Why The Christians Lost Their Hebraic
Roots?
In brief, this all came about through a
man called Constantine, who is identified as the first Pope. His
father was a Roman Emperor, and upon his death, Constantine took his
army and marched against Rome.
Constantine was a worshipper of Baal the sun god, and had the
support of the pagans. But he also needed the support of the
Christians in order to have the victory he desired.
A
sign in the form of a cross was shown to Constantine. He eventually
put it on the shield of his army. But this was not the symbol of the
cross of Jesus that represents the crucifixion of the Messiah. It
was the cross of Ankh, the symbol of the sun god. He gained the
support of the Christians then, and gained control of the throne.
He
professed to be a Christian, and began to sprinkle his soldiers with
water making them instant Christians. No repentance was required
thereby, yes, not even a confession of faith in Jesus as Messiah.
Constantine changed all the Biblical Feast days and took out
anything that was Jewish. He made himself the head of the Church,
but he remained a pagan sun worshipper until he died. He was never
born again and yet he changed the whole face of Christianity.
Since the end of first century AD, the Christian church had divorced
itself from its ties with Biblical Judaism causing many scriptures
to be wrongly interpreted. While many people are familiar with the
Greek interpretation of the scriptures, few have come to know about
their true spiritual roots and Hebraic heritage.