You Can't Come To Christ When You Worship The Anti-Christ Of The Church

You can't come to the Christ, when you embrace the doctrines of pagan Rome. In the words of John Wesley: "that fatal period when the Emperor Constantine called himself a Christian; From this time onward - the Christians had no more of the Spirit of Christ than the heathens...." (Wesley's Works, vol 7, Sermon 89, pp. 26-27). Quoting from Jesus The Anti-Christ http://BrotherOfJesus.org#JesusTheAntiChrist 

The question being posed is whether the Jesus promoted by the Church as God-Incarnate is the same as the Jesus who walked the face of the earth in the first century. When the fourth century Church changed the words spoken by God to mankind at the time when Jesus was baptized in the Jordan -- with the original words of God stating of Jesus that "Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee"  (see The Corruption Of The Words Of God http://BrotherOfJesus.org#CorruptionOfGodsWords  ) -- wherein, what God was stating that the mind of the man Jesus became Anointed (Messiah/Christ) for the first time at his baptism -- and that Jesus accomplished this Anointing by fulfilling the Law within his own body, mind and spirit. And this process of fulfilling the Law within one's self, is exactly what Jesus taught to his original followers (see The Law Of The Gospels http://TheLawOfTheGospels.com  ). The words that God spoke to mankind were replaced with "Thou are my Son, in thee I am well pleased" -- the result was that the religion associated with the Gospel teachings of Jesus became corrupted and totally man-made. The whole purpose of the Gospel teachings as personified in the quotation of Hippolytus which reflected the original teachings of the Ebionite Nazirene followers and disciples of Jesus that he (Jesus) was a Holy Man who "...was justified by fulfilling the Law" (see The Ebionite Nazirenes http://OriginalGospel.Ebionite.com#Ebionite  ) -- and that "...Had any one else fulfilled the commandments of the Law, he would have been the Christ, for they assert that our Lord Himself was a man in like sense with all humanity" -- portrays the reality that ANYONE who fulfills the Law will become the Anointed Son of God (see Jesus Taught To Become The Christ http://TheLawOfTheGospels.com#BecomeTheChrist ).

That the purpose of the Original Gospel teachings was a catalyst that enabled all of mankind to arise to become the Anointed (Messiah/Christ) by fulfilling the Law within their own mind and being, by picking up their own cross and travailing in TheWay (see The Cross You Must Bear To Your Own Crucifixion  http://TheLawOfOctaves.com#TheCross  ), is an entirely different religious path than what is taught and embraced by the Church today. With the corruption of the words spoken by God, all believers began to worship their brother Jesus -- thereby failing to imitate Jesus as a pattern for their own lives. If Jesus was God incarnate as declared by the fourth century Church of Constantine, then Jesus never would have said: "Go instead to my brothers and tell them, 'I am returning to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God'" (John 20:17). If Jesus was God, then he never could have stated to his disciples that "'I am returning to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God'".

That the historical Jesus was a true holy man who became the Anointed (Messiah/Christ) by fulfilling the Royal Law within his own mind and being as declared in the quotation of Hippolytus that the original Ebionite Nazirene followers and disciples of Jesus affirmed that he (Jesus) "...was justified by fulfilling the Law" (see The Ebionite Nazirenes http://OriginalGospel.Ebionite.com#Ebionite  ), portrays an entirely different Jesus than the one promoted by the Church. Further, the very words attributed to Jesus totally refutes the dogma of Constantine when he stated: "They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance" (Mark 2:17). And as a physician, Jesus did not come for the salvation of those who are Whole, but only for those who are sick and in need of a physician. And in total opposition to Church dogma, what this also means is that at the time the historical man Jesus walked the face of the earth, there existed people who he portrayed as "whole [and] righteous" who did not need Jesus the physician. Jesus openly states that his mission as a spiritual physician is not for them, because they achieved the necessary Wholeness without him. Does everyone need Jesus as the modern Christian maintains? While Jesus himself said that those who had achieved Wholeness did not need him as a spiritual physician -- i.e., "They that are whole have no need of the physician..." -- and that with effort, all of mankind is capable of achieving a condition that Jesus portrayed as "whole [and] righteous", which means that these people who did achieve Wholeness, were not sick, and in Jesus' own words were not in need of him (Jesus) as a physician to heal them. Which means that the whole foundation of modern Church dogma is man-made and in error. And in the same way that the Jews lacked Wholeness because they were led by the blind-guide Pharisees, belief in the Jesus-god of Constantine causes modern Christians to be "sick" and unable to come to the Christ.

How does a person become Whole? Not by adopting a system of static-belief and worshiping your brother as if he were your Father. In the fourth century when the Roman Emperor Constantine became Christian, the very foundation of the Gospel teachings were changed and corrupted. A person becomes Whole through the process of transformational growth and development -- and this is why the original Gospel teachings were founded upon the pre-existent Soul that evolves to Wholeness and Perfection over the course of many lives (see The Pre-Nicene Position Of The Church On Reincarnation https://brotherofyeshua.blogspot.com/2022/04/the-pre-nicene-position-of-church-on.html   ). But with the adoption of the Jesus-god of Constantine, the doctrines of the Church were converted to belief, instead of living the necessary transformative mindset and lifestyle of following by picking up one's own cross and travailing in TheWay. With the adoption of the Mithraic doctrine of Original Sin (see The Original Sin Of The Church http://CausalFactor.Nazirene.org#OriginalSinOfTheChurch  ), it was dogmatically impossible for man to become Whole -- and all of mankind was consigned to mere belief in the Jesus-god of Constantine.

If you, as a believer, embrace the dogma of Constantine that all that is required of you is to believe that Jesus was God incarnate, then this man-made doctrine of belief will inhibit and even derail your spiritual progress in accord with the original Gospel teachings. When you begin your spiritual journey under the premise that you have fulfilled the commandments of the Law by virtue of your static belief in a false portrayal of the historical man Jesus, then it will remain virtually impossible to make any spiritual progress beyond that point. The Gospel account of Jesus declares: "Truly, truly, I tell you, whoever believes in Me will also do the works that I am doing. He will do even greater things than these" (John 14:12) -- and this can only be fulfilled and understood in accord with the original positions of those who walked and talked daily with the man Jesus that he was in “...supernatural union of a man and God... In their eyes, Jesus of Nazareth was a mere mortal, the legitimate son of Joseph and Mary: but he was the best and wisest of the human race, selected as the worthy instrument to restore upon earth the worship of the true and supreme Deity. When he was baptized in the Jordan, the Christ, the first of the aeons, the Son of God himself, descended on Jesus in the form of a dove, to inhabit his mind, and direct his actions during the allotted period of his ministry” (Gibbon; The Decline & Fall of the Roman Empire, V.4, P.366).  Which historical statement of fact confirms the reality that "...Had any one else fulfilled the commandments of the Law, he would have been the Christ, for they assert that our Lord Himself was a man in like sense with all humanity". It is attested to at Acts 2:22 where Jesus is portrayed as "a man, attested to you by God" -- and this was demonstrated by God performing "mighty works and wonders and signs that God did through him in your midst". If Jesus was himself God incarnate as declared by the Emperor Constantine, then these words portraying Jesus as a man approved by God through the works and wonders that God did through him, never would have been presented in this manner. But even more important is the fact that if you embrace the Jesus of the Church as God incarnate, in contradistinction to the Holy Man Jesus who became the Anointed by fulfilling the Commandments of the Royal Law of God, then it will remain impossible for you to make any spiritual progress towards imitating the pattern of Jesus and becoming the Anointed Son of God as envisioned in accord with the Original Gospel teachings (see http://OriginalGospel.Ebionite.com  ).