Which is the True Christianity: Protestantism or Catholicism?

The age-old debate between Protestantism and Catholicism regarding which truly represents the Anointed One's message continues to be a significant topic of discussion among followers of Christianity. However, the path forward may lie in a different direction altogether.

Understanding the Roots of Christianity

Both Protestantism and Catholicism have grown apart from the original teachings of Jesus Christ and the apostles. They share the concept of the Holy Trinity, which aligns them both in some aspects but diverges in many others. Neither fully follows the words of the Anointed One as originally intended.

Catholicism and Its Flaws

Catholicism is often seen as part of the broader issue of Antichrist in the context of the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 13, verse 25:

But he replied, 'An enemy did this. Under the cover of night, he sowed tares among the wheat and then left.

Catholicism is accused of deviating from the true teachings, particularly:

Worshiping statues, which is a violation of the 10 Commandments. Removing the 10 Commandments and splitting them in two, a false interpretation. Misusing the 10 Commandments and distorting their meaning. Worshiping Mary, who is not divine, leading to the martyrdom of many saints, including Wycliffe. Rejecting the success of Jesus on the cross, as claimed by the Pope. Ignoring the last book of the Bible, Revelation, which reveals the true nature of Satan and the eventual triumph of truth.

Pentecostal Denomination: The True Path

For followers seeking the true path, the Pentecostal denomination stands as a more faithful representation of Christ's teachings. This group emphasizes the power of the Holy Spirit and a return to the original teachings of the apostles.

Following the Anointed One

The Anointed One (Jesus) perfectly adhered to the Law of God, setting the example for all followers. The Ten Commandments highlight the importance of each commandment. The Fourth Commandment is particularly significant:

Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.

Violations of this commandment by both Catholicism and Protestantism are noted. Instead of rebelling against divine leadership, Protestants should look towards the leadership of the Pope, whom they reject but do the same things condemned by their actions and beliefs.

The True Message of Christianity

The Fourth Commandment is the key to understanding the Holy Days of God, which reveal the plan of the Creator as outlined in Leviticus 23:1-36. These holy days celebrate the process of salvation for all mankind. As we approach the 6000th year of recorded history, the significance of these holy days becomes increasingly important.

Conclusion

Ultimately, the true path to Christianity lies in a return to the original teachings and a focus on the Holy Spirit and divine guidance. The Pentecostal denomination offers a pathway back to the true Anointed One, representing the ultimate message of salvation and redemption.