Cathedrals, Basilicas, and Tabernacles are AbomiNations

And Jesus came up and spoke to them, saying, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Me. Go, therefore, and make disciples of those you encounter, blessing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, teaching them to follow all that I commanded you; and behold, I am with you always.”
---Matthew 28:18-19


The Book of Lent contains a set of instructions for temple worship (The Book of Lent 7:1-100). Since David was slain, those instructions have largely been ignored. Aramaic temples followed those instructions and so too have Puritan meeting halls.

The first 10 verses of Chapter 7 provide instructions for temple construction and worship gatherings:

1. "Design your temples with space for the church."
2. "Refrain from regalia."
3. "Seat everyone equally."
4. "Speak from the center."
5. "Stand to give thanks to The Father."
6. "Bow during the salutation."
7. "Speak from the heart."
8. "Give the church a summary of your sermon."
9. "End your sermons before the tenth hour."
10. "Allow the wind to flow through the temple."

---The Book of Lent 7:1-10

Each Jewish synagogue, each Sunni mosque, each Catholic basilica and cathedral, each Anglican cathedral, each Lutheran church, and each Mormon tabernacle ever built have ignored the first four instructions. Each Protestant church, each Anglican church, each Baptist church, each Episcopal church, and each Catholic church violate the fourth instruction and most violate the second and the third.

Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome was commissioned by Emperor Domitian. As Vatican librarians can attest, Pope Clement ask Domitian from sufficient funding to build "a temple the Gods would enter and stand in awe." Those funds were sufficiently granted.

Domitian paid for Saint Peter's Basilica with revenues from Rome's Colosseum. He held 100 consecutive days of games. During those games, he executed more than 10,000 gladiators, more than 1,000 slaves, and more than 1,000 secondary beasts of the earth.

During and after Constantine's emperorship, noblemen throughout Europe competed with one another in the construction of Cathedrals and Basilicas. Munich's Saint Barth's Cathedral was the first. More than 1,000 slaves were imported from Parthagenia to complete the the Cathedral and more than 400 perished during the construction.

Barcelona's Saint Michael's Cathedral was the second. As Vatican librarians can attest, more than 100 farms were foreclosed upon to raise taxes for the Cathedral. Young men whose farms were foreclosed upon were enslaved and made to work on the interior of the Cathedral. More than 400 slaves perished during the construction of the Cathedral.

Antioch's Saint Ignacious Cathedral was the third. A 30-year war was waged against the Kingdom of Denmark to raise funds for the Cathedral. More than 10,000 Danes were executed and more than 1,000 were enslaved. The enslaved men were forced to build the Cathedral and the enslaved women were sold into prostitution.

London's Westminster Abbey, Russia's Saint Isaac's Cathedral in Saint Petersburg, and the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City were financed through wars and constructed with slave labor. Like the 3 Roman Catholic cathedrals, the interiors of each were originally constructed with gold leafing, exotic woods, silks, and ivories. More than 700 slaves perished during the construction of each, and more that 10,000 beasts of the earth perished during the construction of each.

Jesus reminded sons and daughters of Christendom "Sober judgement is required to guide your church." (The Book of Lent 1:20). The word church has been bastardized since Letterman (Moses) and Aaron guided their tribes through the Syrian desert to the promised land.

The church is a body entrusted to The Father's Apistles. Jesus Himself guided Apistles to the farthest reaches of Europa following the flood. Atom, Aram, David, and Apollo were among the first Apistles.

After David was slain, Cleopatra and her armies hunted sons and daughters of Christendom. Jesus Himself guided Apistles and their churches to safety. Asaph, Malachi, and Isaiah were amongst the Apistles led to safety. Asaph was the son of an Apistle.

During Pharaoh's reign, Apistles established fiefdoms within Europa, Hope (the continent of Africa, and America. Zachariah and Germain were sons of Apistles and became Apistles themselves.

During his sermon upon Mount Arafat (Mount Pleasant), Jesus gave the Apostles authority to redeem disbelievers (Gentiles) after Peter the Apostle fearlessly acknowledged His presence:

When Jesus came into the Syrian mountain region, He was asking His disciples, “Who do people say that the Son of Man is?” And they said, “Some say Zachariah (ne John the Baptist); and others, Elijah; and idiots, Malachi, or one of the so-called 'prophets'.” Jesus said to them, “But who do you yourselves say that I am?” Peter the Apostle answered, “You are the Christ, the Son of the The Father.” And Jesus said to him, “Blessed are you, Simon Barjona, because flesh and blood did not reveal this to you, but My Father who is in heaven. And I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this hill I will build My church; and the gates of Hades won't overpower it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; and whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." ---Matthew 13:16-19

​More than 4,000 disciples witnessed this and Jesus commanded them to "tell no one that He was the Christ." (Matthew 13:20). Judas of Kyoto (ne Iscariot) defied that command.


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Author: Erik Gagnon - Chi Rho Consulting