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Jesus New Age |
Brahma Old Age |
- Jesus, not Jesus the Christ or Jesus Christ, but Jesus
the man known as Jesus could be considered today to be a 'New
Ager.'
- He was a new age spiritual leader, an ascended
master.
- It's so simple to see that once you open your
eyes and discover what he was talking about.
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Unfortunately, if you express this to anyone in a Christian or
Catholic church, they will call you a heretic, crazy, and even
'of the devil.'
- The truth is right there for them to see,
but they're not willing to see it, and they've been told not
to look for it.
BTW, Leonardo's Last Supper had a door cut through
the bottom half of Jesus because he was sitting in
Buddha position so there were no legs to obstruct the
door (and apparently the monks needed a door to get to
their kitchen).
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Gold-gilded temple |
- In fact, church goers were threatened with violence and
despair if they dared to look for anything outside the church
beliefs.
- Certainly the church used the figure of Jesus to condemn those who didn’t believe exactly what
they taught, and as a rallying figure to justify atrocities such as warfare.
- This is the temple version of Jesus, and had very little
to do with Jesus' actual beliefs.
Such teachings have come about due to personal
convictions of the various teachers, some of whom are
highly dualistic – equating the natural world with all
that is evil, whilst regarding becoming disembodied as
something to be preferred. These bastardisations and
distortions of the accounts of Jesus stand in stark
contrast to those contained within the Christian
Sacred Texts themselves.
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El-vis harsh punishment |
- This also creates a second version of Jesus which is
very confusing, like we see in the Book of Revelation
where no one seems to know the four horsemen are YHWHs team.
- Many believe that the four horsemen are Jesus, or at least
the first one on the white horse, but that is Apollo or YHWH.
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Jesus the savior, versus Jesus the warrior and priest.
Breath or wind |
- The ancient texts don’t begin with Jesus, but with the Spirit of God brooding over the chaotic waters of the embryonic
deep, spirit is 'Ruach' breath or wind.
- We can recognize
the pre-incarnate person of Jesus, present at the creation in the mystical
Gospel of John.
- The Gnostics believed in the Wisdom (or Sophia) of Jesus present at the Creation.
- This same Spirit later in time overshadows the Virgin Mary, bringing about the God-man, Jesus
as fully human, fully divine.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
The same was in the beginning with God.
All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.
In him was life; and the life was the light of men.
(John 1:1-4)
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Wild places |
- The four gospels are accounts of the life of Jesus and a
witness to how aligned with nature his teachings were.
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Teacher and challenger of the establishment, often found in
wild places, dangerous if provoked, yet gentle with those who
are broken.
- Sees everyone as equals, walks on water, a
quality reserved for divine beings.
- Calls on us to
reflect on the choices we've made that have impacted
negatively and to deny our own selfish impulses.
Whose mastery over the storm at sea causes them to be still echos his command over the ancient chaos monsters of Yam (sea) and Rahab (storm) at Creation and causes his disciples to realise this was no ordinary human being.
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Enemy of creation |
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The Innocent One, stitched up by the religious institution, unjustly and unfairly tried and shambolically found guilty, being hanged on a wooden cross.
- All with the lie that some modern Christians say and believe
was at the hands of a divine father.
- But this was not a
divine father, it was a vengeful and bloodthirsty demonic who
enjoyed killing and controlling people.
- The enemy of
creation who comes only to steal, kill and destroy.
Enemy of creation in flames! |
- Author CS Lewis wrote about the sacrifice of Aslan and
talked about how the 'legalistic White Witch' was legitimately
able to demand the death of a traitor, Edmund, because the
deep magic (LAW) allowed it.
- However, she didn't
understand was the deeper magic, that when an innocent dies in
the place of a traitor, death itself would unwind and so Aslan
was resurrected.
- This is the exact same thing that
happened to Jesus and why he was resurrected.
- Everything
that goes around, comes around, later.
- The dull-witted
self-centered and arrogant bullies on earth never figured this
part out.
More than that, we see him ascend into the heavenly dimensions above our normal three dimensions, such that, according to the Sacred Letter to the Ephesians, he fills the entire universe with himself.
(Matt Arnold)
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Divination |
- Christians were especially warned by the church about using
'divination' because the powers that be tell you it's bad
(they know you will figure everything out).
- When
in truth, each of us has these gifts and abilities, some more
than others, but that also depends on how aware you are and how
much you pay
attention to your intuition.
- The church didn't want us
figuring anything out, and they also wanted us go to their
gold-gilded temple, instead of our own inner temple.
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Jesus knew about all this because he was a magician and he
reminded us to test the spirits.
Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world. By this you know the Spirit of God: every spirit that confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God. (1 John 4:1-2)
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Truth falling down |
- When Jesus talked to the masses, he was totally against
what the church (temple) was teaching.
- That is why he
spoke against the Jewish Pharisees and why they disliked him
and wanted to imprison him and crucify him.
- The Temple
is the Hebrew version of what the Christian Church is now.
- Jesus was against the temple teaching and preaching and he
spoke out against the message of ritualistic sacrifices and
tithing.
Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You shut the door of the kingdom of heaven in people’s faces. You yourselves do not enter, nor will you let those enter who are trying to. Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You travel over land and sea to win a single convert, and when you have succeeded, you make them twice as much a child of hell as you are. (Matthew 23:13-15)
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Crossroads inner self |
- Instead, Jesus was someone who was telling others to
'look within' and he was teaching love and forgiveness, mercy,
care and empathy.
- It's not that the original Hebrew
temple didn't have that, but they abandoned these beliefs and
now do everything through law (Mosaic).
- Everything they
did, they did because of the law; they didn't give the needy
food unless the temple told them to; they didn't do it from
their heart, but because it was the law.
Informant |
- Instead, Jesus said 'don't let your right hand know what
your left hand is doing' when you're helping the poor.
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By this he meant that you shouldn't do things and then expect
some feather for your cap, in fact, you shouldn't even say
anything, but do it from your heart.
- Don't go trolling
for likes and upvotes on your page.
Bell hand |
- On the other hand, the Pharisees would go out in public
and ring the bell to call attention to themselves.
- That
was opposite Jesus' message, he wanted us to keep it inside
and God will see that.
- Jesus was a Jew, but his message
wasn't a Hebrew message.
- He was preaching about
enlightenment, definitely more a new age message.
Everything they do is done for people to see: They
make their phylacteries wide and the tassels on their garments long; they love the place of honor at banquets and the most important seats in the synagogues; they love to be greeted with respect in the marketplaces and to be called ‘Rabbi’ by others. (Matthew 23:5-7)
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City man |
- Jesus is portrayed by the church as the 'colonizer' who
is patriotic and Christian.
- He wants justice
via retribution, died for our sins, but also condemns sinners
to hell.
King |
- Endorses church and state, is a king, upholds
traditional family unit and endorses holy war.
- They
think that Jesus represents the same things as YHWH.
- As you
can see, a confusing mix of beliefs and not what Jesus' true
beliefs were at all.
Murdered by the church and state |
- While the historical Jesus was Middle-Eastern and Jewish.
- He was from a state that was
colonized by Rome, but believed, contrary to the Romans, in
justice through restoration.
- Jesus was a friend of
sinners and outcasts, and he would critique religious people.
- He also was a child refugee, an orphan and later a homeless man; was
non-violent and certainly didn't believe in war.
- Jesus
was a rebel who wanted to subvert the Roman empire and as a
result, he was murdered by the church and state.
Once, on being asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, Jesus replied, “The coming of the kingdom of God is not something that can be observed, nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is in your midst. (Luke
17:20-21)
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Jesus quietly saving |
- Jesus ideals were clearly written in ancient text, just
not the right text for the temple leaders.
- There is a lot
of controversy about what 'color' Jesus was but he came out of
Labin's house, and Labin means white.
- Fortunately,
we can still see some of his beliefs in scrolls such as
Gospel of Thomas, which is eye opening.
- All the
books the temple considers Apocrypha and there are several
more are omitted.
- Many will question why this matters because
afterall, most of us aren't Jewish.
One day I observed in the midst of a group of people a young man who was leaning against a tree, calmly addressing the multitude. I was told it was Jesus. This I could easily have suspected so great was the difference between Him and those who were listening to Him. His golden colored hair and beard gave to his appearance a celestial aspect. He appeared to be about 30 years of age. Never have I seen a sweeter or more serene countenance. What a contrast between Him and His bearers with their black beards and tawny complexions! (Pontius
Pilate)
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Men of many colors |
- The answer is because early Christians followed Jesus'
beliefs, but they looked within, not outside themselves for a
savior.
- These were the Christian sects like the Ebionites
and Gnostic groups such as the Essenes, Marcionites,
Donatists, Nazarenes, Manichaeans, Montanists, Docetists and
Polagians.
- They all understood that God was within us
and we are within God.
Jesus answered them, “Is it not written in your Law, ‘I have said you are “gods”’? If he called them ‘gods,’ to whom the word of God came—and Scripture cannot be set aside— what about the one whom the Father set apart as his very own and sent into the world? Why then do you accuse me of blasphemy because I said, ‘I am God’s Son’? (John
10:34-36)
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Apostle Paul |
On the road |
- There has always been a lot of controversy surrounding
Apostle Paul's teachings.
- This is not to disparage Paul,
but the problem is he was at one time a Pharisee named Saul, a temple
Jew, and very much by the law.
- And yet, many Christians
think that he changed that aspect of himself, but he never
totally did.
But Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest and asked him for letters to the synagogues at Damascus, so that if he found any belonging to the Way, men or women, he might bring them bound to Jerusalem. (Acts
9:1)
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Hebrew hat throw |
- You can clearly see in his writings that he
talks about Jesus, but not in the way that Jesus talked.
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He also talked about Jesus in a temple sacrificial way which
is why so many are often confused by his writings, although he
did love Jesus very much.
And all are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus. God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, through the shedding of his blood—to be received by faith. He did this to demonstrate his righteousness, because in his forbearance he had left the sins committed beforehand unpunished. (Romans
3:24-25)
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The law knife |
- The main problem with some of Paul's teaching was that
he still very much upheld the Jewish law, which was even more
confusing because he firmly believed that Jesus' two commandments
fulfilled the Jewish law.
- However, at the same time, he
felt that the Gentiles should not be excluded from
circumcision and he believed that the Jewish Christians were
still required to follow Mose's law.
- His views on
circumcision did change over time from accepting it to
eventually condemning it.
The temple and laws |
- Paul also insisted that law
was a gift from God to the people of Israel so because of
that, he felt the Jews still needed to follow Mosaic Law.
- Paul never mentioned anything that Jesus said, but
concerned himself with the law, that does not mean that he was
a bad guy, and he did have changes in his beliefs as time
passed.
Sentenced to who knows where |
- Paul had that moment at
Damascus, but the problem is, he helped Apostle Peter bring in the physical
church, the temple.
- Therefore, the God that Christians
are now worshipping, they think of as a 'Jesus' God, but it's
not that.
- It's not the same God that Jesus was talking
about and you can type this into AI and get that answer.
- Temple God: distant, requires rituals and
sacrifices.
- Jesus' God: near, relational, focused on inner
change, forgiveness.
- Modern Church: mix of the relational aspects of
Jesus' God with temple-like rituals emphasizing
salvation and sacrifice more than the personal
connection Jesus taught. (Your Higher Self)
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Paul changed Jesus' direction |
- So you see, they're not the same Gods.
- In the Bible
we had a
man who went from the Hebrew God in the Old Testament who taught the law,
punishment, fear and war, and all that, to a man in the New
Testament who walked
around telling us to 'love your enemy and if he slaps you turn
the other cheek.'
- Prior to Paul's teachings, Gnostic groups like the
Essenes, which Jesus was a member of, had a good
message that the people had placed a lot of faith in and were
following.
- Paul changed all that with his writings and
the church grew extensively.
Since we have heard that some who went out from us have troubled you with words, unsettling your souls, saying, “You must be circumcised and keep the law”—to whom we gave no such commandment—it seemed good to us, being assembled with one accord, to send chosen men to you with our beloved Barnabas and Paul men who have risked their lives for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. (Letters
to the Seven Churches in Revelation)
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Two sets of criteria |
- Paul's beliefs created a list of requirements for gentiles, different than those for Jewish followers.
- Thus, creating two sets of criteria; those for Jewish Christians and those for
Gentile Christians.
- And Paul's beliefs about 'abstain from sexual immorality'
during a time when men like Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero
and Pliny the Elder were commonplace.
- But, in all
fairness, Paul was not
charged with teaching the Jewish Christians, but the Gentiles,
so he stayed away from ministering to Jews.
- Paul was not against the Mosaic law for Jews, however, he was opposed to forcing these restrictions on new Christians who had no Jewish heritage.
Controversy heating up |
- The epistles of James and Paul were widely divergent.
- James believed in faith and works required for
justification, which was favored by the 'works-righteousness'
crowd (Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Adventists, Roman Catholics).
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Paul taught us about justification by grace alone through
faith alone.
You see that a man is justified by works and not by faith alone. (James 2:24)
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Salvation through faith in Christ |
- Next, there is the controversy between Paul and
Matthew's teachings.
- Paul believed in salvation solely
based on faith in Christ and Matthew believed in strict Mosaic
law.
- Jesus did not come to earth to enforce Mosaic law,
that's the Old Covenant, he wanted to replace it with the New
Covenant, grace.
The main controversy between Paul and Matthew's teachings centers around the interpretation of Jewish Law, with Matthew emphasizing the importance of following the Law closely while Paul argues that salvation comes solely through faith in Christ, rendering the Law obsolete for believers, leading to accusations that Paul was undermining Jewish traditions established by Jesus. (Wikipedia)
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Peter gives Paul the deuces |
- Before we blame
everything on Paul, we need to understand what Apostle Peter
(Cephas)
was up to.
- It appears that St. Peter is the first one to
baptize the gentiles, and then at the Council of Jerusalem
48-50 AD, he decided not to burden the gentiles with the
Jewish laws.
- In Galatians, Paul is pretty blunt about
letting Peter know he thinks he's going off the track.
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Today we have the Catholic Peter apologists versus the Protestant
Paul devotees to emphasize the split.
When Cephas came to Antioch, I opposed him to his face, because he stood condemned. (Galatians 2:11)
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Christian initiation |
- Peter was preaching to Cornelius, who was a gentile, and he decided that the entire
household needed to be baptized in a 'Christian initiation.'
- When Peter returned to Jerusalem, he received criticism for
this.
- Later on, some people from Jerusalem went down to Antioch in Syria where Paul
was ministering, and they insisted that without circumcision you can’t be saved.
- Implying that everyone who wants to be a Christian, must be a
Jew first.
And they said, Cornelius the centurion, a just man, and one that feareth God, and of good report among all the nation of the Jews, was warned from God by an holy angel to send for thee into his house, and to hear words of thee. (Acts 10:22)
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No circumcision required |
- This caused an argument between Paul and Barnabas
and so they went to Jerusalem to consult with the Apostles and elders.
- That is when Peter defended the idea that the gentiles don’t need to be circumcised, and they don’t need to keep the Mosaic law in order to be saved and be
a Christian.
- By this time, Paul was receiving serious
backlash from Christians who felt he was teaching a watered
down version which meant it was no longer God's gospel,
therefore, no longer divine.
- In order to keep the peace, Peter stopped having table fellowship
and he stopped eating with Gentile Christians and only ate with Jewish Christians because of the difference regarding the need to keep the Jewish kosher laws.
And so apparently after Acts 15, Peter came down to Antioch in Syria where Paul was ministering. And at first, things were fine. At first, everybody was getting along. But then some people came from the Jerusalem Church who were within the orbit of James the Just and who favored the idea of separation between Jews and Gentiles. (catholic.com)
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Fragmented |
- All the Jews agreed with Peter's rude table manners, and Barnabas, Paul's
companion also agreed while Paul thought this sent an entirely
wrong message to the gentiles and that's why he rebuked Peter.
- And there are many, even today, who believe that Paul lost
the argument, but on the other hand, it's even easier to see
that Peter was very wrong in dividing the church this way.
- But the craziest thing, is they both agreed that gentiles
didn't need to follow Jewish law or need to be circumsised, it
was a split on the belief in kosher laws (types of food
consumed and holy days).
- Paul harshly rebuked Peter, and Peter damned Paul with faint praise, while criticizing him as
'hard to understand.'
Mosaic |
- But the problem with this whole story is, although they
were both Jesus loving men, they were still propping up the
ancient Jewish Mosaic law that Jesus came to earth to do away
with.
- The church at this point wasn't worshipping the
same God that Jesus was, they were once again, chained to the
law.
- Plus when you consider this whole 'church' business
is not what Jesus planned, he wanted home worship and he
didn't believe in 'religion,' especially when it is just
veiled Jewish law and also harsh (eye for an eye).
Whole new church |
- Many
today still believe that Paul created a entirely new religion for
the gentiles.
- However, that is what he was supposed to
do for all Christians.
- In fact, the Gnostic Christians
certainly didn't believe in Hebrew law but have you noticed
it's always the Jews who think their ideals are more
important, and notice that became the focus of the Bible.
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Some felt the ethics of the Christian faith became focused more on faith than works and the debate between faith and works between Paul and James has been debated ever since.
Garden |
- Both Peter and Paul emphasized that we should strive to keep the
moral law diligently (golden rule) so that we are spotless and
sinless, but count on grace for salvation.
- By Jesus
removing the Mosaic law, it doesn't give you permission to go
around killing anyone.
- Everyone can pretty much agree on
this, we should never go around intentionally hurting anyone
else, and once we find Jesus, it's even easier to accomplish
this.
- Jesus' two commandments essentially cover all 613
Hebrew laws because by loving him, and yourself and your
neighbor as much as yourself, and making that your priority,
you won't need the laws but instinctively follow them.
Everyone who makes a practice of sinning also practices lawlessness; sin is lawlessness. (1 John 3:4)
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Tasered by the establishment to keep you 'safe' |
- If you consider that if each of us followed a higher moral
code, we wouldn't require earthly laws and all the monitoring
and policing that goes along with it.
- We wouldn't need
someone to tell us to drive 15mph outside a school, or stop at
a stop sign.
- Which is also a libertarian view.
- We do not keep the law to be saved,
but strive to not sin so that we may be saved.
- If you do
not follow the law by your own decision, you are a slave to
the devil.
For by Grace you have been saved, through Faith, and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of Elohim,
it is not by works, so that no one should boast. (Ephesians 2: 8)
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El-vis Burning down the house |
- A few hundred years pass and then came the Roman
alignment which was the joining of the church and state
together.
- Christianity became the state religion under
Emperor Theodosius I in 380 AD, solidifying the alignment
between the Roman Empire and the Christian Church.
- This
was the final nail and after this, everything in the church
changed.
- Churches today, whether Catholic or Protestant,
are the exact same thing as temple; they're based on Jewish
Mosaic law.
Hold tight
Wait 'til the party's over
Hold tight
We're in for nasty weather
There has got to be a way
Burning down the house.
(Talking Heads)
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Jesus'
New Age movement subverted |
- The Catholic Church had their laws and they include
things like tithing, baptism and Purgatory.
- But while the
Protestants claim they don't do the same thing, they also have
their own differences.
- Then there is the problem of a
parable can have more than one meaning depending on where you
place the
punctuation, and the Greek Septuagint did not have
any puncuation so it's all very subjective.
- The Jesus that the church is
celebrating now is not the same Jesus that was walking around
Galilee.
- Accept the fact that Christianity is a new age
movement, it's one of the newest religions around.
A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.
By this everyone will know that you are my disciples,
if you love one another. (John
13:34-35)
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Jesus followers |
- By definition, Christianity is new age, and Jesus was
teaching new age and the pre-Christian Gnostics were also
practicing new age spirtualism.
- Awakening, going within,
realizing that we are all divine.
- Until the temple church
began to realize they were losing control because there were a
few thousand Jesus followers walking around.
- They weren't
rebelling or anything, but the Roman's didn't want that, nor
does anyone in power seem to want such a thing.
- None of them
wanted an independent movement running around because that
could possibly lead to trouble, or not.
Temple God |
- Although it didn't make a difference, the Roman's had to
get rid of them and they accomplished this by killing them.
- When that
didn't work, they switched plans and decided to join forces
with the early Christians under the rule of Constantine.
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Ever since 325 AD it's been a hard-core temple church system, and that is the
same exact system that existed before Jesus came to
earth.
- The God of Jesus, is not the God of Hebrew
tradition, and the God that Christianity is preaching, is not
the God of Jesus.
- Christianity is worshipping the God of
the Hebrews and what has happened is the God of the Christians
is now the God of the Hebrews.
Jesus the black sheep |
- All you have to do is read
between the lines, and the line was going straight,
and then it took a dip.
- This dip in the line was Jesus
(blip),
and when he departed you see the line go back to straight again.
- That's when the temple church became the
Christian church and Jesus' true teachings were a small blip
in between the same old Mosaic establishment.
- A true Christian is
someone who follows Jesus' teachings, not some church or
temple's made up stories.
Don't blame me, I'm only the
war horse |
- The entire Book of Zechariah
appears to have been copy and pasted into the Book of
Revelation.
- Both books contain the two witnesses, or
annointed ones.
- In Zechariah, the four horsemen were the
horsemen of YHWH who is the man of war with the bow (Apollo).
- El Gibbor is the mighty one or mighty warrior, the man of
war in the Old Testament.
- YHWH is often described as YHWH
of hosts or as host of armies, and if you look that up in
Strong's Concordance it means 'one who wages war.'
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And many would more or less brush off the 'war' and turn YHWH
into the 'hosts of heaven.'
Who is this King of glory? The LORD strong and mighty, the LORD mighty in battle. (Psalm 24:8)
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Gibborim Nephilim |
- Now we are seeing a lot of the interpretations bringing
a more defined meaning to weak biblical translations.
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However, Strong's are still saying 'host of army' instead of
interpreting it as YHWH of war.
- If you notice in Genesis
it mentions the Gibborim Nephilim who are described in the Bible as giants and warriors who were the offspring of human women and divine beings, also known as
'sons of God' and is also translated as 'giants' or 'the fallen
ones.'
- They never knew what 'fallen' really meant but
now they understand that it means the 'fallen angels.'
But they do not lie with the fallen warriors of old, who went down to the realm of the dead with their weapons of war—their swords placed under their heads and their shields resting on their bones—though these warriors also had terrorized the land of the living. (Ezekiel
32:27)
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Beastly |
- As a result, in previous days, this was all translated
as the 'Mighty Ones' they never told us it really meant
'Mighty Warriors.'
- It turned the whole connotation into
they were the powerful and strong but we weren't told
that it really meant strong in battle.
- If you go back into Greek
mythology, you can find all the same elements and Zeus was
battling with the Hecatoncheires also called Hundred-Handers
in hell with the Titans and this was some kind of war.
- So
obviously, we're finding that all the real meanings of these
words have been hidden from us.
Coming out of his mouth is a sharp sword with which to strike down the nations. “He will rule them with an iron scepter.” He treads the winepress of the fury of the wrath of God Almighty. (Revelation 19:15)
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Satan is
Apollo is YHWH |
Flaming tin man |
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Satan is linked with the Greco-Roman God Apollo (called Apollyon and Abaddon by the Jews).
- Another epithet of Apollo was Apollo Luciferus and his twin
sister Diana Lucifera.
- Lucifer disobeyed and fell to
earth and YHWH entrapped him in hell.
Mercury |
- Apollo is linked with Mercury or Wednesday (Miercoles).
- Equivalent of Apollo (Mercury) in Celtic mythology would be Lugh
and in Germanic (Norse) mythology would be Wodanaz (Wotan or Odin)
and his day is Wednesday.
Apollo hand |
- In the early Christian Church the Roman Apollo, Celtic Lugh and Germanic Wotan were all
considered manifestations of Satan known as the 'The Devil.'
- According to O9A system (Order of Nine Angles), Mercury is the planet
linked with Satan and not Venus or Saturn as many
believe.
- The Hail is for Apollo, Lugh, Wotan, Odin, Shiva, Satan.
- The early pagan's who followed Odin, did not believe in the
devil.
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The Four Horsemen |
Apollo has a bow |
- The rider of the white horse in Genesis 6 has a bow and Apollo has a
bow.
- In Zechariah, YHWH is really angry with Israel and
especially with Judah.
- This is more than likely indicated
by the name Zechari-AH rather than names such as Dani-EL who
were the prophets of El.
- Indicating different gods and
houses of worship.
- No one really knows where the Bible
came from but we know that the Elohist northern tribes and
Judean Yahwist souhern tribes are two sources that contributed to the
Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible.
10 Lost tribes |
- There were the 10 tribes in the land those days and the
Judeans didn't like them and called them Samaritans, but they
were the 10 tribes of Israel.
- The Samaritans ended up
making their own temple and place of worship up in Mount
Gerizim.
- Mount Gerizim is sacred to the Samaritans, who regard it, rather than Jerusalem's Temple Mount, as the location chosen by God for a holy temple.
- From that point forward, the Judeans hated the Samaritans
and it is because they weren't Israel, they were Canaanites
and that's very disingenuous because they were Israelites
married to Canaanites.
Israelites screening workers |
- Joseph was the leader of the 10 tribes and he was
married to a Canaanite, so they were always joined together
with Israelites who worshipped at Bethel.
- From the time
the Judeans came out of captivity in Babylon, it was only the
Judeans who went to Babylon, but the Israelites went to
Assyria, but not all of them went.
- Some of the people who
came back were Assyrians, and they weren't allowed to go back
to Israel with the Judeans and they wouldn't allow them to
work on their Temple of Herod, who was an Edomite from Esau, which is
very odd.
- King Herod was a descendant of Esau who was
from the south.
- Jacob was patriarch of the northern
kingdom of Israel.
Esau was the oldest son of Isaac and Rebekah and the twin brother of Jacob in the biblical Book of Genesis. Esau is considered to be the father of the Edomites, a Semitic people living south and east of the southern kingdom of Judah. (newworldencyclopedia.org)
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Palestine |
- The Edomites were a Semitic people who were traditional enemies of the Israelites;
they lived in southeast Palestine, which included some of Israel's most fertile land.
- The Edomites, Canaanites and Israelites all mixed with each
other and Judah himself married Tamar, the Canaanite.
- It
was this kind of crazy mentality, like an illness, that the
Pharisees had that made them hate Samaritans because they
might have mixed with Canaanites and was a form of
hypocritical racial bias.
- All their kings were married to
Canannites!
Following the laws of Moses |
- What upset the Israelites the most was they had their
own belief systems where they believed in the literal
translation of the laws of Moses.
- You had to be
circumcised and worship YHWH, the war god of Israel.
- The
other group, the Elohists, never talked about YHWH, they
always focused on El and El Elyon and Elohim and they
worshipped at Bethel.
Mary's well |
- Next we see Jesus and he stops to
talk with the Samaritan woman at the well.
- Jesus
apostles, who were Judeans reminded him that he wasn't
supposed to talk to her because she was an unclean Samaritan.
- And the woman asked he they should worship in this mountain
or in that mountain because they had their own worship and
Jesus didn't tell her where she should worship.
- He didn't
tell her that she shouldn't worship at Mount Gerizim but in
Jerusalem instead.
- What he told her was neither in this
mountain or that mountain, but in the spirit of truth.
When a Samaritan woman came to draw water, Jesus said to her, “Will you give me a drink?” The Samaritan woman said to him, “You are a Jew and I am a Samaritan woman. How can you ask me for a drink?” Jesus answered her, “If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water.” (John
4:7-10)
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Throwing stones at Mary |
- This is the woman who had five husbands (religions) and
she was living with one who was not her own, and she was an
adulterous and the Judeans wanted to stone her.
- Jesus
told his disciples that he didn't condemn her and this was
Mary Magdalene who he married at the Wedding in Cana.
-
In the Book of Psalms you find the documents gathered
from the northern tribes, the Elohists, and half of it's
talking about El, El Elyon, Elohim.
- But there's another
half of the book that talks about YHWH.
“Everyone serves the good wine first, and when people have drunk freely, then the poor wine. But you have kept the good wine until now.” This, the first of his signs, Jesus did at Cana in Galilee, and manifested his glory. And his disciples believed in him. (John
2:10-11)
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Yahwist or Elohist? |
- The next question is whether the Book of Psalms
is part Yahwist and part Elohist.
- Because it does look
clearly like Zechariah was a prophet of YHWH as he talks
primarily to the Judeans ans it does mention in the Book of
Zechariah that YHWHs portion was Judah, the southern portion.
-
They had their own religion, as we already pointed out, very
strict law observers.
- People like the Pharisees but also Jesus,
who was born in Bethlehem, which is located in the southern kingdom of Judah.
Zechariah sees a flying scroll |
- The Book of Zechariah has two witnesses and
four horses that are riding, although the first horse isn't
white like it is in Revelation, but instead, it's a red
horse.
- All four of the horses are mentioned but it tells
you more about what they are and it tells us that Zechariah
saw a flying scroll, or roll, like a book.
- And the book
went forth and it was curses and it cursed the whole world.
- That was the Jewish Torah, which was the curse of
the law on the land.
Zechariah stays behind with his scroll |
- Zechariah was the prophet who had been prophesying to
Judean and they had been captured and taken to Babylon.
-
This is where the phrase 'Get out of Babylon my people' comes
from because they never got out of Babylon.
- They were
still holding onto this materialistic view of sin and the
deity of vengeance, war and hate, YHWH.
- This scroll that
Zechariah had, said that when they were scattered into all the
nations, they built this woman, which was their covenant of
death, a house in Shinar, which is Babylon.
He said to me, “To the land of Shinar, to build a house for it. And when this is prepared, they will set the basket down there on its base. (Zechariah 5:11)
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Basket of the Holy Roman Empire |
- Babylon was where the Talmudic Jews made their
headquarters and from this place, the Judeans began to
influence the world in many ways.
- They became an
influencer of the Holy Roman Empire and Christianity began to
go back to the law and became apostate from Jesus' beliefs.
- When you look at the Book of Revelation you see the
two witnesses and the horses and you're not aware who are the
players are or what team they're on.
- Most view the white
horse in Revelation 6 as Jesus, and he's coming to make war
but not in a bad way, in a good way.
White horse with a sword |
- He's going to get rid of sin and darkness in the world
and there is reason to believe that Jesus is going to come to
make war in righteousness.
- However, Jesus its the rider
of the white horse with a sword in his mouth that comes after
the four horsemen in Revelation in chapter 19.
- And he doesn't have a bow like Apollo
does, and Revelation tells us he has a sword of the spirit
which is the word of the Divine Being.
- He's called the
Pantocrator, or the Almighty, but it really means something
more like the 'all perfect' or sustainer, and even to imply
someone holding up the stars.
- Some even compare it to a
pattern, complete and fulfilled and like the stars, in a
pattern of perfection.
Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. (Ephesians 6:17)
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Woodman |
- The New Testament refers to Pantocrator 10 times and one
time it is used by Apostle Paul who uses it to translate 'the
Lord of hosts' which is odd.
- Another time, Paul says
whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved and he's
referring to Jesus, but he's quoting from a place in the Bible
that concerns YHWH.
- Could this be the Temple Jesus that
Paul helped Peter build, yes it is.
- The temple church
version of Jesus or doppelganger and there's also the problem
of the Masoretic scribes changing all the names of 'God' in
the Bible, so everything's totally confused and jumbled.
Heavenly Father |
-
The original Greek Septuagint that was written before
Christ uses the word Kyrios all the
way through, it doesn't use the word YHWH.
- It wasn't
until the 1st-century that the Septuagint was
reworked by the Judeans and the word YHWH and all his other
names appeared in place of Kyrios.
- Kyrios was the name of
our Heavenly Father but it was also used to refer to some
false deities.
The mighty hunter |
- Then we're not sure who the white horse is in
Revelation, but then we see the Gibbor, the mighty hunter.
- So much like the mighty Osiris and his son Horus, who
resurrected him, and we've talked about the connections with
Osiris and the empty tomb in the Great Pyramid and how it was
Osiris who built the pyramid, that's what the story is all
about.
- There is some connection there with YHWH as the
mighty hunter.
Osiris or Nimrod! |
- When the Old Testament talks about the
mighty hunter Nimrod, it's obviously talking about Osiris.
- Later on Esau beheads Nimrod and takes his cloak and he
becomes the mighty hunter.
- So we see it's a title and
there's more than one 'mighty hunter' in the Bible and this
goes as far back as the Nephilim who were also called that.
Powerful people |
- You can see how the Bible now interchanges the word
Gibberim, Nephilim, Anakim and different words that it uses to
talk about them.
- Whoever these people are, they're
mighty hunters, and they're usually hairy, and they've got
these hairy robes that they pass on to others.
- So there's
a lot of confusion and bluriness because no one has been able
to figure out what this all means.
But the people who live there are powerful, and the cities are fortified and very large. We even saw descendants of Anak there. (Numbers 13:28)
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Jerusalem |
- If the white horse in Revelation 19 is Jesus and he's
coming with the saints at the end of Tribulation, and
Zechariah says that the Judeans are going to be murdered and
half of them destroyed.
- About a third of the city of
Jerusalem, a remnant of the Judeans, will be saved.
- In
the Septuagint it says Kyrios which is really 'hosts' but it
never says YHWH, but Kyrios Sabaoth and it's translated in our
Bible's as Almighty.
- So now Almighty is the same as
warrior.
Sabaoth of war |
- Most of the Book of Zechariah it uses YHWH of
hosts, or Sabaoth of war and he's talking about killing people
and bloody things going on and violence and hatred.
- It's
really kind of disgusting and it began because he was angry
and so he sent them away where they're scattered into the
world, and this law of theirs is like a curse.
- A curse
that spreads over the world and it's what breeds the four
horsemen and pestilence and famine.
Apollo |
- Now the warrior in Zechariah riding the white horse,
which is not the first horse, seems to be YHWH himself.
-
And this would make sense because he is the man of war or
Apollo.
- Apostle Paul talked in Galatians about the
Destroyer that destroyed thousands of Israelites when they
were leaving Egypt and they were complaining.
- In fact, it
was YHWH who destroyed Israel in his anger and wrath and he
killed thousands at a time, something like 3,000 one day and
20,000 another.
Apollyon |
- So there's quite a few references that show it's YHWH
riding the first horse in Revelation and he is Apollyon.
-
Revelation 9 talks about how a beast, angel, came up out of
the bottomless pit and gives him the name Apollyon.
- Then
it gives him the Hebrew name Adonai or Abaddon and all the way
through Jeremiah it uses the name Adonai for YHWH.
- That's
the Masoretic scribe version of the Bible, not the original
Septuagint.
- Now in the Septuagint, the
name Adonai is used with Kyrios but as a definite article,
showing it's not our Heavenly Father.
- This is what we're
seeing so far!
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My Lord or their Lord |
- YHWH is the man of wrath and he comes riding and it begins
when Judea separated from Israel.
- The split results in
places in the Bible where it talks about 'my Lord' and 'their
Lord.'
- Then Zechariah talks about 'our deity' and then
tells little prophecies about Jesus; and they shall mourn for
the one they've pierced and our deity shall come.
- This is
at the time of the end and Jerusalem's going to be destroyed
and all the nations will surround Jerusalem and the deity of
wrath destroys most of Israel, except for a small remnant.
And I will pour upon the house of David and upon the inhabitants of Jerusalem the spirit of grace and of supplication; and they shall look upon Me whom they have pierced, and they shall mourn for Him as one mourneth for his only son, and shall be in bitterness for Him as one who is in bitterness for his firstborn. (Zechariah 12:10)
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Angels |
- Most of the world will come up against Israel and at
the last moment he's coming, their deity, riding on a white
horse with all the saints following him.
- Sometimes they
call the saints the angels and this is all through the
Bible.
- Nobody understands this because they don't know
that the angels are the saints because after the saints die,
they turn into angels.
- If they're not reincarnated back
on earth for some mission, then they're in heaven and
they've got their crowns and their white robes and wings.
Ministering |
- The angels are ministers for salvation for those who have
salvation, they're ministering to us because they're our
brothers.
- In the Book of Revelation, John met an angel
and was going to worship him and the angel denyed that.
-
The angels are exalted beings, the Lord didn't make angels, he
made humans, he didn't make demons either, he made humans.
- But from humans, we're the ones who created the monster
spirits, they're fears and anxieties and the great big dragon.
- It's lower conciousness, we made that and the Lord didn't
make that.
But he said to me, “Don’t do that! I am a fellow servant with you and with your fellow prophets and with all who keep the words of this scroll. Worship God!” (Revelation 22:9)
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Fear and hate |
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The angels, we made them too, because once we get to heaven
and attained our wings then we're the angels.
- This is
what Jesus said, those who inherit the resurrection become
as angels.
- When the Lord returns with his saints, he's
returning with the angels and the Bible says the angels are
the reapers, so this is the battle.
- It's a spiritual
battle, the weapons of our warfare are not carnal.
- When
Jesus comes in battle with the saints it's not going to be
carnal, we'll be speaking and preaching the gospels.
- We'll be the ones reaping and ridding the world
of the demons, which is the fears, depression, guilt, shame, hate and
violence.
Neither can they die any more; for they are equal unto the angels and are the children of God, being the children of the resurrection. (Luke 20:36)
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Worshipping the curse |
- Zechariah was talking to the Judeans about all the war,
pestilence and famine all because of the curse they were
worshipping, which is their religion, the law.
- And
every now and then, Zechariah will inject something about
'Jesus is coming' and you have to wonder who was he writing
this for?
- Because it seems like he's a YHWH fan but
every now and then he interrupts his little violence story
and praises Jesus.
-
And Zechariah tells how only a small remnant of Judeans will
be saved and they will look up and see the one whom they
pierced.
Behold, a day is coming for the Lord when the spoils taken from you will be divided among you. For I will gather all the nations against Jerusalem to battle, and the city will be taken, the houses plundered, the women raped, and half of the city exiled, but the rest of the people will not be eliminated from the city. Then the Lord will go forth and fight against those nations, as when He fights on a day of battle. (Zechariah
14:1-3)
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The one who pierced repenting |
- The Judeans will wail for him, crying out to him and
they'll receive him, and they'll repent.
- Even the ones
who pierced him will repent, they'll bow down to Christ when
he returns.
- That is why Jesus said 'you will not see me
henceforth until you say blessed is he who comes in the name
of the Lord.'
- This prophecy was given by Zechariah in
the middle of all his other ideas about war and pestilence.
And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and supplication. They will look on me, the one they have pierced, and they will mourn for him as one mourns for an only child, and grieve bitterly for him as one grieves for a firstborn son. (Zechariah
12:10)
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Weeping and singing Hosanna |
- Then there is another prophecy thrown into Zechariah
with all these end time warnings that says he's coming for
them and they'll be weeping and singing Hosanna, Hosanna.
- And the Judeans will have repented and Jesus is coming with
his saints, and they're looking for a Messiah, but it won't
necessarily be a man.
- Because he's coming with all the
angels and we'll be changed in the twinkling of an eye and
will meet them in the air.
Rejoice greatly, O Daughter of Zion! Shout in triumph, O Daughter of Jerusalem! See, your King comes to you, righteous and victorious, humble and riding on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey. (Zechariah
9:9)
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End time warrior |
- This is what Christianity teaches about the Messiah but
the Judeans haven't figured that out yet, they're still
waiting for their mighty warrior.
- The whole world is
found guilty and sinners under that wrath and if you don't
receive the love of the truth that you might be saved, then
you get the strong delusion.
- Zechariah also talks about
the shepherd who abandons his flock and he gets struck in his
arm and his right eye with a sword.
- This is very similar
to what Daniel says about 'he'll get the wound by a sword in
the head and yet be revived.'
Even him, whose coming is after the working of Satan with all power and signs and lying wonders,
And with all deceivableness of unrighteousness in them that perish; because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved.
And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie:
That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness. (2 Thessalonians 2:9-12)
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Anti-Christ with a head wound |
- The Book of Revelation talks about the
anti-Christ that is wounded and dies, then comes to life
again, resurrected, and all the world worshipped the beast.
- So the question that begs is Zechariah talking about the
worthless shepherd, the anti-Christ.
- The worthless
shepherd abandons them, he's a coward or something, and it
describes the wound in his head with a little more detail and
it says it's in his right eye.
-
Remember 'God' comes from Woden or Goden, who is Odin who has
a patch over his right eye.
- And the occult cult will
always cover one eye, the all-seeing eye and the eye in the
pyramid.
Deity of war |
- Who is that all-seeing eye, it's not our Heavenly Father,
it's this deity of war and vengeance, Apollo and he's got the
bow.
- This is why they had their Apollo 'mission' designed
not to go to the moon, but instead, to destroy us because
that's what Apollo means, the Destroyer.
- Whoever this
anti-Christ is, they're going to be struck in their right eye
and their eye will be taken out.
- That's very symbolic too
because the left eye is your conscious mind and the right eye
is your spiritual, higher mind.
Not looking for the spiritual |
- Which means that the anti-Christ is not going to have a
spiritual side, he's not going to be looking for the spiritual
coming of the kingdom of Christ, he's blind.
- What he's
looking for instead, is the kingdom of wrath, violence and
war.
- But he will also fall in violence because whoever
lives by the sword, dies by the sword.
-
This is also mentioned in the Book of Revelation and
it seems almost like a pun.
“Put your sword back in its place,” Jesus said to him, “for all who draw the sword will die by the sword. (Matthew
26:52)
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Fighting for the wrong team |
- Those who will take up arms to battle in Jerusalem, plus any
who are conscripted or willingly go into battle because they
want to fight for Israel, are fighting for a material kingdom,
they're not fighting for Christ.
- But those who pick up
swords or guns will die by swords and guns.
- This is what
we see all over our world today, the right eye is gone,
they're fighting wars and worshipping Goden, instead of
following our Heavenly Father, Theos.
Finding life |
- We're trying to figure out why this one person called Lord
seemed to be coming in such violence and yet Jesus said to put
your sword away and love instead.
- It's not Jesus who's
the Lord of vengeance because he's only love and there is only
light and no darkness in him.
- Jesus is the same
yesterday, today and forever, so there is no possible way that
he
could be this deity of vengeance.
- Obviously, Jesus is the
'I am' in the New Testament, the resurrection.
- In the
Old Testament, YHWH said 'I am vengeance and my name is
Jealous that is my name.'
Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. (John
14:6)
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Moses was too bright |
- There are allusions to the good 'I am' in the Old Testament
when YHWH says 'I am your healer, protector and savior' and he
does say many good things.
- When the children of Israel
were standing before Mount Horeb and it was called the 'true
deity.'
- Moses went up the mountain and saw a blinding
light and when he came down, the Israelites couldn't even look
at him he was so bright.
- They rejected his message and
Horeb sounds like orb and it has the 'ore' for light so it is
the mountain of light, and it is Jesus' covenant and the
Israelites rejected it.
Veiled |
- Instead, they told Moses they wanted a priesthood and they
wanted him to be the one to talk to God, not them.
- Paul
said they put a veil over their minds when they read the words
of the Bible and they take it literally and think it's an
actual deity of war.
- It doesn't matter what book you're
reading, the Bible, Psalms, the Torah, Solomon's
wisdom and it could be any of the prophets of YHWH, the 'ah'
like Zechariah, Isaiah, any of them.
- Their stories are
always full of violence and war and YHWHs coming to destroy
everything with vengeance.
Old kingdom and the new kingdom |
- Prophets like Isaiah will talk about the mighty deity the
Prince of Peace Emmanuel and prophecies about the coming of
Christ, intermingled in all the war and violence.
- It
appears the entire Bible, from beginning to end, is about
Israel, the northern kingdom and the southern kingdom.
-
The 10 tribes in the north that worship in Bethel, the higher
consciousness, El, which is the top of the elemental chart,
Heliopolis, the Olympians.
- The Olympians fought with the
Titans, and threw them down into the pit at the bottom where
the lower kingdom of Judea, and they go by the lower
commandments, the carnal.
- And the 2 tribes in the south
in Judea, worship at Jerusalem with the Pharisees.
Under the law, the curse |
- That is why Apostle Paul said that we don't go by the letter
of the law, because those who go by the letter of the law are
under a curse which is death.
- What does 'letter' mean, it
means literal, and when you read the Old Testament literally,
you're under the law, the curse.
- However, if you take the
Bible and interpret it spiritually, now you're under the
blessing, the esoteric wisdom shines through and you find out
that this is not about death, but salvation.
Old Testament prophecy fulfilled |
- Every prophet in the Old Testament, is in the Book of
Revelation, but none as much as Zechariah.
- But all
the things the prophets said in the Old Testament were
fulfilled, up to the days of Jesus.
- Babylon's already
been destroyed so we're waiting for the Great Babylon, because
Babylon doesn't exist.
- The only thing that you can say
exists any longer is Jerusalem because it's there all over
again, after being destroyed.
- And it was destroyed in
Jesus' day, but here it is again, which has to do with
Daniel's 70th week and this period that's divided off.
Followed the deity of war |
- That is why Jesus says he will cut it short because if he
didn't, nothing would survive, because if he had brought the
end in the days around 70 AD, no one would have been saved,
because they hadn't attained salvation yet.
- The Gentiles
hadn't come in yet, and all the Judean's, except for a small
group of Christ disciples, had all followed the deity of war,
the lower ego, so they wouldn't have been saved either.
-
It says that at 70 AD, Paul tells us he cut the days and
divided so that the Gentiles 'become in' and once that
happens, then all of Israel will be saved.
- And then we'll
commence Daniel's 70th week which we haven't experienced yet.
Spiritual city |
- The final part of the story is when Christ returns and here
is the rest of the world looking at Jerusalem and thinking
we're going to go back to this earthly law, the king and
warriors.
- But the Apostles told us we're never going to
do that again because we now have a spiritual kingdom.
-
The Book of Hebrews tells us that men who died and
were wandering in the earth, and they were vagabonds, but they
had a place where they could return, but they refused because
they saw something better, a spiritual city.
Temple within |
- This is why Jesus said the kingdom is within you, the
spiritual kingdom that we're waiting for.
- And meanwhile,
the world is under a strong delusion thinking that we're going
to fulfill the Bible literally.
- Apollo is the Christ, but
he's the anti-Christ, and that is what the first white horse
represents, the entire literalness of the material world, war,
and making America great again.
- Somehow going back to
less taxes and government, and some kind of solution
politically.
The hoax |
- We're supposed to honor Jerusalem and rebuild it too, and
build up the walls, and battle the nations, literally.
-
And we need a world war to bring in this final 'righteousness'
the war to end all wars, but it's never worked, and it never
will.
- This is the great hoax, it's only spiritual.
- Nothing
needs to be done in these next 3.5 years, except what the
prophecy said would be done.
- That Jerusalem will remain
desolute because of the abominations and it will be trampled
on by the nations until its' time be ended.
Sanctuary |
- This is why you see in Zechariah and Revelation he says he's
measuring the temple and those who worship there, and they
measure the altar, but that's in heaven, and there's people
worshipping there in heaven.
- But the courtyard, which is
outside the temple, or outside the sanctuary or holy place,
which is now been sanctified and cleansed by Christ in his
blood.
- He cleansed that when he died on the cross, but
that's been cleansed for a long time, and the only place
that's cleansed and righteous is in the sanctuary which is in
heaven.
Outer courts |
- Because Christ went away before the Lord and sprinkled his
blood which is our hearts in the center of the physical
material, the source of the material, the spiritual, the
light.
- The outer courts, or the walls, that's the earthly
that's still not cleansed because woe to the earth and sea
because the devil's come down unto you, so it's still being
trampled.
- We're waiting for this moment when Christ
returns and this prophecy in Daniel which is this final, last
tribulation due to the fact that we've got to bring down the
walls and remove them.
Frosty |
- That's because Judeans and Gentiles are One now, male and
female, there is none, Jew or Greek, it doesn't matter, we're
all One in Christ.
- Except the division on earth caused by
many thinking we have some 'chosen' race here and we need some
of their laws and some judgments.
- This was all done away
with in Christ, but the strong delusion is still going to be
allowed in this fleshly world, because so many are still under
the delusion and they haven't yet received the truth that they
may be saved.
Tent |
- Because they were blinded due to their lack of faith, and
because they want to take it literal, they didn't get
salvation so they couldn't be saved.
- However, this was
the Lord's plan, because through their fall, salvation comes
to the Gentiles and now since the end of the Jewish system,
the gospel and the grace went under the Gentiles.
- We've
been preaching the gospel of Christ for 2,000 years and now
the Gentiles will come in and there will be no more time any
longer as it says in the Book of Revelation.
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Those who pierced him, will have to come through bitter
tribulation to Christ.
So that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. (Philippians 2:10-11)
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Clingling to this delusion |
- Those who come out victorious from the beast, or the
monster, or the delusion, those are the ones who are not
looking for the material world.
- They're not looking for
government, or some kind of earthly temple or establishment,
rituals or ceremonies.
Yanke-d |
- Not that the physical world needs
to be destroyed, but the system of law must be destroyed and
perish.
- The men who are clingling to this delusion must
let go, and come to their knees; those that were under that
covenant and those who were following after them.
Living Deity |
- Those who will get the mark of the beast on their hand or
forehead which is the law of Moses and that is found in
Deuteronomy and Exodus.
- It tells you that you must write
the mark of Moses on your hand or forehead.
- Notice how
this parallels the saints getting the seal of the Living Deity
in their forehead, which is the Holy Spirit.
- The Holy
Spirit is the holy mind, it means love, we're no longer under
law, but we're under grace, and those who receive this grace
are the ones with the seal of the Living Deity and they are
the elect.
- They've come off victorious from the beast and
his image.
Thinking about abomination of desolation |
- The rest of the world sees this beast rising from the
bottomless pit and it was already rising, the law, and Jesus
threw it down and conquered it in hell.
- But now here it
is again, raising it's ugly head, and they all want to go back
to law, the red heifer.
- Once they do that red heifer and
once you see that abomination of desolation, the tribulation
begins, and that is them trying to cleanse the literal temple,
it's a blasphemy.
- It's an abomination because they
rejected the blood of Christ.
Wrath and judgment |
- As soon as they sacrifice that red heifer, and all the
ignorant Christians around the world praying for Jerusalem and
the rebuilding of the temple and bringing back the law, that's
when then you'll get the wrath, the judgment.
- But you
must receive the love of the truth, not just the truth, and
most people aren't receiving the love of the truth.
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They're hanging on to illusions and delusions when all they
have to do is read their Bible to see that we're not under
law.
- We're under grace, and we must have all things in
common and we must receive the kingdom, which is within us,
instead of looking for an outer material world.
They are not of the world, even as I am not of it. (John 17:16)
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Always lacking and in poverty |
- They want a material salvation, to make America great again,
and the world great again, but to what 'greatness' do they
want it to return since we live in an imperfect, material
world.
- A world where you will never find complete
fulfillment or satisfaction because there is always something
missing, or something that needs to be done, or not enough.
- And that is because our gas tank will always need refilling,
and we're always hungry, and we never have enough of anything,
especially time and money.
- We all have to pay taxes and
burdened with this law and prisons and war.
Capitalism |
- The days of capitalism where we're buying and selling the
earth, you get that piece and someone else gets another piece,
but really we don't get anything because the beast swallows us
up.
- This is all the beast, and it's the curse of the
Talmudic law.
- The only people who come out of this curse,
are those who receive the grace of the Lord freely, you don't
earn it, but simply wait for his coming.
Peter the pied piper |
- Christ's coming is not going to happen because of the Jews
starting sacrifices in Israel, that's the kingdom of the
anti-Christ.
- He's going to be the one who left the flock
and he will betray you and renig on his covenant with you.
- A great delusion is coming upon the earth and you must
understand that the Lord loves you and you must receive grace.
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We have to go in his presence in boldness, you have to go
boldly before his throne because it's impossible to please the
divine without faith, trusting.
Faith rising |
- The Lord Jesus has commanded us to love one another, to
love ourselves, to forgive ourselves, and to come boldy to his
Father's throne of grace.
- And that is not the same as
El-vis in Grace-land.
- We have to believe, if we don't
believe we are free and have all the blessings that we need,
and we feel like we deserve it because we already are heirs to
this salvation, then you can't have it.
- So when you
think of the word doubt, understand that it means reasoning,
to parse things up and start thinking and questioning and you
must not do that.
- Because you cannot have anything
without faith so you must not doubt.
But when you ask, you must believe and not doubt, because the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. (James 1:6)
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Omnipresence (all) |
- Pagans had the belief that the divine presence was
imbued within the sacred landscape, but Christians have
problems seeing this.
- This is due to their belief in
duality, that the earth is bad and heaven is good.
- Most
equate things around them as solid objects, incapable of
containing spirit, even though science shows us that things
aren't as solid as we think they are.
- Everything has
spirit contained within.
It’s a story in which the promise of new creation is sweet enough that “as we in the churches see our old social order slipping away, we may also discover something grace-full about relinquishing our privilege” (Preaching in the New Creation: The Promise of New Testament Apocalyptic Texts) and so learn to speak the gospel again. (David Schnasa Jacobsen)
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New age pillar
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- Lately we heard that St. Peter was hit by a lightning
bolt that removed his halo and keys in his right hand on
December 17, 2023, on Pope Francis' birthday in his homeland,
Argentina.
- Paul was standing next to Peter at the same
cathedral and he was not
harmed.
- Not a very good omen for Peter's church.
Signed by Leonardo DaVinci |
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