Jesus Is King

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-Jesus Is King-

The deception is ALMOST absolute. "A bad tree cannot bear good fruit...". ALL religion is downstream of a corrupt tree. Jesus has nothing in common with religion. This is satan's temporal realm. Jesus was aware this. Cyrus was aware of this.

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Jesus did not sit on a throne or wear a Babylonian high priest of Dagon cassock. One and one is two folks.

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Worshipping the queen of heaven is goddess worship, idolatry...she is the consort of Nimrod. NOT Scriptural. You are unwittingly worshiping the consort of the god of 1000 names; the god of this world, satan. Read Jeremiah 44. 

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 Eucharist monstrance: you are literally worshiping an idol. The idol of sol invictus...the sun god. The god of 1000 names; the god of this world, satan. Soon to be cast out! 

TWO BOOKS. TWO GODS. ONE CHOICE. 

There's a reason why the first Christian bible doesn't contain the Old Testament... The Old Testament depicts a tribal religion, god and culture which is alien to Christianity. It, and other writings of unknown origin, were later tacked onto the Very First Bible by a Roman religious/political committee after the passage of hundreds of years. The committee was called the Council of Nicaea and its actions in 325 A.D. were the theological equivalent of spray painting a wall with graffiti - rendering the very first bible virtually unrecognizable from its original form. The changes were formally codified by the Council of Rome in 382 A.D. Whether it's stories of children being ripped apart and eaten alive by bears 'commanded by god' or the sun and moon being frozen in place so that every last living person could be more efficiently slaughtered during a massacre, it becomes very clear that the Old Testament and its god has nothing to do with Christianity or the Very First Bible - in fact, it's about as far removed as you can possibly get. 

 ~ Marcion Bible

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