Jerome was appointed by Damasus, the Bishop of Rome, to compile the New Testament at the end of the 4th CAD. The aim was to bring forth a text that the various branches of the Catholic organisation established by Constantine in 325 AD could use for conformity. The emperor invented Jesus Christ, which is verified in Revelation 13:13-18. Until that time no one knew about the religion or the prophet.
As there was no Christ there were also no apostles. The vision that showed me that Constantine is 666 led me to research his life and times. It happens that he was an Amorite, born of the Amors who built Roma (Reverse Amor). Their first Capital was Babylon and they worshiped the sun star, Mari, which means ‘mother’s powerful eye’. This image was produced when the sun passed behind an aperture, such as a hole in a rock held aloft on a pole.
When told to research the origin of the cross it was a vision of the people on a hill top gazing towards such an image that gave me the answer. The sun’s rays divide into the seven colours of the rainbow and form perpetually moving circles in an outward direction. Central to it is the right-angled cross.
It was while researching this that the ritual of men dying on crosses to marry Mary and become Father Gods in heaven was unearthed. The Catholic fathers thought this knowledge was buried but the Spirit had secret hiding places to record it. One such location is language and the first symbols of speech. Another is archaeology where ancient societies practiced the ritual and left images of it in rock art, such as in Scandinavia where men are depicted rising upwards on the circle/cross symbol or kite. They have huge erect penises showing their ability to fertilise Mother God.
Fray José of Spain was appointed by Philip II to write about Jerome’s life and times. He had access to the Vatican archives and was able to compile an accurate record of the authorship of the New Testament. Jerome wrote in his letters and diaries how he compiled the work from the writing around the empire. Never once did he mention disciples.
Jerome confessed to taking the order of mass, festivals, calendar, instruments and the laws from the Imperial Roman religion and applying them to the Catholic Church. As the book of Matthew contains some of those laws it is unlikely to have been written by anyone other than him. It is a reproduction of the life of Krishna (Chrishna) from which the term Christian may have come. He is the third person of the Vedic Trinity which the NT has applied throughout.
The OT denies there are any other beings beside the one Spirit God, Isaiah 45:4-8.
Ezekiel 22:25,26 details the conspiracy against God and the profanity engaged in. The evidence against the New Testament is proof enough that the work is one of fiction based on myths from other sources.
