Ecumenical Councils and Epistles of Christ
The Ecumenical Councils by their decisions made a great contribution to the spiritual life of Christianity.
Reading the MESSAGES to the seven churches (90 of the new era), we see that before
Ecumenical Councils there were Christian churches with their spiritual merits and deficiencies. Question: Why Many Are there no mention of this conversations at the Councils?? Here we have INCOMPREHENSIBLE TERRIBLE ERROR OF Ecumenical Councils.
The Appointment of the Messages of the Seven Churches should be considered in four 1) As an appeal to local churches to which they are actually Addressed. 2) As a warning to all churches, for all times, as The means of testing their spiritual state in the eyes of God. 3) How personal, admonishing, messages to the “having ears” and at the same time bearing The promise of the “conqueror”. 4) As prophetic messages that reveal seven stages of the spiritual history of the church (churches) from, say, 96 A.C. and to the end.
Yes, in its time scope, the Seven Letters go far beyond that,
As for the churches mentioned in them. The most complete looks in their foresight of the entire spiritual history of the Church (churches), and in which It is the order that it is given. Ephesus reflects the general condition of the churches in the moment of writing the message; Smyrna symbolizes the period of intense persecution. Pergamum-church, the foundation of which is laid down in the world where "the Throne Satan” (this may be attributed to the time of the conversion of Constantine, By 316 AD).
Fiatir is the period of the papacy, developed from the state in which it fell Pergamon Church: the teachings of Balaam (secular tradition) and Nikolaitov (acceptance of the priesthood). Just as Jesavel inverted idolatry in Israel, Roman Catholicism united the Christian Teaching with pagan ceremonies. Sardis is a Protestant reformation. The case of which was not “compassed.” Philadelphia is all that is clear the Word and the name of the confession, himself, which is represented by Laodicea (Rev. 1-st chapter https://bible.by/scofield-bible/66/1/)
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