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Basic Symbols of Christian Obedience

Consistently Observed
Baptism
1311 AD 〣 The Roman Catholic Church immersed for >1000 years,
but the Council of Ravenna exchanged immersion for pouring.

Consistently Observed
Communion
390 AD 〣 The Catholic Mass, a 1215 AD 〣 Catholic Transubstantiation of bread and wine,
daily re-sacrificing of IESOUS. calling CHRISTOS down to their altar. Defined at the Lateran Council.

Observed Not observed since ~1970 / 1980 AD

1831 AD 〣 The Methodist Adam Clarke was the

first to falsely claim in his Bible commentary that
it was a local custom in Corinth. This has become
Head a very popular legend in today's churches.
Coverings 1968 AD 〣 Campaign by the National
Organization for Women (US; founded
by an Episcopalian priest) to abolish
head coverings. Abolished by:
1960's 〣 Pentecostals in Western Europe
1983 AD 〣 Roman Catholic Church et al

1873 AD 〣 The doctrine 'G-d requires man to

New Covenant give Him a tenth of all money earned', appeared
Old Covenant Tithing (Re-) Introduced in Europe
Tithing Giving for the first time in the US. But it 'only' implied
(4c. AD many bishops argued for mandatory financial tithes; 567 AD unified demand monetary tithes to the poor outside the church.
Giving (nailed to (by heart; to from the clergy at the Council of Tours; 8-10c. AD the kings of what is modern France
Free Will the cross; only and England enforced tithing; 1215 AD the Roman Catholic Church forced through 1895 AD 〣 Now came the doctrine 'G-d requires
those in need, to
animals and food, local church and the Lateran Council all lands under 'Christian' rule to pay tithes to Rome; 1372 AD man to bring a tenth of all money earned to the
never money / other ministers, clergy in Germany revolted against tithes to the pope; 18-19c. AD abolishment local church' he is a member of. This idea was
wages) emergencies) in France, England and Ireland; 1868 AD tithing mandatory in Canada) first propagated by Wesley Chapel Methodist /
Episcopal Church in Cincinnati.

Weekly
Dual Observance
321 AD 〣 Sun-Day Worship
Observed (Weekly Sabbath Rest
Sabbath enacted as law through Constantine
+ First Day Worship)

Specific Abominations
By Egypt In the Letters By the newly Catholicised
Antisemitism and Others of Ignatius Visigothic Kingdom in Hispania
By Martin Luther

Pushed by
300 BC - 100 AD ~ 7 of 15 Books appear in Catholic Bibles ≤ 14 of 15 Books
Apocrypha scholars;
Time of Writing (legalized in 382/393 AD by appeared in Reformed
(OT) Read in
No Influence Pope Damasus and Augustine) Bibles (until KJV in 1611 AD)
Churches

In Greek: Alexandrinus,
382-405 AD 〣 Manipulated Proto-Masoretic Text introduced through
Sinaiticus, Vaticanus;
Pope Damasus & his secretary Jerome (Latin Vulgate published in 405 AD).
Bible From Greek: Vetus Latina
Language ~120-132 AD 〣 Rabbi Akiva organized the Proto-Masoretic Text / Modern Hebrew Bible.
He and his scribes manipulated 64% of the genealogies and shrunk history by ~1500 years, watered
down prophecies pointing to IESOUS, and concealed Cain's sin and the identity of the Angel of KYRIOS.

sometime after 140 AD 〣 Stipulated through the post-mortem impersonated Letters of

Bishop Office Ignatius (unbiblical 'Bishop' in the place of Jesus + biblical overseers + biblical deacons).
Precursor of Pope
366 AD 〣 First Pope of the Apostolic See of Rome

Celibacy 306 AD 〣 Introduced 1115 AD 〣 Official Doctrine in the

of Priesthood in the Catholic Church Roman Catholic Church

No Councils (Jerusalem 325 AD 〣 Introduced through the Roman Catholic Church

Councils in 50 AD only an 'Assembly') (first council held in Nicaea); Hundreds of Councils since then.

350-369 AD 〣 Appropriation of the term 'G-th' = 'G-d' through Wulfila

I AM, THEOS, KYRIOS,
Divine Name IESOUS CHRISTOS
into Arianism / Gothic 'Christianity'. Wulfila was Pontifex and Primas, Con-
fessor of the Faith and closely associated with the Roman Catholic Church.

Origen coined the term ~320 AD 〣 Constantine is displayed worshipping Mary.

Mariology
Theotokos' (Mother of G-d) 425 AD 〣 Marian dogmas in the Roman Catholic Church; official doctrine in 431 AD (Council of Ephesus)

Introduction in the form of the 'Mourner's Kaddish' through Rabbi Akiva; 3 prayers of mourning for 11 months.
Purgatory
370 AD 〣 Purgatory was now also introduced in the Roman Catholic Church.

Feasts
APOCALYPSE

~180 AD 〣 Irenaeus opened a 'can of worms' when he calculated March 25 as spurious conception date, based on an
Christmas assumed birthday of John the Baptist on the Day of Atonement (+6 months difference and 9 months of pregnancy).
'Christ's Mass' 274 AD 〣 The birthday of the official sun god of the Roman Empire, Sol In***tus, was celebrated on Dec 25, 274 AD.
336 AD 〣 The Roman (Philocalian) calendar now first recorded Dec 25 as CHRISTOS' birth. Continuous celebration since.

Halloween 609 AD 〣 All Hallow's Eve was introduced as Pope Boniface IV dedicated
All Hallow's Eve the Pantheon (Pan-theion = '[temple of] all gods') to the 'Virgin Mary'.

Old Covenant 325 AD 〣 The first Church Council changed both the dating method and the schedule
Passover Passover of the Passover Week / Unleavened Bread (later called Easter after the goddess Ēo*tre).

Denominations / Religions
250 - 13/14c. AD 〣 Manichaeism
Division
~250 AD 〣 Early form of the Catholic Church
Of The
Church 313 AD 〣 Roman Catholic Church formalized through Constantine

380 AD 〣 Edict of Thessalonica: "We order the followers of this law to embrace the name of Catholic Christians" Catholicism
is made the Roman Empire's state religion and the term 'Catholic Christian' is limited exclusively to those who followed
the same faith as Pope Damasus I of Rome and Pope Peter of Alexandria.

380 AD 〣 Augustinianism (former Manichean until forced to convert to Catholicism; today overlapping with Calvinism)

610 AD 〣 Islam

6c. AD 〣 Presbyterian Church

1517 AD 〣 Lutheranism (Protestant, Reformed)

1532 AD 〣 Calvinism (Reformed)

1536 AD 〣 Anglican Church

1540 AD 〣 Jesuits (Counter-Reformation task force)

1785 AD 〣 Episcopal Church

18c. AD 〣 Methodist Church

1863 AD 〣 Seventh Day Adventists

1870 AD 〣 Jehova's Witnesses

1879 AD 〣 Christian Science

1953 AD 〣 Unification Church

Judaism

Ancient Judaism ~33 - 70 AD 〣 Crucifixion of IESOUS CHRISTOS, subsequent destruction of the Jerusalem Temple.
Modern
History 2c. AD 〣 Rabbi Akiva: Creation & manipulation of the Proto-Masoretic Text (his student Aquila translated and Yose ben Halafta,
Of one of his 5 principal pupils, standardized the manipulated text); creation of the Talmud and Mishna despised by IESOUS.
Judaism 132-135 AD 〣 Bar Kochba Revolt. Akiva, an outsider and only a convert, gave Judaism its final blow by pushing Bar Kochba as the
'messiah' and therefore empowering him for 'his' revolt, and having (tens of) thousands of his very own disciples fight and die
therein. After CHRISTOS was killed, another messiah was proclaimed and the Holy Scripture had been corrupted, any divine favor
was lost. More than 600.000 Jews died in (in-) direct consequence of Akiva's and Kochba's actions, and very few Jews survived.
Aramaic, 135 (- 400) AD 〣 Cease of the Hebrew language as mother tongue
Mishnaic
Greek, (a direct consequence of the Bar Kochba revolt), ~1880 AD 〣 Revival of the Hebrew language.
Hebrew
Hebrew except as literary-, official- and prayer language.

2 - 20c. AD 〣 No nation of Israel (Jewish Diaspora / Exile)

1948 AD 〣 Israel becomes again a nation.
Dispersed remants throughout the world.
since 1881 AD 〣 Aliyah. Now we see in real
time the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, with
Jews from all over the world returning to their
original homeland.

Beta Israel / Ethiopian Jews who best preserved Ancient Judaism; since 1948 AD 〣 Return to Israel, but
many accepted CHRISTOS as MESSIAH forced conversion to Mainstream Judaism.
18/19c. AD 〣 Orthodox Judaism

18/19c. AD 〣 Ultra-Orthodox Judaism

(founded in Europe)

1810 AD 〣 Reformed Judaism

(founded in Germany)

1882 AD 〣 Conservative Judaism

(founded in Germany & US)

1925 AD 〣 Reconstructionist Judaism

(founded in the US)

1965 AD 〣 Messianic Judaism

(founded in the US)

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