The lamb and the wolf disguised as a lamb react differently when offered meat. The false prophet: ‘No miracle after bowing before the statue? If you have faith as a mustard seed, you’d get the miracle… Try again—with double faith but triple donation’. Too many coincidences.

Did God Forbid the Death Penalty? The Ten Commandments Examined //59

1st: They Label You a Sinner | 2nd: They Sell You Baptism | 3rd: They Keep You Sinning and Paying //52

The false prophet and the business of faith: ‘Fill my pockets and harvest empty promises’ //48

The account of Jesus’ resurrection does not align with the prophecies. //82

Would Christ ask for the same thing as the Devil? In Matthew 4:9, Satan said to Jesus: ‘All this I will give you if you fall down and worship me.’ In verse 10, Jesus replied: ‘Away with you, Satan! For it is written: You shall worship Jehovah your God, and Him only you shall serve.’ Did Jesus ever say: ‘It is I whom you must worship’? Deuteronomy 6:13 says: ‘You shall fear Jehovah your God, and Him only you shall serve, and by His name you shall swear.’ The Roman Empire falsified both the images of Jesus and the purpose attributed to Him. Its inconsistencies are not only in its images—where they do not show Jesus, but their own god (Jupiter/Zeus)—but also in its altered message. For example, in the account of the miracle of the lepers: of the ten who were healed, only one returned and fell at Jesus’ feet, giving glory to God. Then Jesus said: ‘Were there not ten cleansed? Where are the nine? Was no one found to return and give glory to God except this foreigner?’ (Luke 17:11–19). Would Christ allow men to fall at His feet as an act of worship, asking for the same thing as the Devil? Consider also this contradiction: Hebrews 1:6 says: ‘Let all the angels of God worship Him,’ while Psalm 97:7 says: ‘Worship Jehovah, all you gods.’ According to Deuteronomy 4:15–19, Jehovah was not shown in any form, to prevent idolatry. These images and contradictory messages are presented as evidence of a religious falsification within the Bible itself. //59

Do you prefer tradition or do you prefer truth? Have you ever in your life read this? Habakkuk 2:18: ‘What is the use of the carved image that its maker has carved? The molten image that teaches lies, so that the maker trusts in his own work by making mute images?’ The lie is not taught by the image, but by the one who uses it to repeat to you the lies of the empire that turned religious images into a business. Their lies are: ‘Love your enemies.’ Are extortionists your friends? Does it sound logical to you that the messenger of justice said: ‘Love the extortionists’? Every day we see how they kill unjustly. Is it not the Devil who asks that we tolerate them? Is it not the Devil who defends them from ‘an eye for an eye’ with lies? Exactly: it was not Jesus who rejected ‘an eye for an eye’; it was the Roman Empire that did so, but it told us that he did it. The empire killed him, but lied by saying that they were forgiven by him. The same empire that renamed the images of its gods: Minerva as Mary, Zeus as Jesus, Mars as Michael. The question is simple: are you going to keep repeating… or are you going to start questioning? Word of Satan: ‘God was mistaken when He said life for life against the murderer. He sent me to say: Do not condemn them to death, that is now a sin.’ Word of Satan: ‘If you do not bless those who curse you, you curse my teachings and you curse me; then I will also curse you on the day of judgment, saying: Depart from me, you cursed; go into the eternal fire prepared for the Devil and his angels…’ (When Satan mixes what he teaches with what he attacked in anger, his sermon becomes incoherent and is exposed as absurd.) //92

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