312 AD: Constantine’s Vision — Birth of the Roman Beast

The Vision That Changed Everything — 312 AD

Constantine claimed he saw a symbol in the sky — a cross or Chi-Rho (☧) — with the words “In this sign, conquer” (Latin: In hoc signo vinces).

He said this sign came from “God” and told him to fight under the banner of Christianity.
But Constantine was not a follower of Yeshua.
He was a pagan sun-worshiper, devoted to Sol Invictus (the Unconquered Sun).
He kept the title Pontifex Maximus, the high priest of Roman paganism.
He merged Roman power with a Greek-version of Christianity that Paul’s followers had already begun.

This moment created a new Roman religion:

Took Yeshua’s name, but rejected Yhwh’s commandments
Replaced the 7th-day Sabbath with Sunday — the day of the sun god
Kept pagan holidays like Saturnalia and renamed them (e.g., Christmas)
Called this fusion "Catholic" (universal) — but it was never The Way
Gave the emperor religious control — something Yeshua never allowed

🛑 This was the moment the beast of religion was born.

True followers of Yhwh were hunted
Hebrew scrolls were burned
The Roman Church became a political empire, not a gathering of obedient believers
Greek philosophy was mixed with Scripture
Blood sacrifice theology replaced obedience and mercy

Yeshua never said to kill or conquer in His name. He said:
“My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, My servants would fight.”
– John 18:36

The Truth:

Constantine’s vision did not come from Yhwh.
It came from the same Roman spirit that crucified the Messiah.

Want the truth? Go back before 312 —
Back to the Paleo-Hebrew, the Aramaic, and the Torah of Yhwh.
That’s where The Way still walks.