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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2022 · 1H 37M

YAHUSHUA the MESSIAH and the Birth of the Pagan Christ

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Hello Brothers and Sisters, Friends and enemies I would like to begin this broadcast with the statement (there is nothing new under the sun...) because the fact remains that since the time of YAHUSHUA the Messiah there has always been the spirit of discord. This spirit of discord causes confusion, conflict and chaos and it will constantly test the faith and patience of YAH's chosen few. In this broadcast I will discuss the root of this discord and I hope to give you a better over-standing about where this chaos comes from. Today's message is entitled ( Yahushua the Messiah and the birth of the pagan Christ). I first want to begin with a little history 4th century 325 AD, exactly 1696 years ago. At this time there was a political event called the first Council of Nicaea. For those of you whom are not familiar with this Council here is a quick overview. Constantine I was the Roman emperor from 306 to 337 he stands out among others because he was the first Roman emperor to convert to Christianity. Constantine I was born Flavius Valerius Constantinus he is know in Roman Catholic history as Saint Constantine the Great.

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