Prepare-for-War

The Jesus of the Bible was born of a virgin (Luke 1:26-35), was God incarnated into human flesh (Philippians 2:5-11), was sinless (Hebrews 4: 14-15), walked this earth for 33 years, died on a cross for our sins, arose from the dead on the third day (Luke 23 & 24), and then ascended to sit in heaven at the right hand of God the Father where He is today (Luke 24:50-51, Acts 1:9-11, Acts 7:55). Any "Jesus" that does not fulfill all these things, is not the Jesus of the Bible. This is why we are told to test all spirits. Now let's apply"the test of scripture to the "Jesus" worshiped by the Roman Catholic Church. I am going to quote directly from their own documents, giving their definition of the "Jesus'' they worship. First, I want to establish from their own documents that the doctrines defined in the Council of Trent are still in force. The start of the Ecumenical movement by the Vatican II Council held after World War II has led many to believe that the doctrines of the Council of Trent are no longer in effect. Look at the following quote: "Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world." I John 4:1

"Although called a Dogmatic Constitution, the most solemn form of conciliar utterance, Lumen Gentium does not actually define any new dogmas. It sets forth, with conciliar authority, the Church's present understand of her own nature." ( 11ze Documents of Vatican II, Walter M. Abbott, S.J., editor, Guild Press, NY, 1966, p. 11)

This is a rather complex statement. Let's break it down to make it understandable. First of all, what does "Lumen Gentium" mean? The same document defines this term:

"The present document-known as Light of All Nations from the first two words of the Latin text (Lumen Gentium) - is one of the two Dogmatic Constitutions issued by Vatican II, the other being that on Revelation ... it has been hailed as the most momentous achievement of the

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