Why does nobody talk about this? Excuses of wolves dismantled: he who asks for love without justice wants to cover his wickedness. Word of Zeus (Satan): ‘Blessed are those who renounce the tenderness of a wife to find glory in the light of my face’.

How can you fight the devil while loving your enemy, if the devil is the enemy? //65

They no longer worship my image but his’, Zeus //11

CHRONOLOGY OF THE USURPATION OF THE MESSAGE //443

CHRONOLOGY OF THE USURPATION OF THE MESSAGE

The differences between Saint Peter and the Popes. //57

The differences between Saint Peter and the Popes.

The goddess Athena, the god Mars, and the god Jupiter: they are gods of peoples foreign to the people of Jehovah, the God of the righteous. Where God said to the righteous, His people: ‘I have set enmity between the righteous and the unrighteous (Genesis 3:15; Proverbs 29:27): eye for eye against the enemy (Deuteronomy 19:16–21); never take vengeance on the righteous, the righteous is your friend; if he wronged you, it was through ignorance or without intention,’ Rome said to all: ‘Offer the other eye to your unjust enemy, offer the other cheek to those who hate you without cause, and never take vengeance on them (Matthew 5:38–39).’ Where God said to the righteous, His people: ‘You shall have no other gods before Me; do not pray to created beings; do not give honor to any carved image, they are not necessary at all. Shall I, the one who made the eye, not see without those statues? Shall I, the one who made the ear, not hear without those sculptures? Those molten images are not my eyes nor my ears (Psalm 94:9; Habakkuk 2:18; Jeremiah 10:1–16),’ Rome, changing the name on the plaques of the statues of its ancient gods, said: ‘Have these gods, pray to their images; direct your prayer to these intercessors because God cannot hear without them; kneel before them. Moreover, they are not gods foreign to God: look at the names we have given them, they are servants of God. They will deliver your prayer to God so that God may attend to it. Do not forget to leave the money for the sacrament; keeping these statues clean has a cost. If you want our gods to cleanse your recurring sins with us, give us the money to clean their temples and statues…’ By praying to statues, people do the same thing that ancient peoples did with their gods: to plead before their images. Therefore, even if they claim that they only worship God and that they only venerate the images, in practice they are worshiping those molten images as their gods; implicitly, in that way they say to them: ‘You are our gods,’ just as was prophesied in Isaiah 42:17. //80

The commandments of God were not only ten; moreover, they have omitted the most important commandment for punishing those who violate the one that says: ‘You shall not kill’—the death penalty for murderers, for which God assigned executioners. This does not mean that I support everything contained in the law attributed to Moses, for if the Roman Empire appropriated the texts of the religion it hated, I do not doubt that it altered much of the original message. Justice, the death penalty… and the mystery of the ‘Ten Commandments.’ Why were we told that there were only 10 commandments of God, including this commandment? Exodus 20:13: ‘You shall not kill.’ But excluding this other commandment: Exodus 21:14: ‘But if a man acts presumptuously against his neighbor and kills him with premeditation, you shall take him even from My altar, that he may die.’ Why, in the list of commandments, did they replace one of the commandments—the one that orders not to give honor to images, including statues—with only: ‘You shall love God above all things’? Exodus 20:5: ‘You shall not bow down to them nor honor them.’ When someone commits an atrocious crime, they oppose the death penalty for the criminal by saying that God said: ‘You shall not kill.’ Then they ask you to kneel every Sunday before their images. The Roman Empire did not desire justice; it was hostile to it and altered many of its messages in its councils. That is why the Bible also denies ‘an eye for an eye’ (Matthew 5:38–39). //77

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