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THE CONSPIRACY THAT ENTHRONED THE HARLOT ON MANY WATERS
Many of you can trace ancestors back to severe persecutions of this sort. The Council of Nicea was another of a different kind, sponsored by a pagan emperor, and a church presided over by a pope, and his bishops. Heaven only knows how many true believers" were branded as heretics at these councils. The Catholic councils doing the "branding" were sponsored by the biggest heretics of all.
If you were an evangelist in a Muslim city, would you get a fair trial, with a kangaroo court, forged documents etc? Then why has the church for hundreds of years assumed that the Council at Nicea, with a pagan Emperor as Council president, (Who was not baptized a "Christian"...till many years later) and pope presiding over the bishops of the day, would render a fair verdict?
Would it bother you to know that at least one signer of the Nicean
Creed in 325 A.D. was an Arian heretic? Did you know that Emporor Constantine
who called the Council of Nicea to help cement his fragmented kingdom together,
was baptized by the leading proponent of the very heresy that the council was
called to depose? Arian and Arianism! Read the following article by http://www.faithinschools.org:
Eusebius of Nicomedia (d c 341 CE), probably a native of Syria, was consecrated bishop of Berytus, bishop of Nicomedia (shortly before 318), and bishop of Constantinople (338).
He supported Arius' teachings against Alexander of Alexandria and represented Arianism at the Council of Nicaea (325). Although Eusebius opposed the use of the term homoousias in the Nicene Creed, he nonetheless agreed to sign the document. Shortly afterwards, he recanted and was exiled by Constantine to Gaul. He was recalled from exile in 328 and immediately led a reaction against the faith of Nicaea (328-341) that succeeded in having many supporters of Nicaea--including Athanasius in 335--deposed. In 337, he baptized Constantine in Nicomedia. Eusebius died around 341, while ruling over a synod in Antioch. Only three of his letters have been preserved.
Eusebius not only supported Arias
teaching, he even represented Arianism at the Council of
Nicea in 325 A.D. Eusebius claimed the "Nicean Creed" was based on "his
own personal creed."
What other "heretical friends" did Constantine pay to sign
the Nicean creed? Church, forget the formula's and creeds. If that council at
Nicea had included the 7 Spirits of God (Rev. 5:6)in their calculations
of who God is, we'd be calling this by the name of some other "mystery" of
Mystery Babylon---But we wouldn't be calling it the trinity.From talking
to many of you, I know you really believe in one God with various modes of
manifestations. Centuries ago, to make sure none of us escaped out of "Mystery
Babylon" the mother of all harlots, the councils labeled this "modal
monarchianism;"calling it yet another "heresy." Or the belief of one God or
King with various manifestations.
How many of you don't even believe that the Father is the Spirit? He's in
Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ is in Him. (John 14:10) By "one" Spirit we
are baptized into "one body." Read the bible!
Though Constantine
claimed to have been a Christian, he murdered a wife and son, and was not
baptized till shortly before he died. Constantine was not the friend of
Christianity' but an emporor more diabolical than Diocletian; who fed
believers to lions and turned Christians into human torches to light the city of
Rome. For 2000 years, Rome has reigned as part of that "Mystery Babylon"
enthroned on many waters,(Rev. 18:2) it's tentacles reaching into most
denominations. Dimming people's vision and causing them to brand as heretics,
all that disagree and have escaped. The majority of churches during the
Reformation Movement, mixed bible truth with "Belial," (mixture)contrary to the
warning in 2 Cor. 6:15; and did not submit themselves to the apostles
doctrine,found in scripture in Acts 2:38; which is where the church had it's
apostolic beginning. They retained instead, some form of man-made traditional
thinking, and camped, forming yet another new "denomination." Some did
this in ignorance, some as renegades...The stradegy is this: Testing others by
"creedal-orthodoxy,"after the Council of Nicea, was a means of hiding the
fact that most ministers after that time did not submit themselves to the
3-point test of "the apostles doctrine" on the Day of Pentecost. (Acts 2:38)
Don't go to Nicea, as a basis for doctrine, but to the holy scriptures
themselves.
Nicea's "begotten not made formula---" remains part of the
"Mystery" for Jesus Christ was both begotten and made. He is fully God
and fully man: The God-Man
Lesson # 1 When you attend a conference or a council-- take your bible with you! Then you won't sign into "creed" a big lie that lives on for hundreds of years with your signature on it. Jesus was truly the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth. (John 1:14) He was also as the Apostle Paul puts it under divine inspiration in Galatians 4:4 states, "Made of a woman, made under the law."Are you looking for a church to attend? Line up their "doctrinal statement with Acts 2:38. For "If the foundations be destroyed, what shall the righteous do? (Psalm 11:3)
This gospel that was preached to the first non-Christian
people in the days of the founding of the early church is this.
