Kingdom Come

Anyone who has suffered in relationships from egocentric and psychopathic persons should welcome the safety found in the Bible as a guidebook to personal relationships, physical and emotional health, and eternal security.

“The thief cometh not, but for to steal [your innocence and liveliness], and to kill [at the least your hopes and dreams], and to destroy [your quality if not your quantity of life]: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.” (John 10:10)

“Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves.” (Matthew 7:15)

Jesus Christ was absolutely referring to religious leaders. Christianity is full of them, as we should expect. How many different denominations under how many different teachers are claiming they are The Way, The Truth, and The Life?

Name It And Claim It sure sounds to me exactly like “As above, so below.”

Continue reading “73) The Nectar Of The Gods Is Putrefaction”

The Abrahamic God only demanded sacrifice of his own Son in contrast to the multitude of lower gods who demanded uncounted billions of human sacrifices over millennia

This alone underscores how unqualified Richard Dawkins is to give an opinion, let alone hold a chair in a university.

Since blood is the material form of the universal life-force, it was/is offered to deities to enable them to materialize and influence the material world. 

All ancient cultures/religions offered blood sacrifices to their deities.

Andrew Hennessy – in his article The Reptilian Blood Legacy -writes ‘the Elite Priestess or ‘Mother Goddess’ in the hierarchy who performed rituals for the brotherhood at the highest level, told me that without human blood the reptilians/satanic entities cannot survive in this dimension…

Continue reading “74) A Truly Malevolent Way To Resource Life Energy”

The entire mythos of paganism is, as is to be expected as a competitor, completely opposite to that of the Singularity Creator therefore Authority.

• The sole purpose of humanity’s existence was to serve the gods.
• A god’s statue was a physical embodiment of the god himself so cult statues / idols were given constant care and attention and a set of priests were assigned to tend to them.
• Worship consisted of sacrificing – truly depriving themselves and their families of life support by instead giving their food and other human necessities to the priests at the temple. This was supposedly ritually laid out before the god’s cult statue in the form of a feast but ultimately or immediately would be distributed among his priests. Or sold in the shambles / bazaars.

Seriously, the whole thing was a scam after all, and even God’s priests can be larcenous.

So it comes as no surprise to discover that of all the multitude of religions around the world, the majority – not just the Christian – follow the Hebrew’s ancient account of a Creator and Supreme God.  This makes sense, as it provides the only account of a God powerful enough – because he controls creation – and compassionate enough – because he involves himself as a Father, to give his children eternal life.

“I am the LORD / YHVH Creator thy God…and thou shalt know no god but me: for there is no saviour beside me…thou hast destroyed thyself; but in me is thine help…I will ransom them from the power of the grave; I will redeem them from death.” (Hosea 13:4-14)

Continue reading “75) Only Biblical Monotheism Gives Life”

I suspect that the television series Better Call Saul is so popular because it brings to our attention a deeply troubling reality every viewer senses in his or her own life experience. The characters’ choice of action in response to crises not only reveal their inner character, they shape their character and their future condition. As they face crossroad after crossroad of decisions they proceed towards a destination, while not of their liking, unquestionably the result of their choices which eliminated other possibilities.

The show does this so effectively because it doesn’t define its characters’ personalities and fatal flaws, which would allow us to treat the characters as fictional. Instead, it gently nudges us into a dawning awareness of essential human nature through the use of “precept upon precept” as we’re able to track their disasters back to the start when their bad choices set them up to fall. 

You know that Adam and Eve told Cain endless stories of the fabulous way of life in Eden, no death, and how the LORD had promised to restore it through the Promised Seed of the Woman, AKA the Chosen One, the Christ, restoring the dominion that the Adams had lost to Lucifer.

A key point that should not be overlooked here is that when God told Adam to have dominion, this was essentially “the LORD God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden to dress / groom it and to keep / guard it.” (Genesis 1:27-28. 2:15)

And Cain lived up to that expectation and way of life in recreating the Edenic vegan world.

“and [Eve] bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD. And…Cain was a tiller of the ground…And in process of time it came to pass, that Cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the LORD…But unto Cain and to his offering he had not respect.” 

In the meantime, back at the ranch, Eve had also born Cain’s brother Abel. 

“And Abel was a keeper of sheep. And Abel, he also brought of the firstlings of his flock and of the fat thereof. And the LORD had respect unto Abel and to his offering [reported in other instances as fire from heaven]. (Genesis 4:1-5)

Surely we recognize the repetition of the Luciferian attitude in Cain’s personal pride at his accomplishments and outrage at God’s rejection of his gift.

So he lashed out against, not at Abel for upstaging him, but fundamentally against God for putting him in his place.

“Oh you want blood, do you? I’ll give you blood!”

Continue reading “SECTION XIII: The First Anti-Christ”

“This is the message that ye heard from the beginning, that we should love one another. Not as Cain, who was of that wicked one, and slew his brother…For all the law is fulfilled in one word, even in this; Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.” (I John 3:11-12, Galatians 5:14)

“Among the Hottentots it was the custom for one who had more than others to share his surplus till all were equal. White travelers in Africa before the advent of civilization noted that a present of food or other valuables to a “black man” was at once distributed; so that when a suit of clothes was given to one of them the donor soon found the recipient wearing the hat, a friend the trousers, another friend the coat.

The Eskimo hunter had no personal right to his catch; it had to be divided among the inhabitants of the village, and tools and provisions were the common property of all.

When Turner told a Samoan about the poor in London the “savage” asked in astonishment: “How is it? No food? No friends? No house to live in? Where did he grow? Are there no houses belonging to his friends? The hungry Indian had but to ask to receive; no matter how small the supply was, food was given him if he needed it; “no one can want food while there is some anywhere in the town.” Continue reading “78) Wealth For The Few By Enslaving The Workers And Eliminating The Useless”

Civilization is defined as society with

1. political organization,
2. social stratification between elite and workers,
3. urbanization with building projects,
4. religion
5. and record-keeping for perpetuation of the civilization.

Dates of births, deaths & events from Genesis 4 and the apocryphal Jasher, Enoch & Jubilees.  Archeological dates from Wikipedia ancient history timeline.  Unless otherwise referenced, interpretation of names from Bible codes.

~4000 – ~3700 BC: Adam lives 930 years, faithfully providing eyewitness testimony of the God of Creation to every founder of a rebel ungodly civilization. And we feel frustrated by the lack of results in our testimony.

Continue reading “79) The Rise of Civilization”

If we calculate a modest population growth rate of 2.5%, starting with just one set of parents, in 1,000 years after Adam and Eve there could have been 3+ billion people, equal to the population of the entire world after WWII. But there isn’t evidence of that many people throughout the entire world in the anthropological or archeological findings. Renown war historian Arther Ferril explains why.

“The origins of war can be traced back…to the emergence of cities…[such as] a huge organized battle at Hamoukar in Syria. There was in the Near East at the beginning of the Neolithic Age a genuine burst of organized warfare” in archaeological sites strewn with the evidence of mass conflicts and massacres. One strong piece of evidence for social turmoil at this time is the evidence of

William James, first among the Harvard faculty giants a century ago, wrote in “one of his most eloquent, utterly ageless essays…“History is a bath of blood.”

Continue reading “80) History Is A Bath Of Blood”