The Bible Exposing Christianity - Volume 1

About this book

Meaning of the Symbol for the Front Cover - The Holy Trinity SymbolThe symbol on the cover of this book is known as the Holy Trinity. The Bible used for research was the Holy Trinity version of the Catholic Bible, passed down by author Kyrie Eleison's father after his death. This Bible served as the inspiration for The Bible Exposing Christianity. Ludick's father entrusted him with this Bible, hoping it would provide guidance throughout life. Historically, in the early Christian Church, the Holy Trinity symbol represented Christianity but was later replaced by the Cross. Tradition suggests this change occurred due to its association with pagan worship, which threatened the Church's image, leading to the symbol's removal.When questions are asked, conclusions are usually reached. In the New Testament, Jesus asked 307 questions, demonstrating his capacity to understand deeply. The lesson here is that, even when under pressure, one should not abandon their principles. SummaryTo summarise, The Bible Exposing Christianity echoes the words of Jude, one of the twelve apostles who served Jesus. Jude wrote: "For some godless men have slipped in unnoticed among us, persons who distort the message about the grace of our God to excuse their immoral ways, and who reject Jesus Christ, our only Lord. Long ago, the Scriptures predicted the condemnation they have received." In short, godless men infiltrated the Church. How does one destroy an organisation like the Church? From within!This book reveals the story of one such individual you would never suspect. Not only did he infiltrate the Church, but he also infiltrated the Bible. In response, Jesus implemented a defence mechanism within the Bible to expose false prophets. A pattern was created, one that had to be carefully followed. By recognising the imitation processes of the prophets, irregularities in the Bible become easier to identify. Kyrie Eleison explains in depth how this pattern works. The critical question remains: if this pattern is legitimate, then fourteen books must be omitted from the Bible. What a conundrum for the Church!