04-24-2016, 03:31 PM
(04-23-2016, 12:56 PM)sestir Wrote: In 1328 CE, there were at least two churches that claimed to be the Catholic one. The Latin/Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Catholic Church.
Correct, but which 'Catholic' church do you think would best match the description in Mark 5:
(1) a man with an "unclean spirit" a "cemetery" by the "sea" -- consider the Vatican's long history of honoring and decorating skulls and corpses, and various occult rituals. Google "roman catholic skull worship" or "Roman Catholic occult practices" and you'll get the picture. Also Vatican City is literally right next to the sea.
(2) "no one could bind him in chains" -- the Roman Catholic power was the undisputed world power. No man could conquer it at the beginning of the Thyatira church (circa 1328AD).
(3) Mark 5:5 ܙܒܢ (“exchanges”) and ܟܐܦܐ (“rocks”) is synched with Revelation 2:21 ܙܒܢܐ (“time/exchanges”) because the Catholic church claims the authority of ܟܐܦܐ (“Peter”). Indeed, in Mark 5:5, the unclean man in the cemetery is harming himself in ܟܐܦܐ (“rocks”) in all ܙܒܢ (“exchanges”); and in Mark 2:21, the Messiah is giving Jezebel ܙܒܢܐ (“time/exchanges”) to repent.
In my original post I wrote that Mark 5:5 ܡܨܠܦ (“cut”) is ܨܠܦ (“divide”) was symbolic of the divided ܟܐܦܐ (“rock”) Catholic/Protestant church. But perhaps there is also symbolism of the east/west schism?
(4) worships Yahshua “from afar” -- symbolic of the way (hearts afar from him) that the decadent Catholics worshiped Yahshua circa 1328AD at the beginning of the Thyatira church.
(5) described as “sober” after Yahshua heals the man – only the Catholic Church had a massive purging/intervention circa 14th Century. After that purging, the world was never the same.
By contrast, the Church of the East is in a different league entirely.