The Father of Jesus Defeated the Old Testament Archon… and the Church Covered It Up

Описание: The Father of Jesus Defeated the Old Testament Archon… and the Church Covered It Up

In this video, we explore a powerful and controversial theory: that the Father of Jesus was in direct conflict with the Old Testament Archon—and that this truth has been buried by the institutional Church for centuries. Understanding the Father of Jesus challenges mainstream interpretations of the Bible and opens a deeper look into early Christianity and what the original followers of Christ might have believed.

Who really is the Father of Jesus, and how does His identity reshape our understanding of God the Father and the Holy Trinity? The relationship between Jesus Christ and the God of the Old Testament has sparked intense biblical controversy for generations. Many have questioned if the God portrayed in the Old Testament aligns with the loving and compassionate Son of God we see in the New Testament.

We dive into suppressed texts, hidden gospel accounts, and Gnostic teachings that offer a different view of the divine revelation. These teachings present a radical idea—that the early Church may have knowingly hidden truths about Jesus and God’s relationship. Were key elements of Bible truth removed to support a narrative? What does the church not want us to know?

Join us as we uncover how ancient writings and teachings from early Christianity present a clearer view of who Jesus really is and what His connection to God the Father tells us about our faith. If you've ever asked "who is Jesus?" or wanted to understand more about the Son of God beyond traditional doctrine, this is the video for you.

This isn’t just about church secrets—it’s about discovering the truth and facing the questions that have long been avoided.

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