Judaism Apostasised, Catholicism Didn't

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Elon Gilad | 3 April 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnsHyneJuPo

Broke every law in a single night.

I'd be grateful for details.

We Christians hold that Hannas and Caiaphas founded what's now the Jewish religion by rejecting the true Messiah, so, breaking the law on top of that is not actually over the top for us.

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Wretched with Todd Friel | 24 April 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBQOR12k5yY

Judaism apostasised in one night.

When Hannas and Caiaphas judged God.

Catholicism supposedly apostatised very slowly ... from the 6th to the 12th C.

How do you do such a thing? Could Adam have taken 600 years to slowly bite the forbidden fruit? Could Solomon have taken (given longevity, which he hadn't any more) taken 600 years from fully being a servant of the True God to actually adhering in at least cult of worship to the false gods of his wives?

Before you bring up slow apostasies in Gentiles after Babel (which I would hold) or Israel from Jeroboam to Baal, those are doctrinal slow rotting of what was already cut off fairly quickly, by obeying Nimrod more than God and Jeroboam over Rohoboam. So, this doesn't match, as you claim the 6th C. Church was still the Christian Church, standing, though compromised.

While Gentiles who had served Nimrod started to believe all sorts of (different) idolatrous nonsense, while Jeroboam's successors were drifting towards Baal, the line from Heber to Abraham and the line from Rohoboam to Joas were still standing doctrinally sound. So, that scenario would require a parallel Church that didn't slowly apostatise, that was already separated from when sth else started to drift after being cut off.