I have been working to build The Kingdom of God. The Kingdom of God has particular values. If I was to talk to an Orthodox Priest about the Kingdom of God, he may say something like "Anyone in the Church is part of the Kingdom of God." The Kingdom of God has particular values. Can we say that Greece or Russia or Ukraine, that they are displaying Kingdom of God values, or even moving in a direction towards Kingdom of God values? Not at this time. The Kingdom of God happens when men are accepting The Kingship of Jesus Christ. Accepting The Kingship of Jesus Christ suggests a particular character, and particular values.
In 2014, God had me researching Vatican II on Youtube. I watched a long boring video about Vatican II. I had never been Catholic. Understanding Vatican II may have been important towards building God's Kingdom. A fulfillment of God's Kingdom, it may mean that The Greater Church comes back together at some point.
On this blog, I have been teaching a conceptual understanding of the Bible. Watching a video on Vatican II, I understood concepts, and where Vatican II was straying from said concepts.
What is a Conceptual Understanding of the Bible?
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If someone is a Catholic reading this, it is not my intention to set you against your Church or make you a Sedevacantist. God's plan is The Kingdom of God, and that may mean that the Greater Church comes back together again at some point. This happens through God's Holy Spirit.
I don't know.
I don't care.
God knows.
In 2014, I was working on developing The Power of the Tongue. To develop the Power of the Tongue, someone is aligning themselves with the Prophets of the Bible and working to say no false things. As Christians growing in faith, we should be of one mind. (Philippians 2:2) This isn't something that is forced through education like political correctness. It is a spiritual reality, something that happens as someone is growing in faith, a personal relationship with The Lord Jesus Christ.
Post: In God We Trust: The Power of the Tongue
Is the Pope God's Viceroy? Given one Pope is contradicting other Popes in a big way, it would make him an Anti-Pope. He isn't aligned. He isn't displaying the Power of the Tongue.
Vatican II, it opened The Catholic Church up towards some sort of Synod in the future where The Greater Church may come back together. Vatican II is not aligned with some important spiritual concepts and would be false. I am not a Catholic, nor have ever been. I work to build The Kingdom of God and see things in Black and White.
Given someone wanted to research Vatican II, or look at it again, this is an understanding that may help towards seeing Truth.
Addendum -
Question: What about the Saints?
In developing the Power of the Tongue, and aligning with the Prophets, I found things in common with certain Saints. I found myself saying somethings, and later, found a Saint that may have said the exact same thing. I didn't know much about the Saints.
Jesus came fulfilling the words of the Prophets. The Prophets spoke with a "Thus Saith The Lord." They spoke words of God.
Certain people probably should not have been Sainted. Which Saints was someone being aligned with?
Align with the Prophets of the Bible.
Question: What happens at the Synod?
We need a group of men who have proven to be of God's Spirit. God controls his Holy Spirit like the dial on a stereo. He can turn it down, so it is barely heard. He can turn it up blowing away all the neighbors. It isn't that some men didn't have God spirit, it was turned down, and there may have been some spirits "Not God" in there. We need a group of men who had God's Holy Spirit turned up to 8 or 10.
Was something done wrong at a Council or Synod? Was a Pope or Patriarch wrong ever? What builds The Kingdom of God, and how should we move forward?
I can't answer these questions alone. A group of men full of God's Holy Spirit who have been tasked to, they may be able to. We should be of one mind. (Philippians 2:2)
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