PAGAN ROME
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PAPAL ROME
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| 1. The nativity of the sun of the
birth of Tammuz, December, 25. |
1. The nativity of Jesus, Christmas. December, 25. |
| 2. The midsummer festival held June
24th. |
2. The nativity of St. John held June 24th. |
| 3. The assumption of Semiramis who
became the mother goddess. |
3. The assumption of Mary who became the mother of God. |
| 4. The mother goddess worshipped as
the queen of heaven. Jer. 7:18. |
4. The virgin Mary worshipped as the queen of heaven. |
| 5. Cakes dedicated to the goddess
with a “T” drawn on them. Jer. 44:17, 19. |
5. Hot cross buns with a cross drawn on them. |
| 6. 40 days of fasting for Tammuz.
Eze 8:14. |
6. 40 days of Lent. |
| 7. The festival of Easter. Eze 8:14. |
7. The festival of Easter. |
| 8. The resurrection of Tammuz at
Easter and the procession of graven images during holy week. |
8. The procession of graven images of Jesus, Mary and Peter during holy week. |
| 9. The belief in immortality of the
soul and burning place of torment. |
9. The belief in immortality of the soul and burning place of torment. |
| 10. The doctrine of purgatory. |
10. The doctrine of purgatory. |
| 11. The belief of the dead visiting
the living. Feast held for in November. (All Souls Day). |
11. The festival of All Souls Day held November 2nd, All Saints Day held November 1st. |
| 12. Burning of incense. Isa 1:13;
Jer. 11:17; Eze 8:11. |
12. The burning of incense and candles. |
| 13. Chants and repetitious prayers.
Matt. 6:6. |
13. The Rosary, Hail Mary. |
| 14. The symbol of the cross as
symbol of sun worship. |
14. The crucifix. |
| 15. Amulets and idols to scare away
evil spirits. |
15. The wearing of crucifixes and images displayed for protection. |
| 16. The round disk wafer IHS symbol
of Isis, Horus, Seb, eaten as food for the soul. |
16. The wafer used in the eucharist is round with IHS engraved on it. |
| 17. Infant baptism, sprinkling holy
water. |
17. Infant baptism, sprinkling holy water. |
| 18. Necromancy. |
18. Mysticism. |
| 19. The first day of the week
Sunday, kept sacred to honour Baal. |
19. The change of Sabbath from Saturday (7th day of the week) to Sunday (1st day of the week). |
| 20. Pontifex Maximus name for Chief
head of the pagan Babylonian system of idolatry. |
20. Pontifex Maximus, one of the first names of the Pope. |
| 21. Janus and Cybelle, holders of
the keys to heaven and hell. |
21. The Pope claims to have the keys of Peter. |
| 22. The pagan high priest king
believed to be the incarnate of the sun god. |
22. The Pope pretends to be Christ’s Vicar here on earth. |
| 23. Offerings to appease the gods. |
23. Penance, indulgences, salvation by works. |
| 24. Houses for the virgin priestess,
to be employed at pagan temples. |
24. Nuns. |
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The Roman Church proudly boasts that it has the God given Authority to institute holy days, to change God's Holy Commandments and to teach as doctrine the traditions of man. |
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"Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching
for doctrines the commandments of men." Mark 7:7. |
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