Council of Nicea

"For it is unbecoming beyond measure that on this holiest of festivals (Easter) we should follow the customs of the Hebrews. Henceforth let us have nothing in common with this odious people; our Savior has shown us another path. It would indeed be absurd if the Hebrews were able to boast that we are not in a position to celebrate the Passover without the aid of their rules. We ought not, therefore, to have anything in common with the Hebrews." ~The Council of Nicea rejects Hebraic roots, rejects Turah

"And I heard another voice from the shamayim saying, Come out of her, My people, lest you share in her sins, and lest you receive of her plagues. For her sins have piled up to reach the shamayim, and יהוה has remembered her unrighteousnesses." (Rev. 18:4-5)

The true beginning of the religion known today as Christianity is shrouded in secular and pagan thought and tradition. The historical beginnings of this religion is all but “hidden” and kept silent in today’s churches.

All we need to know concerning the “new” religion that evolved at the hands of the Roman Emperor Constantine and formalized at the Council of Nicaea we can learn from early scholars of the day and Catholic Church documents that live on historically. These all openly admit that the “religion” was neither “new” nor “strange” to the pagans of their day and that the only thing “new” about it was the name of the new “god” they created. This new god’s name was Jesus H. Christ (Jesus (Hesus) H. (Horus) Christ (Krishna)) or I.H.S. in Latin.

Every Christian Church today from the Roman Catholic Church to every last Protestant denomination expresses its faith in what is called The Nicene Creed. This is the resulting creed that came out of the first council at Nicaea where Christianity and its fundamental doctrines of sun worship were formulated by Constantine to unite his kingdom through syncretism.

Constantine had a political problem that required a religious solution. He never had a "conversion" to serve יהוה through יהושע ha’Mashiah (the Anointed). This "political problem" required he create a “god” that those who worshipped Julius would accept that would be acceptable to the factions in the Eastern and Orient who worshipped Krishna. All of these gods: Jove, Jupiter, Salenus, Baal, Thor, Gade, Apollo, Juno, Aries, Taurus, Minerva, Rhets, Mithra, Theo, Fragapatti, Atys, Durga, Indra, Neptune, Vulcan, Kriste, Agni, Croesus, Pelides, Huit, Hermes, Thulis, Thammus, Eguptus, Iao, Aph, Saturn, Gitchens, Minos, Maximo, Hecla and Phernes and many more were narrowed down from literally hundreds down to 53 then after much debate down to only 5 through balloting: Caesar, Krishna, Mithra, Horus and Zeus (Historia Ecclesiastica, Eusebius, c. 325). Therefore, we were given the god Jesus H. Christ literally by a group of pagan priests who cast their "vote" for their pagan god by ballot!

To make a very long and detailed story short, the council could not come to a decision on just one god they all could accept, so Constantine exercised his authority as Emperor and high priest to consolidate the 3 primary gods that would effectively represent the Greek masses and the Eastern and the Oriental religions of the Roman Empire. Every one of these so called “gods” are nothing more than later incarnations of the Babelian Religion whose saviour was Tammuz the second member of the Babelian Trinity and son/sun of “God.” Constantine chose the following “gods” to unite his empire:

To placate the powerful British factions he chose the great Druid god which was the sun god Hesus/Zeus (an incarnation of Nimrod/Tammuz).

To placate the faction from Egypt he chose the Assyrian sun god Horus (an incarnation of Nimrod/Tammuz).

To placate the Eastern/Oriental factions he chose the Eastern Saviour-god, Krishna (Krishna is Sanskrit for Christ) (an incarnation of Nimrod/Tammuz).

These three main sun gods/saviors were then united into one composite deity called Hesus Horus Krishna which later became known in its English derived name as Jesus H. Christ. Satisfying the Julius, Esu, Horus, and Krishna faithful who made up the vast majority of his empire. Constantine now had a “god” for his new religion which was not new at all but the rebirth of Babelian sun worship. A “god” easily acceptable by all throughout his realm (except true believers of יהושע whom he had killed in the inquisition).

"Flee from the midst of Babel, and let each one save his life! Do not be cut off in her crookedness, for this is the time of the vengeance of יהוה, the recompense He is repaying her!” (Jeremiah/YirmiYAHU 51:6)