The Jewish Jesus Was He A Catholic

One would think the Jewish Jesus was a Catholic and the founder of the Catholic church. That is they way Catholics and many others think.

But, let's be honest. The Catholic church is a Gentile religion. It is not a Jewish religion.

The Jewish Jesus could not have been a member of or the founder of a Gentile religion.

The claim that the Jewish Jesus was the founder of the Catholic Gentile church begins with the claim the Church of Matthew 16:18 was the Catholic church. But, to be honest, no one can rightly claim this. The Church of this text was Jewish with Jewish leaders not Gentile with Gentile leaders.

The Jewish Jesus began his Jewish Church with 12 Apostles. In the book of Revelation we see them as the foundation of the New Jerusalem (Rev 21:14), which is a picture of a Jewish city. Rome is a Gentile city and it does not answer to the New Jerusalem. An additional Jewish feature of the Jewish New Jerusalem, is that the 12 gates had over them the names of the 12 tribes of Israel. There is nothing in the Rome church that has any of this.

Rome is nothing but a perversion of the true Church. Catholicism is the greatest religious usurpation of all history second only to the Pharisees who replaced ancient Judaism.

The Jewish Jesus did not authorize the paganization of his Church. He did not authorize the rosary, confession booths, the rituals of the mass, the doctrine of purgatory, the belief in limbo, the worship of images of saints, prayers to Mary to ask her son to ask his Father for favors, approve ministers drinking and being homosexual, gambling in Church buildings (bingo), and Jesus did not authorize secret cult orders with blood oaths. There is absolutely no way the Jewish Jesus would establish a Church that was equal to the abomination tempes of the ancient world.

The Jewish Jesus has never attended a Catholic church. He has never attended the crowning of a pope. He has never been in the church in Rome or in any other Catholic church throughout the world.

Jesus and his Apostles were Pentecostal. Do not doubt it.