August 23, 2026

39 thoughts on “It’s Not About Israel, It’s About Babylon The Great! A Totalitarian State! All Nations Are Shaking!

  1. Dianne… I read this blog twice and it left me with more questions, but I would like to ask your opinion on a few if you don’t mind. I was shocked when I learned about the Trinity I hope me asking these would help some others that were wondering the same as I was.
    1. Does this mean Jesus is the son of God and will he appear in the sky if he returns. 2. Is this the same Jesus that the Bible says he is King of Kings. Lord of Lords. Jesus is the only way. 3. Is he
    the Jesus that was crucified and died for our sins. Was there ever a 10 Commandments.
    Dianne I am not trying to be facetious in any way whatsoever. You are very well above knowing the Bible and you worked hard at It and you do a great job getting the word out.
    I have been reading the Bible for a few years now and I was just getting to the point of getting to know it and my Lord even better. I know that there were things taking out of the Bible and perhaps put into the Bible but I don’t know after all that reading, all these years is the Jesus Christ that I knew. I will pray for discernment on this. I have the book of Enoch that you had told me to get a while back and honestly I’ve in the middle of reading it but I put it down because there’s so many things that I just don’t understand. I Just like everyone else wants to get the truth. One thing I did not hear unless I missed it but the word repent.
    So Diane, I will end this by saying thank you. I hope you will answer my question. It would give me some kind of comfort perhaps. As always, you do a fantastic job and I’ll always come back and read your blogs. I have been for over 10 years now thank you very much.✝️💜🕊️

    1. 1. Does this mean Jesus is the son of God and will he appear in the sky if he returns. Yes Jesus is the son of God. Our King of Kings and Lord of Lords and High Priest Forever by the Heavenly Order of Melchizedek. The Heavenly Priesthood. Remember, the angels praise God every day. There is a heavenly order of worship to God and praises to God.

      2. Is this the same Jesus that the Bible says he is King of Kings. Lord of Lords. Jesus is the only way. Yes. 3. Is he
      the Jesus that was crucified and died for our sins. Yes.
      Was there ever a 10 Commandments. Yes. These were given to Moses on Mt. Sinai. Along with instructions on the tabernacle and Aaronic Priesthood, all these things were a shadow of the heavenly order of Melchizedek priesthood. This Priesthood was for Adam and all creation led by the Son of God who would come in the flesh to die and enter into hell to tear down the gates and conquer death forever. Which Jesus did. He now sits on the right hand of God awaiting as the bride groom for when God His Father tells him to go now and get your bride. Which are all who believe upon the earth. This is all part of the wedding supper of the Lamb spoken of by Jesus in a parable, and again in Revelation.

      Not one jot or tiddle has been changed in the laws of God, Jesus just made it easier to understand. He said if we love God with all our heart, mind and soul and love our neighbor as ourselves, we will have kept all the commandments of God! Love is the key to all the ways of God and God’s mercy.

      1. Dianne ….thank you for answering my questions. I have so much respect for you. Something told me to go back and see if you responded and you did. I feel like a 100 pound weight has been lifted off my heart. ♥️

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  2. I’m not sure why my comments aren’t posting. Perhaps I am having internet issues. I will you once more… I am curious about the different names used in several of the passages. The way it reads it’s as if they are talking about different entities. Here is what I mean….

    23 ¶ Olam Atsiluth is the fourth Torah, where mankind is one again in the Presence of YHVH and the Alohykm. 24 And here is the foundation of all things, and the harmony of all things, and the understanding of all things, and the crown of YHVH. 25 Here the children of Alohykm are home, not to be lost in the light of El Elyon, but to be free in the love of YHVH. 22 26 Here rests all wisdom, and all mercy, and all justice, and all knowledge; here thou shall find the victory and the splendor. 27 Here shall those purified by the flame of the fire of Alohykm be welcomed home, knowing the truth of their heritage, the divine lineage of mankind, for it is the Torah of Fire.

    This makes me think of how in Genesis it says “Let us create man in our image”. Are YHVH, El Elyon, and Alohykm different entities? I enjoyed reading the Torah and was impressed to hear the Holy Spirit spoken of. This is the first time I have heard Jewish teachings refer to the Holy Spirit.

    1. These were teachings from God, YHVH to Adam, and the covenants made to different generations. There were no Jews and no covenant specifically to any Jew… the last covenant was to Abraham and Jesus the Messiah, fulfilled all the covenant of promises to all. The Torah means (teachings and instructions) God’s teachings and instructions. God has many names, the same as our Messiah, Jesus who is the Son of Man, Sun of Righteousness, Our Redeemer, Lord of Lords, King of Kings, King of Peace, Immanuel, the Light of the World, etc. We have not been taught the teachings of our Father God in the way he instructed, nor the way Jesus taught. We were told the Torah was of the Jews and not for us. Jesus came to fulfill the laws and instructions of God which is the Torah. Those before the flood were given different instructions. Adam’s situation was entirely different than after the flood. Yet, all of it was still to be fulfilled, such as the 5,500 years (5 and a half days). They knew this and kept track of the days when Messiah would come and were watching for him, that is why they asked John the Baptist if he was he Messiah. Some of the spellings are different. In Hebrew they have a word Hashem… which means “the name” Ha means “the” in Hebrew. Shem means “name” in Hebrew. Because there have been given many names to both God the Father and Jesus our Messiah,

      1. So, is the Hebrew calendar incorrect when it states we our currently in year 5786? I’m now confused about the time & want to know if that’s another thing that satan has messed around with & deceived us on. Thanks, Dianne! This is an incredible study & I need to read it again plus I’m not finished with all the videos. Wow, another mind blowing one!

        1. The calendar dates have been reset by Cesars and men several times. There is a lot of deception on dates and times and predictions with lots of false prophets and lies. Jesus taught to look for the signs of His coming… not the date nor the hour. Enoch refers to ages. There are ages to pass through. On the 7th age… we rest and that appears to be when Satan is bound and the nations heal and all nations shall praise God and or they shall get no blessings on their land. Enoch also broke this down, beginning with the time of the fallen angels being bound and cast into the desert until the day of their judgement.
          Enoch Chapter X:
          11. And the Lord said unto Michael: ‘Go, bind Semjâzâ and his associates who have united themselves with women so as to have defiled themselves with them in all their uncleanness. 12. And when their sons have slain one another, and they have seen the destruction of their beloved ones, bind them fast for seventy generations in the valleys of the earth, till the day of their judgement and of their consummation, till the judgement that is for ever and ever is consummated. 13. In those days they shall be led off to the abyss of fire: 〈and〉 to the torment and the prison in which they shall be confined for ever. And whosoever shall be condemned and destroyed will from thenceforth be bound together with them to the end of all generations. 15. And destroy all the spirits of the reprobate and the children of the Watchers, because they have wronged mankind. Destroy all wrong from the face of the earth and let every evil work come to an end: and let the plant of righteousness and truth appear: ⌈and it shall prove a blessing; the works of righteousness and truth⌉ shall be planted in truth and joy for evermore.

          17 And then shall all the righteous escape,
          And shall live till they beget thousands of children,
          And all the days of their youth and their old age
          Shall they complete in peace.

          18 And then shall the whole earth be tilled in righteousness, and shall all be planted with trees and be full of blessing. 19. And all desirable trees shall be planted on it, and they shall plant vines on it: and the vine which they plant thereon shall yield wine in abundance, and as for all the seed which is sown thereon each measure (of it) shall bear a thousand, and each measure of olives shall yield ten presses of oil. 20. And cleanse thou the earth from all oppression, and from all unrighteousness, and from all sin, and from all godlessness: and all the uncleanness that is wrought upon the earth destroy from off the earth. 21. ⌈And all the children of men shall become righteous⌉, and all nations shall offer adoration and shall praise Me, and all shall worship Me. And the earth shall be cleansed from all defilement, and from all sin, and from all punishment, and from all torment, and I will never again send (them) upon it from generation to generation and for ever.

          Man has twisted and interpreted events and dates in many ways but the ages are the key and watching for the signs of His coming according to the testimonies that were given.

    2. Glad you asked that, Tammi. I also wondered about it.
      2 days ago I posted a question to Dianne & it never went through. Perhaps more of the evil ones messing with sites they don’t like?

  3. Pagan ritiuals compared to Catholic ritiuals:

    Honoring Saints

    The Catholic practice of venerating saints grew out of pagans worshipping minor gods, nature spirits, and dead ancestors. Early pagan converts were used to idolize these beings. So saints became an approved replacement to get loyalty.

    Pagans offered tributes at shrines of gods and spirits. Similarly, Catholics pray to saints and venerate their relics. This echoes pagan worship, even if the reasoning differs now. Letting converts venerate saints provided a familiar outlet for their polytheistic habits.

    Burning Incense

    The use of incense during mass and rituals comes from ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian temples burning fragrant incense to please the gods. The smoke was seen as purifying.

    As pagans converted, the Church adapted this by making incense symbolize prayers rising to heaven rather than pleasing deities. Incense remains a core part of the Catholic mass.

    Lighting Candles In Church

    Lighting votive candles in church appears to come from early Greco-Roman pagans dedicating candle offerings at temples to earn gods’ favor. The flames honored deities.

    Later, the Church made candle lighting represent prayers of faith rather than pagan sacrifice. But the ritual endures.

    Decorating With Plants

    During winter solstice holidays, Germanic, Celtic, and Scandinavian pagans are decorated with holly, ivy, and evergreen boughs. The enduring plants symbolized life and renewal.

    Rather than banning this pagan practice, the Church made it Christian by assigning holy meanings to the plants.

    Linking Easter To Spring

    While Easter liturgically celebrates Jesus’ resurrection and rebirth, secular Easter symbols like rabbits and eggs represent fertility, springtime, and new life. These came from pagan festivals honoring goddesses of fertility such as Eostre.

    Instead of rejecting this symbolism, the Church absorbed it by linking Christ’s resurrection to ideas of new life associated with spring.

    Blessed Holy Water

    Holy water used in Catholic rituals comes from pre-Christian pagan practices of sprinkling blessed water during rituals to drive away evil spirits, curses, bad energy, and misfortune. Pagans believed the blessed water had protective and cleansing powers.

    As populations gradually converted to Christianity, the Church allowed this ingrained ritual to continue by having the water represent the protective purity and blessings of Christ instead of magical properties.

    Priestly Vestments

    The elaborate ceremonial robes worn by Catholic priests and clergy feature expensive metals, intricate embroidery, and colorful fabrics. This sacred garb clearly evolved from the robes and ornate accessories ancient pagan priests wore to convey magical authority and channel the gods’ powers.

    As pagan populations slowly converted, the Church likely permitted the familiar and authoritative appearance of pagan priestly clothing to be retained even while rejecting any occult meanings.

    Seeking Blessings From Relics

    Making spiritual pilgrimages to shrines containing saints’ relics in hopes of being blessed, healed, or divinely guided strongly echoes pre-Christian pagan practices. Ancient pagans revered objects associated with their gods and would journey to offer tributes and connect with their supernatural powers.

  4. Thank you so much Dianne. I appreciate the links you share so we can read what has been hidden for so long.

  5. Diane,
    You “outdewed” yourself on this one! Are you planning on returning? . You dropped a MOAB at a bedrock deeply embedded within Christianity exposing the Trinity as what it is …a lie…it is a Christian theory – there are other Christian theories as well. Oh my, I wonder what Hank Hanegraaf might say? – nah – I don’t really care because what you have written about it – it is true.

    The truth is overwhelmingly beautiful and can stand on its own.
    The story of Malchizadek so poignant – the scent amazingly familiar – brings tears to my eyes.

    How long you’ve known about all this? I suspect a while cos I’ve always said – you ride with the High Command. I’m certainly glad you did a backstroke and are revealing some much needed truths.

    And to those who find this to be a shocker – don’t be dismayed – let it stir and sauté a bit – take it to Him – be comforted – the truth is actually much more beautiful than the lies.

    Come on out of Babylon.

    D, Thank you for all you do!

    Much love 💕
    c

    1. Carol, I did the 11 part series a couple years ago, “Ode to Adam” and layed it all out. But, so many of the pieces, well, people just weren’t ready to hear. I did numerous blogs where I included Jesus is the High Priest by the order of Melchizedek, quite a number of them – showing John the Baptist was the last of the order of Aaron. I tried to lay the ground work… writing many times on the council of Nicaea but it just wasn’t time to attack any religious points of view. People were not nice at the facts about Constantine and the half pagan and half scripture doctrine being merged together. I couldn’t seem to sail past Constantine, nor Solomon’s Book of Wisdom, let alone the Holy Spirit being a female spirit. Not at all. It just felt like it was time to blast through the lies, especially since the Zionism movement is being exposed finally for the KM Oligarch, bloodline of the Jews who say they are Jews and are not, brought to you by Rothschilds, the preplanned event that it was. Some pearls of great price are best kept and shared with those who are ready. Otherwise, they do, as swine, trample them and then turn and tear you to pieces. Smile.

  6. Hmmm this is wild, Dianne. I use discernment and guess what? I don’t believe it.
    “The more insistently a person pursues the idea of partialism, the more likely he is to drift into something theologically incorrect.”

    I am done here.

    1. I was not pursuing partialism, not at all. I was pointing out that there is One God and not three are all one God. The Holy Spirit serves God, and the Son of God, serves God. There are a heavenly host that serve God. Being one with God, is not the same as being God. The trinity concept was forged by thealogian Tertullian in around 217 AD. It was NOT TAUGHT BY JESUS NOR BY ANY OF THE PROPHETS, NOT TO ADAM, NOT TO ENOCH, NOT TO NOAH, NOT TO ABRAHAM, NOT TO MOSES , NOR DID JESUS EVER SPEAK OF IT AS SUCH. It was voted on by those deciding what could and could not be read at the council of Nicaea, along with merging the Roman gods and goddess pagan junk of Nimrod’s Baal into the mix. So, it is the truth. A seed has been planted and you have free will to do whatever you choose to do with it. Before you get all hissy… show the scripture where Jesus says it or any of the prophets. That would have been more productive.

      1. Nice come back Dianne. Thank you. I was sort of having a hissy … and to your point I cannot show you or point to you in scripture where Jesus, my Lord and savior, or any of the prophets says it.
        I may have to sleep, walk, talk and read some more to fully grasp the magnitude of this.
        Love what you do, still.
        Love you.

        Sincerely
        Kenneth

        1. Thank you Kenneth. I have to do a lot of walks, talks and ask so many questions and there have been many times I have had a piece of something and not understood and sometimes it took pursuing for several years before I found the piece that made it clear. And then from there, often that first thing grows into a deeper meaning… there are many levels to the mysteries of Heaven and we learn in part and know in part. Amen.

      2. Perhaps the discussion given in Gotquestions.org below regarding Old Testament indications of the Holy Trinity is more productive? Certainly many scriptures in the New Testament support the doctrine.

        (From Gotquestions.org):
        The word Trinity is not used in the Bible, but the doctrine of the tri-unity of God is clearly taught in the New Testament. The Old Testament does not explicitly teach the doctrine, but the concept of the Trinity is hinted at in certain places. We could say that the Old Testament lays a foundation for the later revelation concerning the Trinity.

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in the Hebrew concept of plurality in unity:

        Deuteronomy 6:4 is a verse that seems, at first, to wholly negate the doctrine of the Trinity: “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one.” (Interestingly, the singular Yahweh is coupled with the plural Elohim in this verse.) The word translated “one” is ehad, which means “one” or “unity”; however, the word is also used in other contexts to suggest a plurality within unity. For example, the word ehad also appears in Genesis 2:24, which considers two persons as one: “[A man] is joined to his wife, and the two are united into one [ehad]” (NLT). Obviously, the husband and wife are distinct persons, but they are called “one”—there is diversity within the unity.

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in the names for God:

        The very fact that God reveals Himself using multiple names in the Old Testament could be a clue pointing to His triune nature. Two of the names show up right away: Elohim in Genesis 1:1, and Yahweh in Genesis 2:4. Some scholars believe the multiple names for God imply a diversity within the Godhead.

        One of the Hebrew names for “God” in our Bible, Elohim, is plural in form. The -im suffix is plural, and elohim, when not referring to the One True God, is translated as “gods” (plural) in Scripture. The plural form of a name for the One God could be seen as implying a perfect unity of Persons and is certainly consistent with the New Testament teaching of the Trinity.

        Adonai, translated in our Bibles as “Lord,” occurs about 300 times in the Old Testament. This title for God is also plural. One writer comments on the word Adonai, “It is significant that it is almost always in the plural and possessive, meaning ‘my Lords.’ It confirms the idea of a trinity as found also in the name of Elohim” (Stone, Nathan, The Names of God, Moody Publishers, 2010, p. 35).

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in the appearances of the Angel of the Lord:

        In several places, the Old Testament records encounters with someone called “the Angel of the Lord.” This supernatural presence speaks as if He is God, identifies Himself with God, and exercises the responsibilities of God. For example, in Genesis 16:10, the Angel of the Lord says to Hagar, “I will increase your descendants so much that they will be too numerous to count.” Of course, God is the One who blesses Ishmael, but it’s the Angel of the Lord who personally makes the promise to his mother.

        The same Angel of the Lord appears to Abraham and assumes the role of God, saying, “Now I know that you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son, your only son” (Genesis 22:12, emphasis added ). See also Exodus 3:2; Judges 2:1–4; 5:23; 6:11–24; 13:3–22; 2 Samuel 24:16; Zechariah 1:12; 3:1; 12:8. In several passages, those who see the Angel of the Lord fear for their lives because they had “seen the Lord.” It’s clear that the Angel of the Lord was no mere angel. Viewed through the lens of the New Testament teaching of the Trinity, it’s easy to conclude that the Angel of the Lord could be a pre-incarnate appearance of Christ.

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in its descriptions of the Spirit of God:

        The post-exilic Levites speak of the Spirit of God as being sent by God and speaking for God: “You also gave Your good Spirit to instruct them” (Nehemiah 9:20, NKJV); and “For many years you were patient with them. By your Spirit you warned them through your prophets” (Nehemiah 9:30). Both verses seem to make a distinction between God and another personality called the Spirit of God. See also Isaiah 48:16 and Isaiah 63:10.

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in God’s self-references:

        Most of the time, God speaks of Himself using singular pronouns (e.g., Exodus 33:19; Hosea 11:9); at other times, He uses plural pronouns:

        “Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness’” (Genesis 1:26, emphasis added).

        “And the LORD God said, ‘The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil’” (Genesis 3:22, emphasis added).

        As sinful humanity was erecting the tower of Babel, God said, “Come, let Us go down and confuse their language” (Genesis 11:7, BSB, emphasis added).

        In Isaiah 6:8, God refers to Himself in both singular and plural terms: “Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?’” (emphasis added).

        We could assume that, in each of the above passages, God is simply using the majestic plural to emphasize His power and greatness. Or we could also assume that there’s something more going on—viz., that these statements hint at discrete personalities existing as a unified whole.

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in Messianic passages:

        In Psalm 110:1, David writes, “The LORD said to my Lord, ‘Sit at My right hand, Till I make Your enemies Your footstool’” (NKJV). Here is an example of Yahweh speaking to Adonai and giving Him the place of highest honor in heaven. Jesus pointed to this psalm as proof that the Christ is more than David’s descendant—He is the pre-existent Lord and much greater than David (Matthew 22:41–45).

        Another Messianic prophecy is found in Psalm 45:6–7: “Your throne, O God, will last for ever and ever; a scepter of justice will be the scepter of your kingdom. You love righteousness and hate wickedness; therefore God, your God, has set you above your companions by anointing you with the oil of joy.” The psalmist, addressing Elohim, suddenly speaks of “your God” who honors and anoints the Addressee.

        The doctrine of the Trinity finds support in the Old Testament in the repetition of God’s qualities or His name:

        In Isaiah 6:3, the angels surrounding God praise Him as being “holy, holy, holy.” The threefold repetition expresses the intensity and completeness of God’s holiness. Some scholars also infer from the angels’ words an expression of the triune nature of God, as the three Persons of the Godhead are each equal in holiness and majesty.

        Similarly, we have a threefold repetition of God’s name in Numbers 6:24–26:
        “The Lord bless you
        and keep you;
        the Lord make his face shine on you
        and be gracious to you;
        the Lord turn his face toward you
        and give you peace.”
        The blessing’s appeal to “the Lord . . . the Lord . . . the Lord” is seen by some scholars as providing a glimpse of the Trinity.

        In many ways, the Old Testament gives a preview of the New Testament’s fuller revelation, including the doctrine of God as a triune Being. While the Trinity is not clearly seen in the Old Testament, there are certainly indicators of that truth.

        1. “Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness’” (Genesis 1:26, emphasis added). In the book of Melchizedek it explains the three whose image man is made from… and it is God Yahweh and Elohim, the Holy Spirit the Mother of all creation and tree of life, and the Son of God who we call Jesus. Adonei is also another name of the Son of God who we call Jesus. I find the Gotquestions.org is nothing more than an A.I. ap that gleans info from the cyber data bases. It is a search tool that gleans mans ideas. There is much more than a trinity in the heavenly realm. We have Arch Angels and numerous other creation such as Cherubim. You can’t rely on A.I. for the truth of God’s word. Just for a reference point of searching what is said on the internet the most. Check out the origine of the ap. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gotquestions.gqandapp.spanish&pli=1

          Just saying… it isn’t the ultimate source. It is a man source. Smile. Search with the Holy Spirit leading you in all things.

  7. Dianne… Caz Taylor here. I have communicated with you before, and have read your writings for quite some time … always interesting. Today kind of threw me. I have never heard of these multiple Torahs before. My wife and I are studying the Torah through Moses. Where did you get this information and where would I find the writings published? I looked on Amazon, ha ha. I am interested in learning more about these other Torahs!

    1. They were found among the Dead Sea Scrolls. The Book of Melchizedek. They cross reference with the words of the prophets and books like Enoch, Jasher, and Jubilees. They match the teachings of Jesus. The translation with Martin Abegg is the best and truest translations, in my opinion. As they were among the ones who were first allowed to translate from the scrolls upon their release by the Vatican who had confiscated them. https://www.amazon.com/Dead-Sea-Scrolls-New-Translation/dp/006076662X There were earlier Dead Sea Scroll books released, but the link here is the one that included more transcribed scrolls. I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Abegg back when that particular book was just released and asking many questions. (He was glad that I brought it to the lecture as he had not received a copy yet from the publisher and he was able to show it to the people.) There is a page of Melchizedek in that book (11Q13 ) a scroll from the bounded set of scrolls, that shows how it cross references with the words of the prophets and Jesus. The scroll itself, has been transcribed by others and here is a PDF of it. https://edification.cjccf.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/The-Book-of-Melchizedek.pdf At the time of publishing the book I attached a link to, they had not completed the rest of the transcribing yet. When we read Hebrews, and the little bit of information of Melchizedek and Abraham tithing to him a tenth of the spoils of the war, we are not told the details. Mainly because or so I believe, the details were known in the other books.

      It was just as Enoch had been shown and he told Methusaleh, that the books would be hidden until the final generation and those who find them shall be blessed. When we put the four torah’s together, we have all the teachings and covenants from Adam, to Enoch, to Melchizedek, to Noah, To Abraham and all generations after Abraham shall be blessed. Jesus came to fulfill the Torah not to change it. Jesus told us this.

  8. I was on fire inside in my youth , I would say I’m burning hotter then everyone around me, the passion I have, I didn’t understand why. I would also say that I am Jesus, and people didn’t get it, but I felt like I was Gods son I was truly special, and I’d say, we are all the sons of God. But I understood that we all are special but people around me weren’t burning inside like I was I didn’t understand why. I would say help others to help yourself, they didn’t get it. I meant that by giving you are receiving. I felt all those things and didn’t know why. I see now, now I get it.

    https://soundcloud.com/thesoundsailer/27-what-burns-inside-of-you

  9. Whoa…., Dianne! I listened to the video regarding the false belief in the trinity. I have never seen the three as One but I have not taken it to the conclusion that christianity is a false religion. However, the implication is hard to miss. Help!!!! TY for making us think!

    1. The truth is still in our Bible, it’s just that you have to find one that doesn’t mince words in translations. Like the Aramaic translation. Otherwise it is a hunt and translation check when things sound off. Jesus told us the truth. Man’s interpretations appear to be nothing more than opinions like in a Dem run congress.

    2. The first clue to manmade dogma is in the merging of Roman Religion and its Gods with the teachings of Jesus. Right off the bat they went against the words of our Lord. Call NO MAN FATHER FOR ONE IS YOUR FATHER IN HEAVEN. There is no God on earth… and Constantine made himself the God on earth… in his role as the Pope. No one was allowed to read the word except theologians. It was written and spoken in Latin so few understood what was being said. It was filled with rituals and not the teachings of Jesus. Baby’s being baptized, and fish hats like the priests of Ninevah… and the priests of Baal also wore the same sort of hats. Compare the priests of Baal with the Papacy.

      1. I tend to believe most of those have been removed and the public figures are 2.0, Ai and CGIs.
        Ever notice most of Central Casting always wear a button up shirt and tie? Is that just protocol or is it to hide their mask lines so they don’t look like Aunt Maxine Waters?

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