Christendom Questions for the Month of June by Rev. Mel

For your Ponderance and Consideration:

1.  Father's Day is approaching and is globally-observed. Why is there not a holiday to bless and thank the Creator, Yehovah? A holiday was created to bless the Son i.e. Christmas sent by the Father and yet no day was created to thank and bless the Father that sent the Son. Why?

2.  Throughout the Books of Deuteronomy and Leviticus, strict instructions are given regarding the eating of flesh, against the drinking of blood. Humans are not to eat the flesh nor drink the blood of humans i.e. cannibalism and to do so is eternal damnation unto the soul. For Ages, the Church has led souls astray with the false teaching of Sacrement which encourages the symbolic eating of bread for the flesh of Christ and the symbolic drinking of wine or the fruit of the vine for the blood of Christ for the remittance of sins. It is written to bring a bloodless praise and sacrifice unto God so that you may be blessed.

For in the end, Sacrement as it is today is symbolically.......cannibalism and it is an eternal damnation unto the soul and is Anti-Christ.   

3. At the Beginning of Creation, God created man then woman and commanded that it is not good for man to be alone and that a man is to take and cleave unto his wife and leave the house of his mother and father. This is the first commandment given unto mankind in the Book of Genesis, Chapter  2. This commandment has never been retracted nor changed by God therefore why is the marriage of man to woman not solely observed, promoted, respected and honored by all of Christendom including those that serve as Popes, Bishops and Presbyters. To abstain from marriage is one's choice but to command that one not get married in order to serve God is Anti-Christ and contradicts the first commandment given unto mankind.

4. Why does Paul dominate Christendom when he was not called by Christ as an Apostle?

5.  For all that deny Christ and the Cross i.e. Muslims, Hindu, Atheists, Buddhist and Jews it is written in the Odes of King Solomon:

Ode 27

1. I extended my hands and hallowed my Lord,
2. For the expansion of my hands is His sign.
3. And my extension is the upright cross.
   Hallelujah.

All of mankind, next time you stand in the sunlight, look at your shadow or stand in front of your mirror, put your feet together, stretch your arms out wide and look at yourself. What are you? A Cross

Have fun with your research!

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In peace and love,

Rev. Melissa Smith

The Douay Rheims Holy Bible - 1899 Version

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