How the Temple of Jupiter became the Church of Saint Peter

In the Roman Empire, Jupiter was the head of the Trinity gods, along with Juno and Minerva. It was always the way in the ancient religions that there were three persons in the godhead. This is something that the religions born from the Romans could not escape and Christianity is one of them. One must realize that the name ‘Jupiter’ is ‘Peter’ in English and that the temple dedicated to ‘him’ was situated on Vatican Hill, on which Constantine built the Vatican.

With the religion established by the Roman Caesar came the power to hide its roots and alter records. In such a way that the very history of Rome was lost but after my reincarnation the Spirit led me to unravel it.

With a strong bond with the Spirit of the Universe, the only God, I was commissioned to remove the barrier of lies and confusion and expose the identity of 666. He is Constantine and the violence, persecution, torture and murders carried out by him continued to be the way of the Vatican throughout the time since its foundation.

With him as his parliament, Constantine took control of the empire as sole ruler, an ambition of his from the start. He invented Jesus Christ and put Mary, the Mother God of Babylon, in her as the Mother of God.

However, the church got off to a rocky start, as its insistence on the divinity of the Trinity was difficult for many who attended the Council of Nicaea (where the church was established) to understand. They were used to a simpler version of the sun as the Mother God, while the lower gods of their religion had little power. One of them was Dagon, half man half fish.

After the death of Constantine, then Bishop of Rome, Damascus, appointed Jerome, a scholar, to produce a book to tie up the loose ends of faith. He got enough writings from all over the empire to compile the New Testament, part of which he wrote. This is known because he formed the church by introducing the order of service, laws, festivals, calendar, instruments, and vestments, all of which are mentioned in part in Matthew.

He also based the church on the apostle ‘Peter’ (Jupiter) because the Vatican was built on his temple. He called this the rock on which Christ supposedly established his church. He also modified the Septuagint to suit what he did and called it the Old Testament. In his diaries and letters, he is quite specific about how he modified some and added something.

He published the combined works as the Vulgate at the end of the 4th century AD From that time the temple of Jupiter became the church of Saint Peter. It was all deception and deception from start to finish.