Paul or Jesus? Paul was carefully positioned by Satan to lead the masses astray. The Most High allowed it as a way to test HIS people. Satan’s plan has worked out rather well for him throughout the years, thanks to Paul. Notice how churchianity adores him and puts great focus in his teachings. Although, it remains to be seen who has the last laugh!
Was Saint Paul Related to Herod? 7 Reasons Paul was Herodian. Paul was originally a Herodian. By “Herodian” I mean that he seems to have connections with the family and court of the Herods. Theologically, Saul/Paul favored the theology of the Pharisees before his conversion but his family connections relate him to the inner circle of Herod Agrippa.
Open Your Eyes To Paul’s True Nationality He Was A Herodian Jew. Paulus (aka Saulus) claimed in his letters in the Greek New Testament that he was of the tribe of Benjamin (Phil 3:5), but the historian Josephus exposes this as not being true. This article will demonstrate that Paulus/Saulus was in fact a member of the Herodian royal family. The Herodians were Idumean (Edomites) who converted to Judaism and embraced the identity of the tribe of Benjamin.
Paul Defeats Jesus’ Physical Kingdom By Spiritualizing It Away. Paul’s Hijacking of Jesus’ Gospel of the Kingdom would not be complete without his hijacking of the covenant system. He accomplished this by converting all of the literal aspects if Jesus’ teachings, and turning them into “SPIRITUAL” pufferies of a kingdom that would no longer be considered literal, but spiritual. A kingdom in your mind only. This is all part and parcel of his rehabilitation of Jesus from a failed apocalyptic preacher to that of a mediatorial sacrifice who was never meant to establish a literal kingdom but whose kingdom would be spiritual.
Paul’s Use of Thesis, Anti-thesis, & Synthesis – Is Paul a Freemason? Are Churches Masonic Lodges?
Modern Christian Churches Are Covert Masonic Lodges / Temples. The article (transcript) argues that modern church buildings function as covert Masonic lodges, sharing identical philosophies, rituals, and structures with Freemasonry. The speaker examines Masonic texts and compares them to common church teachings, concluding that institutional Christianity has been heavily influenced by—or even designed as—a Masonic project.