Back in John’s day everyone knew how the god of this world and his minions operated, so John didn’t explain the basic concepts in Revelation. But ever since humanism took front and center we are in fact ignorant of his devices (II Corinthians 2:11), and we have to learn about paganism from secular sources.
American Gods (2001) by British author Neil Gaiman is centered on the concept of making sacrifices to the gods – even when, as humanists, we don’t realize we are doing it.
Odin / Wedn (from which we get Wednesday) / head god / Satan is recruiting American manifestations of the Old Gods to participate in a battle against the New American Gods of humanism – higher standards of living, technology, especially the internet. He is working with Low Key Lyesmith, i.e. Loki Lies Maker in a “two-man con“. When Loki set up the battle between the New and Old Gods
- as a sacrifice to Odin, restoring Odin’s power
- also allowing Loki to feed on the chaos / energy of the battle
the rest of the New and Old gods are suckered into transferring their energy during the battle, and Odin and Loki are the only winners in this battle.
Parallel this hyperdimensional situation with YHVH’s battle.
YHVH’s power as carried by and manifested through his people is also weakening with the rise of the new gods.
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