If you watched History of Religion Part 62: Understanding the Roman Catholic Church, I spoke at lengths about the Catholic Church and their doctrine. They do not keep their beliefs secret but have placed it in a book called The Catechism of the Catholic Church which is book that provides their complete Statements of Faith. We do not need to place our opinions about the Roman Catholic Church. All we must do is review their doctrine ...
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The Council of Nicaea is blamed for so many things, some true and some not true. Part 61 of my History of Religion series goes more in depth on what actually happened according to the witnesses that were there and historians of that time. Now as you talk to people today, there are many different […]
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Here is a list of the Kings of Israel before the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel & Babylonian captivity of Judah. It goes along with Part 7 of my History of Religion series.
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After Jesus ascended back into heaven, he left Peter and his other disciples to build His church. The Apostle Peter (“Saint Peter” to the Roman Catholic Church) met with Paul and they went out to spread the gospel that Jesus revealed to them. Paul is a major figure in the birth of Christianity. He was once a Jew that persecuted believers in Christ. He did it well and passionately. One day on the road, Jesus met Saul at the time, blinded Him, and set him up with Peter. From there Paul would be the Apostle to spread the gospel the furthest.
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During Solomon’s rule, he placed heavy burdens on the people of Israel like taxes in order to prosper the land. When he died, Rehoboam became King. The other tribes came to him to release the taxes and burdens placed by Solomon. Rehoboam listening to ill advisers took a strong approach. This provoked the northern tribes of Israel to break away from Judah. The land of Israel was now divided. The 10 northern tribes of Israel and the tribes of Judah and Benjamin.
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Like Christmas, Easter has been celebrated long before the death and the resurrection of Christ. It was actually being celebrated at the time near Christ death. It like most other pagan traditions stem back to Babylon Mystery Religion. It has nothing to do with Christ. Though the Roman Catholic Church decided it did.
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Now after Cush, there was Nimrod. Nimrod was a very powerful hunter. He was very mighty. He was also very determined to finish the plan his father started. He conquered all animals and then men. He is the first to start the first empire following the flood. He became leader of the Assyrian/Babylonian empire.
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