Jesus’ Prophesy “lay To Me Things Which I Never Taught”

Jesus’ Gospel: Lection 44:1-15

Jesus Prophesied “Lay To Me Things Which I Never Taught”

A Truth Hidden Till 1870

The Gospels

Early Church Fathers stated the Synoptic Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, were all based upon Jesus’ Original Doctrine, which today is known as the Gospel of the Holy Twelve. In testimony to their statements, numerous Verses within the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke (KJV), have the same wording that is contained in Verses throughout the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, and that same status applies to the Gospel According to John. Other printings of the Bible, King James and Catholic, may contain wording that is different, but the message will be the same.

Jesus Prophesied His Doctrine Would Be Modified

Jesus preached several times throughout the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, that the Gospel, now known as the Old Testament, had been corrupted by men, and He also prophesied several times in the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, that His Doctrine would be changed, and things would be taught in His Name that He did not teach. One such Verse in which He made that Prophecy is Verse 7 within Lection 44, “But there shall arise after you, men of perverse minds who shall through ignorance or through craft, suppress many things which I have spoken unto you, and lay to me things which I never taught, sowing tares among the good wheat which I have given you to sow in the world.”

Apostle Peter’s Epistle to James Confirmed It Happened

In regard to Jesus Prophecy that many things in His Doctrine would be suppressed, Apostle Peter, in his epistle to Apostle James, which is contained within The Clementine Homilies, wrote, “And these things some have attempted while I am still alive, to transform my words by certain various interpretations, in order to the dissolution of the law; But if, while I am still alive, they dare thus to misrepresent me, how much more will those who shall come after me dare to do so!”

Jesus Prophesied His Hidden Truths Would Be Made Known

Jesus told His Disciples in Lection 44:8, “But the time cometh when the things which they have hidden shall be revealed and made known, and the truth shall make free those which were bound.” That time is at hand, and it began when the Gospel of the Holy Twelve was discovered in 1870, in a place where it had been hidden, century after century, to protect it from falsification. At this time there are many who are doing such as I, and as did Jesus, and His Apostles, we are experiencing great resistance to the acceptance of those truths; why?

Those truths are contrary to the traditions of men, traditions that have been ingrained in the minds of “believers” since the Jews made their exodus from Egypt. One such tradition was instituted by Moses in Exodus 24:8 “Behold the blood of the covenant (KJV).” John the Baptist said in Lection 8:3 “For the law was in part given by Moses, but grace and truth cometh in fullness by Jesus Christ.” And Jesus said in Lection 28:3 “Ye believe that Moses indeed commanded such creatures to be slain and offered in sacrifice and eaten, and so do ye in theTemple, but behold a greater than Moses is herein and he cometh to put away the bloody sacrifices of the law.”

Who Hid Jesus’ Truths?

Based upon historical evidence, it is likely the First Council of Nicaea, convened and presided over by Roman Emperor Constantine, in 325 AD, as a group, was singly most responsible for the eradication and/or editing of certain parts of Jesus’ Doctrine. [Documentary: Roman Emperor Constantine & His Influence on Christianity: http://dld.bz/aBMVK] Constantine convened the Council after he had ordered the confiscation of Jesus’ Doctrine known to be in circulation, and the Council determined the “authorized church doctrine” of the day, which included the elimination from Jesus’ Doctrine, anything that was a threat to their long standing traditions. As was made clear above, in Lection 28:3, Jesus preached against one of their long standing traditions: the daily sacrifice carried out within the Temple for the remission of sin, and He did so in fulfillment of the prophecies within Daniel 8:11 and 9:27, which dealt with the end of the daily sacrifice within the Temple.

It is historical fact that Jesus’ Original Doctrine was destroyed, which based upon information contained in Apostle Peter’s epistle to Apostle James, Jesus’ Brother, within The Clementine Homilies, that Doctrine had to have been written by Peter. Who ordered that Doctrine to be destroyed? Historians state Roman Emperor Constantine ordered the Doctrine to be destroyed, and there are a few who state Emperor Theodosius ordered the destruction. The fact of the matter remains: they were destroyed, which makes very clear they contained teachings that were contrary to certain long standing traditions of men, and thus had to be destroyed. Thankfully, Apostle John had taken steps to preserve Jesus’ Doctrine, by having a trusted individual hide it in a secure place, to protect it from falsification.

Lection 44:12, contains a very meaningful statement, “Woe is the time when the spirit of the world entereth into the Church, and my doctrines and precepts are made void through the corruption of men and of women,” and I find it utterly amazing there were those who were so brazen, they placed themselves above Christ, and did as they pleased, to suit their needs and traditions.

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Reverend Roderick C. Davis

Anointed Seeker & Preacher of Hidden Truths

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