Pastoral Letter to the Congregation of First Harvest Ministries International: The Council of Nicaea and Our Exodus from Babylon

FHMI-1447Shane VaughnTeaching

(primary) Revelation 18:4
(secondary) 1 Timothy 2:5
(secondary) Acts 2:36
(secondary) John 3:16
(secondary) Revelation 17
(secondary) Daniel 2
(secondary) Revelation 2:10
(secondary) Isaiah 47:8
(secondary) Jeremiah 6:16
(secondary) Leviticus 23
(secondary) Revelation 18

anti-trinitarian theology remnant of the remnant catholic church formation pope leo xiv nicaea letter constantine civil enforcement of doctrine council of nicaea 1700th anniversary yahshua human son not god incarnate trinity is the foot of babylon why fhmi is not 501c3 trinity messiah identity church history come out of babylon mystery babylon unitarian roman christianity

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Summary This pastoral letter answers Pope Leo XIV's letter celebrating the 1700th anniversary of Nicaea. It argues the council was a political act in which Constantine used civil power to enforce Trinitarian doctrine, Sunday and Easter against Passover- and Sabbath-keepers. The letter warns that ecumenical unity will again bring enforced conformity. It explains why FHMI refuses 501c3 status and declares that the nature of Yahshua, the issue that formed Babylon, will bring her down.

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This pastoral letter answers Pope Leo XIV's letter celebrating the 1700th anniversary of Nicaea. It argues the council was a political act in which Constantine used civil power to enforce Trinitarian doctrine, Sunday and Easter against Passover- and Sabbath-keepers. The letter warns that ecumenical unity will again bring enforced conformity. It explains why FHMI refuses 501c3 status and declares that the nature of Yahshua, the issue that formed Babylon, will bring her down.

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