CHRISTIAN CREATION BY SERPENT COUNCIL
It was Caiaphas who had given counsel to the Jews that it was expedient that one man should die for the people.
The foundation of Christian belief is Jesus' sacrifice on the cross; he had to die to wash away the sins of the world, and Caiphas was instrumental in seeing it done. A perfect example of how pragmatists and idealists work together (although not always wittingly) to achieve the best.
I doubt Caiphas' intentions were to help establish the Catholic Church and provide the ordinary means of salvation to all those who would embrace Jesus Christ as the true Messiah Israel was awaiting. I doubt that the blood of our Martyrs and the deeds of their executioners will be rewarded the same way at the second coming. Jesus wanted to save us at all costs, but he could have saved us in many ways. From what we can understand, He chose a way that was sure to preserve our freedom and manifest his love at the same time. Caiphas was willing to beneift none. He was determined to eliminate a threat to his satanic perverison of Hebrew priesthood and scripture. The good that came from his actions depended on God's ability to turn evildoing in a source of grace for the victims, the good that came from Our Savior's Passion was willed since all eternity and did not provide God with an ounce of Glory he didn't have already, or a perfection he had yet to reach. We were the exclusive and total beneficiaries of that tragedy even though victory was all His.
Yes, evil is a fact of life (one we brought in our midst), but it doesn't mean that error and evil should never be denounced and fought against, or that evil is a blessing of itself.
THE EARTH HAS ALWAYS BEEN, AND THE CIVILIZATIONS AND THEIR WORLDS HAVE COME AND GONE
THE END OF THEIR WORLD IS NEAR ... Time is at HAND
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