Truth in Genesis: Misunderstanding salvation, false doctrine of the trinity, the translation error in Matthew 28
One thing that is generally not understood by gentiles, is that salvation was not primarily made for them. Yes, they read that “salvation is unto the Jew first, and also for the Greek.” But that is not completely accurate.
Salvation, which is redemption from sin and Satan, was provided because of the Jews.
We, as gentiles, are simply allowed to climb aboard for the ride. Yet gentiles have tried to set policy, and make up their own rules, such as “water baptism is not necessary.” That is a big fat lie. Another is the foolish formula of “the sinner’s prayer.” But it’s not biblical, and no one has ever obtained salvation that way.
Baptism of Christ by Francesco Albani circi 1600
Who instituted pouring and sprinkling as a substitute for water immersion? Sinful gentiles.
Another roadblock, and Satan’s most successful lie, has been the false doctrine of the trinity.
Again, it was invented by gentiles. Constantine did not invite any Jews to assist in formulating (so called) Christian doctrine, at the Council of 325 AD. That gathering was a bunch of sinful, polytheistic, occult worshipping gentiles, establishing a new state “universal” religion. They instead put together a mixture of 40% of known Christianity, and 60% Babylonian sun worship, where Mary (Isis) is headlined, and not Jesus.
The Catholics also made changes to Matthew 28:19. It originally was written in Hebrew, and the nation of Israel has the (early) copied manuscript in a locked vault.
Also take note that King James (I) of England, made the big mistake of having gentiles translating the Old Testament from Hebrew texts, when it should have been Jewish scholars doing the translating into (old) English. Therefore, since sinful gentiles did it, we have copy errors.
A Jewish “friend” of Christianity managed to get temporary access to the vault to photocopy certain parts of the handwritten texts, one of them being the last part of the book of Matthew.
Below is what the Catholic regime changed the wording to, to help legitimize their polytheistic doctrine:
Matt 28:
18 And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. 19 Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: 20 Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Amen.
Now, read the original Hebrew Mathew below, before the Catholics changed it. The book did not have chapters and verses then, but I’ll format the text into such:
Ch 28:
- Yeshua drew near to them and said to them: “To me has been given all power in the heavens and on the earth.” 19 “Go ye and invite all the people to believe in my name and to do my words 20 “and ye watch over them to confirm all the words which I commanded ye for the everlasting ones.
