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And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals, and I heard, as it were the noise of thunder, one of the four beasts saying, Come and see. And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer. ...
Christianity and Christ should never be confused. Christ is totally different from Christianity, so whenever you want to understand Christ, go directly and immediately – not via Rome, then you will never understand Christ.
(OSHO)
The MYTH of the Fall of the Roman Empire!! The Holy Bible is the only book in the world where the future is given in ADVANCE....None of the founders of the major world religions dared make any prophecies about what will come to pass in the future, because they were all charlatans and fakes, like the 'wise men' of Babylon.
Most children in school are told that the Western Roman Empire fell to the barbarians in 476 A.D., and that the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine) fell in 1453 A.D. It is a DOGMA that is held as firmly as the moving earth. A British author named Edward Gibbon (1737-1794), greatly perpetuated this myth in his massive tome entitled: The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Gibbon ended the Western Empire in 476 and the Eastern Empire in 1453. It is a MYTH and falsehood because it contradicts the infallible Word of God.
This so-called first 'Christian' Emperor waged savage warfare by land and sea to be sole Emperor of Rome. Licinius was murdered along with his son, even after he surrendered to Constantine, with a promise to spare his life.
Emperor Constantine 'rescued' the Christians from persecution!! The idea of a Roman Emperor 'rescuing' Christians from persecution seems incongruous but that is exactly what happened. Emperor Constantine defeated his rival Maxentius at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge and proclaimed religious toleration for all.
Constantine was always very ambiguous when he mentioned the divinity that he served....This was done to gain favor and acceptance with pagans and Christians in order to unite then with his new ecumenical religion whose sign or symbol was the cross. Battle of Milvian Bridge outside Rome in 312 A.D. With the defeat of Maxentius—Roman Emperor in the West—Constantine began to merge Christianity with paganism. His triumphal arch mentions The Divinity as giving him victory . . . it says nothing about JESUS!!
http://www.reformation.org/pope-constantine.html
(OSHO)
The MYTH of the Fall of the Roman Empire!! The Holy Bible is the only book in the world where the future is given in ADVANCE....None of the founders of the major world religions dared make any prophecies about what will come to pass in the future, because they were all charlatans and fakes, like the 'wise men' of Babylon.
Most children in school are told that the Western Roman Empire fell to the barbarians in 476 A.D., and that the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine) fell in 1453 A.D. It is a DOGMA that is held as firmly as the moving earth. A British author named Edward Gibbon (1737-1794), greatly perpetuated this myth in his massive tome entitled: The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Gibbon ended the Western Empire in 476 and the Eastern Empire in 1453. It is a MYTH and falsehood because it contradicts the infallible Word of God.
This so-called first 'Christian' Emperor waged savage warfare by land and sea to be sole Emperor of Rome. Licinius was murdered along with his son, even after he surrendered to Constantine, with a promise to spare his life.
Emperor Constantine 'rescued' the Christians from persecution!! The idea of a Roman Emperor 'rescuing' Christians from persecution seems incongruous but that is exactly what happened. Emperor Constantine defeated his rival Maxentius at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge and proclaimed religious toleration for all.
Constantine was always very ambiguous when he mentioned the divinity that he served....This was done to gain favor and acceptance with pagans and Christians in order to unite then with his new ecumenical religion whose sign or symbol was the cross. Battle of Milvian Bridge outside Rome in 312 A.D. With the defeat of Maxentius—Roman Emperor in the West—Constantine began to merge Christianity with paganism. His triumphal arch mentions The Divinity as giving him victory . . . it says nothing about JESUS!!
http://www.reformation.org
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