Catholic Religion Purposely takes out one of God's Ten Commandments
"They shall go to confusion together that are makers of idols." -Isaiah 45:16
Catholics love imagesCatholics bow down in front of statues and pray. They love to adore the host which is a piece of bread. They light candles and pray to the dead like it does some good. They also adore relics like a dead monk's head or a dead saint's finger. We also know that they gaze upon other "sacred" objects and images like pictures of a Madonna and naked baby Jesus (salvation was accomplished by THE MAN Christ Jesus). Finally we know that they think that there is some benefit of having "a Jesus" hanging on the cross in their homes so they can visualize the object of their worship. Perhaps they think the crucifix is a good luck charm. They will vehemently tell you that they don't worship the images--I've seen a picture of the pope bowing down to Mary.
The Bible says don't even make images
Well, what doth the Bible say about worshipping images? It says much my friends but today we are looking specifically at the Ten Commandments found in Exodus chapter 20. Most of us know that the Ten Commandments prohibit even making images. This poses a problem for the Catholic religion. How does it get around this?
THE CATHOLIC RELIGION CHANGES THE TEN COMMANDMENTS!
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT. PEOPLE KEEP MISSING IT ...
Even their own perverted Bibles have something that approximates the commandment to not make images, but since their leaders tell them they are too spiritually dumb to understand the Bible, they don't read it (or read it with muddy eyeballs). And so, the wicked deceitfully change the ten commandments and PUT THEM IN A BOOK SOMEWHERE OR POST THEM ON A WALL AND TELL THE PEOPLE TO MEMORIZE THEM. Of course people are going to trust their almighty priests to tell them the truth (bad move).
How can they delete a commandment and still have ten?
Some man might ask me, "If the Catholic religion deletes a commandment how do they still come up with ten commandments?
Let's compare the Catholic ten commandments to the real ten commandments from the good ol' King James Bible, that pillar of doctrinal truth (God loves the truth, you know). The following list on the Catholic side is taken from a textbook used in a Catholic school. It is titled, "Growing in Christian Morality" by Julia Ahlers, Barbara Allaire, and Carl Koch, page 40. It has both nihil obstat and imprimatur which are official declarations that a book or pamphlet is free of Catholic doctrinal error. The authors of this book know these commandments are deceitful. Look at what they say:
...These are the Ten Commandments, from Exodus, chapter 20, in the traditional way they are enumerated by Catholics They did NOT use what THEIR NRSV said, they "enumerated" them the traditional way enumerated by Catholics.
I'll let you take a look first (see if you can figure out what they deleted) and then I'll explain...
The Catholic Deception* The King James Bible First Commandment I, the LORD, am your God...You shall not have other gods besides me.
First Commandment I am the LORD thy God...Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
Second Commandment You shall not take the name of the LORD, your God, in vain.
Second Commandment Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them.
Third Commandment Remember to keep holy the sabbath day.
Third Commandment Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain.
Fourth Commandment Honor your father and your mother.
Fourth Commandment Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Fifth Commandment You shall not kill.
Fifth Commandment Honor thy father and thy mother.
Sixth Commandment You shall not commit adultery.
Sixth Commandment Thou shalt not kill.
Seventh Commandment You shall not steal.
Seventh Commandment Thou shalt not commit adultery.
Eighth Commandment You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
Eighth Commandment Thou shalt not steal.
Ninth Commandment You shall not covet your neighbor's wife.
Ninth Commandment Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour.
Tenth Commandment You shall not covet your neighbor's house.
Tenth Commandment Thou shalt not covet.
Did you see it?
The Catholic religion deletes the second commandment and makes the 10th commandment into two. If you follow them all the way down from the second commandment you'll see the Catholic religion is always one ahead of the King James. Finally at the tenth commandment they break it into two and make it the 9th and 10th commandments. What deception! What deceit! What guile! I tell no lies here--just get out the Bible and compare. They even corrupt their own Bible by deleting the 2nd commandment!
You see the reason the Catholic religion killed people with Bibles is 'cause their deception is just too easy to see in light of God's word. Just a little more mumbo-jumbo gumbo for your consideration...
*taken verbatim from, "Growing in Christian Morality" by Julia Ahlers, Barbara Allaire, and Carl Koch, page 40. It has both nihil obstat and imprimatur which are official declarations that a book or pamphlet is free of Catholic doctrinal error. The authors have used the NRSV--and they've even corrupted the corrupted!
What's worse is that the authors of this book know these commandments are deceitful. Look at what they say:
...These are the Ten Commandments, from Exodus, chapter 20, in the traditional way they are enumerated by Catholics: