the twelve apostles in the cities of Israel,
according to the commandment of the Lord Jesus.
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The
Rich Man, Lazarus, & the Afterlife
Jesus'
teaching concerning the Rich Man and Lazarus in LK. 16:19-31 has always
been provocative. It's the main passage resorted to when striving to establish
the concept of endless torturous punishment of the wicked after death. This
punishment is usually thought to be in hell, though the Greek word for hell, gehenna, is nowhere in ....
Comprehend the apostle and
high priest of our confession, Jesus
The purpose of this study is to encourage an
honest research, unaffected by human religious traditions, rescued biblical
texts, and related historical accomplished facts, for a clearer understanding of the fulfilled promises of the one God
given to the fathers of Israel in the
flesh, and the resulting ..................
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