Why does God sit? This is the question everyone asks. The answer is in the letters to the seven churches in John’s book of Revelation; but this secret to our existence has appeared like hen’s milk. This is because prophecy is being distorted by Pharisees and Balaams; whilst greedy teachers ignore endtime forecasts, rigid ones present it as woe poured on overpartying homo sapiens by a grandpa lounging in the sky. Preaching to just be big shots, Pharisees desecrate the creator of the universe to appear as chilling out on an invisible hanging chair in outer space, whilst being extremely mad at ‘stinking mortals’. Meanwhile, also oblivious of the paining in Jehovah’s throat that animates any speaking, Balaam urge their congregants (who are hunting for relieve from their worries) “Entreat the Lord to come down and fight for you. Shout to him this scripture: Stand up Oh Lord and let your enemies be scattered!”
Weeping for divine help is holy, when someone asks for a broken and contrite spirit. In fact, humility is best expressed in yells which are accompanied by tears. However, most of the crying done in church to the heavenly throne voids the core message of Christ. The pang for something or someone — to make you feel whole — should be directed to the God aching inside the meat we wear, to maintain our souls away from him. The animal suit we put on repulses our maker away from our emotions. Yet to be safe, Jesus, the master of Ephesus to Laodicea, should rest in our feelings, in layers upon layers — as our souls have infinite depths.
The church is under ministers who are only concerned about protecting their lifestyles. Careful not to scare away their good old time religion by sounding ‘cultish’, they ignore or deny this truth: ‘light of the world’ means ‘the miracle in all nutrients’; Christ is serving all veins, to structure us — even if we ingest, excrete and deny him (so as to be independent). When opening their mouths, most pastors are thus moulding monsters. High with authority and fame, alot of ‘men of God’ cannot grasp and evangelize this fact: Calvary testifies that the essence in the son of God stings to make us be; the softness and flow of the perpetuation that is Elohim aches so as to energize the ecosystem. But this individual who gifts us our identity should be owning our innermost essence. The theatrics which attend services insinuate that Jehovah is a shining wonder who is far away, tired and recuperating from his hard work of creation and redemption. He thus needs to be jotted up from his slumber and grumbling — with offerings or yelling.
The ‘rest’ mentioned in Genesis — which is merely a pause — so as to create rythm — like that in Music — is being read as ‘siesta’. Elohim is our sustenance, holding the church and angels in his hands. Yet he is perceived as having a holiday, whilst humanity is ‘boiling in troubles’ from dusk to dusk. And as such a perspective insinuates that we are helpless victims, the foundation of any Sunday gathering determines these two realities: whether the coming together is a ganging up to sing, pray, fund raise and pat each other’s back in the name of Jesus; or whether it is a connnection of temples of God.
And the eklessia that Jesus is pleased with is the Philadelphian or the Smyrnan. These are groups which may undergo persecution to death but they never relent in their testimony. And even if the fellowships have little strength (resources), these soldiers keep the word of Jesus. They don’t deny his name. Such overcomers enter doors no one but this owner of all authority can open. This is how they are not hurt by the second death if they collapse into the grave. But there are a portion of this brotherhood and sisterhood who will ultimately fly to heaven when the testing that is coming on all the earth is just about to erupt. These two out of the seven churches delineated by John — as all of them are located in Asia — symbolize lights of the world in darkness; Islam, Buddhism and Hindusim — the greatest competitors to Christianity — originate from Asia. And as Rome was reigning at that moment, its violent worldwide pagan nationalism, aided by the intellectualism of Greece, compliment the eastern mysticism.
The letters to the seven churches are literal. But they are also symbolic and prophetic. This can be seen in the histories of the cities to whom these letters are adressed to. For instance, Philadelphia was founded in 150B.C. by Philadelphus, a nickname King Attulus of Pergamum attained because of being very fond of his brother Eumenes. The habitation was a clear testimony of kingly authority sitted far away, as it was meant to be a centre of spreading Greek culture. Behind it were ‘barbarous’ tribes such as Phrygia who needed to be ‘civilized’. And this centre of infecting crude populations fine manners had alot of temples and beautiful buildings such that it was called ‘Little Athens’. However, it suffered alot of destruction by earthquakes. But it was rebuilt several times. And during its reconstruction, it was renamed — most notably Neocaesarea, a tribute to Ceasar Tiberius. Another time it was rebranded ‘Flavia’, a honouring of Vespasian. The two emperors financed its reconstitution — building the habitation whilst sitted — through giving orders. The inhabitants of the city therefore not only knew the meaning of salvaging after fleeing because of an untrustworthy foundation; they also appreciated the indispensability of kingly instructions.
The author and finisher of all faith knows that the saints in this habitation longed for stability. He thus promises them of ever abiding in him and becoming pillars of his temple and city. And just like a renewed Philadelpia is given a new identity after its benefactors, the Christian who is always aware of all the shaky stability of the world — such that he longs to be ever renewed by the master rebuilder — inherits the following names (characters): ‘Jehovah’ (I am that I am), ‘Jerusalem’ (City of Peace) and ‘mediator between creator and creatures’. But to attain these qualities, the church had to keep on usurping the original evangelistic intent of Philadelphia. Instead of being a centre of spreading Greek (globalizing)culture, the city should be a place where the whole world internalizes the deep secrets of Christ.
Jesus, when speaking to John, is elucidating his omniscience, even if unseen and sitted on a throne. This truth is best highlighted in the case of Smyrna. The city, deriving its name from Myhrr– a spice which gave off fragrance by crushing it — was a coastal city forty miles of Ephesus. Like Philadelphia, it was also very unstable — but not in a physical manner. The city was very prosperous until its core businessmen called it the ‘crown of Asia’. Yet as it indulged in Ceasar worship, it was like a building built with sand. This idolatry was not a tame activity that was optional. Anyone who refused to anually say, ‘Ceasar is Lord’ was regarded as no one by the authorities. The church became sidelined from commerce, which informs its poverty, and its core leaders were hunted down, most notably Polycarp who in 150 AD was burnt on the stake. When men and woen bow down to themselves, they become partying beasts — who boast controlling even the flow of oxygen. This is why Jesus assures his persecuted body that he is the beginning and end of everything, even their pain. Any anguish borne by loving this alpha and omega of all reality is a treasure. Thus this congregation is very rich.
Only the born again soul is prosperous. This can be seen in how the Jews in this city were also spreading gossip against followers of Christ, labelling them ‘ cannibalistic imitators of the Hebrew religion’ — because followers of Christ were symbollically eating his flesh and blood. Also, the Pharisees-in-diaspora, full of jealousy, were misrepresenting the core motto of the miracle working group calling itself ‘people of the way’ — claiming that adherents of Yeshua were indulging in orgies — as they identified themselves as belonging to one body. Ignoring how Christians empathized with each other, these dispersed Hebrews were branding Christians as sexual perverts. When Jesus castigates these Jews as a synagogue of Satan, he is revealing this fact: if these ‘true devotees of Moses’ would have been obeying the lawgiver, they would have also been undergoing persecution. The first commandment stipulates Jehovah as the only one who is worthy of worship. Therefore, these sons of Israel, to save their skins, were also annually proclaiming, “Ceasar is God”.
Smyrna reveals that divine sonship is not a mere ritual but true relationship. This is why the son of God assures his Myrrh that he is going to be with them when the devil takes them to prison for ten days. Satan possessed ten Roman emperors: Nero(67 A.D.), Domitian (81.), Trajan (108 ), Marcus Aurelius (162), Severus (192), Maximus (235), Decius (249), Valerian (257.), Aurelian (274.), and Diocletan (303 A.D.). These ‘Governrs of the whole world’ — types of AntiChrists — meted the following horror on Christians who refused to worship them: burnings whilst alive, feeding breathing bodies to lions or tigers, burying whole communities alive, tying a whole group then hanging stones to their neck and drowning them to the sea; burning whole towns and populations; wounding and lashing believers, forcing them to walk barefooted on glass like shells and then killing them; goring with bulls: fastening a bound person behind a running bull’s tail and dashing him against rocks until brains spill out; decapitating; clubbing a person to death; stripping a body naked and dipping him or her in a scalding pot of water; tying a person to a running horse until he expired; put into a leather bag full of scorpions and serpents and then thrown to the sea; stretchering a person upon a wheel that broke all bones before beheading.
This was until 313 A.D, just after Constantine ascended to the throne. But where was God during this horrors? He was with them, even if seated in heaven. Clinging onto the Christ enthroned in our spirits is life; our inner essence is as refreshing as paradise, especially in deserts of problems. This is why churches which are like the Ephesian, work alot but as they drift away from heart to heart intimacy with their maker, their labour becomes vanity. Ephesus, most famous for the letter sent to it by Paul (who established the Christian following around 50 A.D.), was a centre of commerce. A port city established in 1044 B.C, it was wealthy, the reason Artemis or Diana, the godess of fertility or fortune, had a temple in it — which was complimented by the fact that Rome and Ceasar were also worshiped. The highest cultural activity inside this centre of adoring demons was the selling of images of Diana. This went hand in hand with fornication for a fee, between worshipers and the priestess — ‘holy’ prostitutes . Thus Christian inhabitants in this hive of immorality had a lot of virtue. They had exalted this fact: men and women must be the temple of the Holy Spirit; even if our rubbery suits die like those animals, our souls are eternal, not just vessels of celebrating the pride of life and the lust of the flesh. However, if we don’t have the first love of Jesus whereby we give him all our hopes and dreams, there is nothing worthwile we can evangelize. Loveless disciples won’t tremble that Christ holds all churches (communion of creatures) and angels (execution of judgment) in his hands whilst walking among the seven burning lampstands (all dimensions of reality).
If we toil without affirming the divine sacrifice behind our every energy, we become arrogant. We even start entreating God to arise — as if he is asleep. And as a fruit depends on the seed, Jesus has to upbraid his body. If his limbs are full of sickness (demonism) they will infect (populate) the whole world this Satanism in his own name. Almost all churches now on earth must therefore affirm they are decaying and ask to be healed. In doing so, they will not only be saved from being irrelevant (after their lampstand is removed), their return to their maker will also reward them with the fruit of the tree of life — a growing renewing.
Half hearted passion towards God is zero devotion. This is why Pergamum, even if they have resisted the institutional Satanism of worshiping Ceasar, Athena and Zeus, still don’t join to the limbs of their Lord. They are thus cautioned — by the mouth whose speaking is more deadly than a sharp two edged sword swiping against the flesh of this fact: Anyone who resists carnality but doesn’t run into the dimensions of the Holy Spirit, ends up tolerating teachings that incite idolatry. Such a church is located at the seat of power. Pergamum rivalled Athens in its collection of innovators and inventors. They were experts in assembling a patchment made of calfskin. Also, they built the world’s first psychatric hospital. But their best monument was their theatre, a ten thousand seater auditorium whose acoustics were sublime. A whisper on stage could be heard almost all over the building.
Christians in such a context that is like Hollywood and Washington are fraught to be infected with the pride of being honoured. Pergamum was the jewel of Asia minor. And in addition to its library, there was also a healing place called Askleplion, honoured after the Greek serpent God called Askleplios. This was a temple full of superstition. A terminal patient was not allowed to enter — and die inside. But the sick would creep in through an underground tunnel, drink a sedative and spend nights being crawled on by a sea of serpents — which were not poisonous. These snakes were supposed to make the diseased to gain dreams of cures from Askleplios. In the morning, they gave the impressions to the priests — for tem to make sense of the nonsense and write formulars for medicine. The suffering then made sculptures of the body parts that were ailing and then presented to the deity, hoping to be whole. Such is the witchcraft that Christianity was dethroning.
Antipas, the first bishop in the city, was so anointed that he was delivering almost anyone who came in contact with him of demons — caught from idolatry. The priests of these principalities discerned an ambush on their spiritual territory. Their power to control people was ebbing away. In their trances, their gods — which were evil spirits — were even crying to them in terror. The priests complained to the governor, demanding that Antipas offers wine and incense to the stature of ceasar and declare him as god. The servant of Jehovah would rather die; Zeus, Ceasar, Athena and Asklepion were frauds of divinity, he reiterated. He was thus sentenced to death on the altar of Zeus. This was an elevated stage which had a hollow bronze bull designed for human sacrifice. Antipas was inserted into the animal, his head inside its head. With pain wrecking all over his nerves, he was then burned alive. A fire was stoked below the bronze contraption. Instead of moaning for mercy, he prayed for his church when being tortured to death. Such bravery inspired many disciples to be loyal to their lord. Yet eventually, many of them started to be enticed to the demonology of the city.
The most common sin in churches is the worship of acceptance; it makes us start compromising the guidance of the Holy Spirit. This is why Thyatira, even if its love and faith increases, is castigated, by the son(moving) of God (power). A commercial hub thirty five miles away from Pergamum, the city was unique in its guild of trade unions. Everyone there, of different professions, belonged to one of these groups — which were dedicated to gods. During the meetings of these workers, rituals to appease these spirits were performed. Food was central in these pagan rites. Yet as the passover meal reveals, all nourishment to the body must be regarded as the body and blood of Jesus.
Our sustenance is a spirit with flaming eyes and feet of burnished bronze sitted in the middle of all balancing. He can’t stand his own body of believers, which he excruciates to maintain, bowing down to any god (counterfeit of his), including a prophetess. The female fortune telling spirit signifies the Adamic lust of exalting his flesh and bones. It defiles temples of the Holy Spirit, inviting them to adore her — accentuating her appearance — which leads to adultery of the heart. Eventually, the immorality becomes that of the flesh. But in such an orgy of even eating food sacrificed to idols — internalizing revelation dedicated to conmanship — a few saints perservere. They seperate themselves. They become firebrands who are rewarded the authority to rule nations with a rod of iron in the oncoming millenial reign, owning the honour of shining like the morningstar — a position which Lucifer once owned.
All authority belongs to the one who holds the seven spirits of God and seven stars. He knows all influence. This is why he is disgusted by the monotonous piety of the Sardisian church. This dead (static and decaying) revelation of Jehovah perfumes its stink by advertizing itself. Thus most believers of the apostate media are likely to be part of this congregation. As Philadelphia shows, Jesus wants us to be at the centre of world communication without denying his word and name. There are Christians in the public space who, even if they say they love Jesus, are ashamed of exalting him as the King of Kings — centre of all life. These are ministers who love to just look good, enjoy the best lifestyle whilst showing off. They forgot that when they first believed, they received the inspiration of the Holy Spirit — who only exalts the lamb(sacrifical humility) of God; salvation is not gaining influential friends so as to feel settled, reknowned whilst gaining blessings.
Sardis, meaning ‘prince of Joy’ or ‘song of Joy’, was the capital of Lydia, South of river Hermanus. It was at a junction of many trade routes, giving birth to the first coined money. Luxury and apathy reigned along with immorality. And as steep cliff walls surrounded the city, there was a deceiving sense of impenetrability — such that Cyrus in 549 B.C. easily conquered the unguarded city. Antiochus the great in 214 B.C. gained control over the place in the same manner. This sense of ‘just having fun’ — as there was no danger around the corner — permeated into the church
Jesus became a source of mere happiness. Yet Christ cannot be joyful when almost the whole city was partying to hell. This is why he warns this part of his limbs to stop soiling his garment. He will come like a thief, like Cyrus and Antiochus did, and completely take away the Holy Spirit. Without this gift from the Father, who is also going to be lifted from the earth when Christ takes his endtime believers through the rapture, men and women become mad. After the catching away, chaos will reign. Many people will search for death but in vain. And as’ white’ means ‘giver of colours’ (variation), and as garments are deeds of rightousness, the promise of Christ to walk in white garments with those who will repent denotes this: any saint who turns away from a self indulgence will work in the full glory of miracles and wisdom.
And worse than Sardis is the church in Loadicea. This city, established by Antiochus the second around 253 B.C., was East of Ephesus, close to Collosae and located in the Lycius Valley, near a serpentine meandering river. Surrounding it were breathtaking mountanious terrain. It was known for its wealth, medicine and trading — the banking centre of Asia. It was thus the richest of the seven cities. Even when suffering an earthquake in 60 A.D., which made surrounding regions beg for aid from the Emperor, it renewed itself on its own resources. However, this sense of ‘making it’ made Christians in it despise the infilling of the Holy Spirit. This gift from the Father who is sitted in heaven is fire that is omni- translation, unlocking springs of living (healing) water in any soul.
The lukewarm water of Laodicea, piped from surrounding hotsprings, was thus the perfect analogy of its apostasy. Only the balm of Gilead in the inspiration that was poured on Pentecost can heal. Many sick people died when trying to be healed by the warm mineral waters, which were mostly associated with Hierapolis, a neighbouring city of medicine. The love of money, which was behind Judas selling his master for the price of a slave, made Laodicea a collection of souls that cannot quench souls which are thirsty for rightousness. And lacklustre worship cannot scald away any demons — but in fact mutiplies them. The Amen, the Faithful witness, the beginning of the firstborn of God and the beginning of creation is wondering how such a disgusting personality can represent his heart and soul.
Laodicea is the charismatic mega churches. These congregations, headed by best selling motivational authors, think they are rich and need nothing. Yet they are poor, wretched, blind and naked, needing to buy, with a broken heart, the following: eternal gold refined by holy fire to shame the rusting coins they trusted; robes of rightousness to cover part of the body of Christ — adorning tattered filty rags of self rightousness (that was hidden by the fine wool the city made); and salve to anoint their eyes, which even if physically made whole by the substance from Phrygian sold in the city, has to discern the oncoming persecutions against the church. Laodiceans were more united by their merchandizing than irked by the core claims of their worshiping philosophies. Thus even Jesus became just a mythical figure used in fortune telling.
When persecution comes, churches such as Laodicea are fraught to yell to God to rise up from his throne and fight his enemies. Yet as the last supper testifies, we live and move in the paining essence of the Father, Son and Spirit. This nature is infinitely gentle and fluid, such that even a lamb barely captures its gist. Yet this godly sofness suffers bruising, lashing, piercing and burning — whilst sensing all the stinging — to make us say,”I am so and so.” The oneness of Jehovah purges all the torment, humiliation and corruption he bears in his essence so as to maintain us away from him. If we insist on being seperated from his limbs, we have to carry never ending horror. Life is joining ourself to our maker.
Smyrna and Philadelphia overcome the world because they don’t feel sorry for themselves when rejected,lonely or tortured. They understand that the Alpha and Omega has finished the work he authored. His sitting is a posture of stabilizing his masterpiece of patience — signified by the cross. And the commendation given to the two churches in Asia must have been partaken by other believers in different churches. Persecution came unto all corners of Christian gatherings. The Laodicean disciple was revealed in all the churches but in different scales. The lukewarm congregation quickly buckled under violence; but there are a few in these joking assemblies who repented and gained crowns of life. The letters given by Jesus were thus meant to be read by all churches — not only in Turkey — but in the whole world and in all ages.
However, the book of Revelation and the entire Bible is nonsensical if not seen from this prism: Jesus is the exact image of who the Father, sitted on the throne, is. And this can be understood only by any soul that is full of the Holy Spirit. Thus the Father, who is permissions, is impacting openings to us in the son, who animates our every second, whilst the Holy Spirit is arranging our meditating on this oneness. Human buttocks, connected to the anus and near the genitals, are associated with defecation or copulation. Thus, the carnal mind thinks of rotting, lust and dissipation when obsessing on the posture of our creator in heaven. Yet Jehovah sits to declare a secret of eternity — not because he is tired and needs something to support him.
The throne of Elohim, created out of his own essence, was not always around — as an object. Only the personality of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit is holy, infecting any created thing he touches with this purity. Thus this seat is held together by the essence of Jehovah — it does not contain or support him. The Father is not just a giant light being on a wonderful chair. This is just a symbol of who he is — which is explained by the acts of the son(seeding) that is omnipotent. The conception of Jesus reveals that the origin and destiny of reality, seated on a throne, encrypts himself into creatures because of humility. God is the epitome of ‘complex’. This is why he is disgusted by traditions or formulars or routines that proclaim but don’t explain his mystery. The ancient of days, who is the youngest being in existence, wants to be simplified as much as possible. This is because his intricacy is genius which has no beginning or ending. The sense of being exalted is uniqueness; thus every precious element is a derivation of the eternity on a throne, imputed into all life by the structuring that is the Holy Spirit and motioned as the word of God.
The being born by a virgin, by his growing up, revealed that anything exceptional, who distributes himself with no intimidation (on a seat), is among normal life but on his own terms. And when amidst his own creatures, preciousness yields to the forming — patterning — that is the Holy Spirit. This is how the father fulfills his finetuned plans of renewing — promoting — all decaying beauty into the ever dazzling light he is. But to convert all rusting elements into shining, the Father has to painfully forsake the form he appears in when among his children — and his offsprings also have to achingly refuse the sweating structures they are in — such that he and his creatures mingle excruciatingly to death so as to germinate anew in oneness.
Jesus ascended to heaven to show this fact: heaven is a collecting point of infinite perfection, such that pipelines to never ending energy go to and fro from the heavenly throne. What we know as reality is petty — as we cannot even imagine what it is like to exist a trillion years ago is. To be real, we must seat along the Father and in him. But this is not a lounging pose. It is a sense of locating ourself in the middle of all balancing, at all costs.
When the first church underwent all the trauma that tyrants meted on them, they were paying honour to the throne of God. When away from this location, we are torn apart from our sustenance. But God’s mercy, which soaks the aching of us being ripped away from him, makes us normal. Humans are so ignorant of the divine anguish behind their independence that they call it rights. We can only comfort God — and secure our never ending life — by going back to him at all costs. This desperate returning to our source is necessary. Life is a reciprocation. Thus to balance the eternal anguish that Jehovah undergoes so as to provide for us whilst away from him, we must commit the same aching which has no sparking or ebbing mark. But we can’t do so; we are not God. Thus we must enter into the nerves of Jesus; Christ determines how far we must excruciate in God so as to be joined to him.
Most physical suffering in the world is not Satan’s influence. In fact, the easy living in most developed nations is encouraging stubborness to the gospel. The west is now slowly considering the Bible as superstitions of Bronze age goat herders. This is only because of enjoying life, enabled by scientific education — seemingly founded on literacy. “We can read and write, unlike previous generations,” is the common boast of our contemporary (comfortable)communality. This informs how godless scientists invented ancient man as an ape like creature. Intelligence is seen as gradually increasing over time; living like spoiled babies, we regard ourselves as the peak of smartness — a wine which has matured over eons. Unfortunately, this arrogance is in the church. This can be seen in how Christians think that they have to only rely on the written word. Anything not expressly penned in the published book is seen as heresy. Yet most churchgoers cannot even picture giving up their conveniences, let alone their life, for the sake of the gospel. Conversely, the pioneering saints who were mostly illiterate (never owned personal Bibles) had the guts to even die for a King who was not only from a foreign culture but also unseen.
The Holy Spirit was behind the publishing industry — and every technology that is behind spreading the gospel. But literature, just like the internet, is being used by sinners to scorn at the existence and significance of spirits. Writing and reading is not evil or good. However, the global commuity is so full of fraud that it thinks that anything put on paper is real. “Is it peer reviewed in a notable scientific academic journal?” most agnostics asks, when hearing of any wisdom which dares to connect a supernatural element to all natural phenomenon. Meanwhile, seminaries also believe what has been determined by theologians as the opinion of God is what is true. Anyone claiming to provide knowledge by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit is seen as rogue.
Even if the Bible today could not be backed by ancient copies, it still remains authentic. This is because of this fact: The word of God is the glue of all atoms. And it is elucidated by a living omnipotent presence, who is now on earth. Grammars and vocabularies are products of consensus. Therefore, the eternal agreement of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, is encrypted into even the air we breath. When we get in line with this covenant, we can be able to adjust time, space and matter — which is what miracles are.
The first church understood this. They relied on the Holy Spirit, such that they determined the validity of whatever they heard by this gift from the father, who can be able to discern all sin, rightousness and judgment. And their understanding of the word was oral. A person could have been reading a text to the congregation, but a sermon can be wholly done by just speaking, paraphrasing the whole biography of Jesus as heard from a previous session. In this story telling, there were different ways of delivering the accounts, even by epic songs. But the truth remained in the intent of the believer. When anyone aims to only exalt Jesus, all clarity is availed by the all knowing Immanuel poured on Pentecost — who can even inspire the tongues he possesses to speak in languages not taught.
The father in heaven thus sits because he has finished all control; he is waiting for us to enter this covenant which avails any ‘wow’ nature. The back and buttocks of the Father are not leaning on his chair but imparting his infinite purpose to all creatures through the seat. This is why Jesus, his express image, will make rivers of living water flow out of his throne in Jerusalem. Waters from the seating of the King of Kings replenish any dead water. God’s innards — unlike our fleshy ones — don’t suck fluids and solids only to release stinking water, gas and pulp. Inside the posterior and back of Jehovah is excellent flowing gentleness, which is light, finetuned from all directions. And as we know illumination as an effect of burning in lamps or nuclear reactions in the sun, this glow is flawless friction — questioning. It is a sitting that answers any mystery, pouring out revelation, which is connected to God’s head to feet. As the chair of the most High is a creature, it represents a point of conversion of eternity into intelligibility. The Father can rise up, dance, sing, fly and walk. He sits to trash pagan thinking. Ancient religions assumed that God must be showing off if he is not sleeping on his job — something Elijah pointed out when taunting the prophets of Baal — who engaged in alot of vain theatrics.
And the demonology behind paganism can be seen in how they had so many gods. These were not just myths. As Paul certifies, all deities in ancient religions were fallen angels. Modern study of religions, largely infected with materialism, has tended to downplay all spiritual accounts as ‘superstition’. But the power of control is governance. And dominating people is not a science but an art and a religion — the reason even Rome had to use Greek culture, rich with persuasive power, as a means of colonizing the world. Therefore, Hinduism and Greek cosmology reveals how the devil sowed into the heart of mankind confusions, which are meant to distort Jehovah as aloof.
From the epics — adventures — like Ramayana, Mahabharata, are created active but sneaky almighty beings in Hindu culture (deriving its name from the Indus river). In the Greek context, the Iliad and Odyssey, full of mighty works of Hercules, Jason, the Argonaut, Perseus and their company also suggest the existence of legendary but distant deities. And there is alot of comparison between these religions. This intimates that the Hindu myth is the cornerstone of all modern paganism. However, as Sumeria and Egypt are identified as the birthplace of mysterious religions, the middle Eastern part of Africa can be said to be the original seat of Satan. This is why even some agnostic scholars claim Jesus is a reinvention of Horus, the Egyptian god who symbolized renewal. Demons hate Jehovah; they thus aim to make us also despise this power which pumps our blood — even if he is sitting on the throne. Satan therefore made a worldwide network of his blasphemy; the kingdoms he boasted of owning in the face of Christ, are connections of religions. Governance is only effected by routines. This is why people are addicted to certain habits until these attitudes become their personalities. Unbeknownst to them, these temperaments are in most cases possessions by evil — sneaky — spirits — which just want to be ticks of humanity.
Jehovah, the true God, is a harmony of three eternal beings. But the Greek deities are brothers who overthrew their father Kronos to become bosses in the cosmic realm, and they echo the Hindu ones. Zeus created Man and was the God of Thunder and Lightning. Poseidon, the Lord of the seas and Hades was tricked by his brothers to rule in the Underworld. However, inHindu, the big three are not related, Brahma being the Creator of the world and mankind, Vishnu being the preserver who invigilates everyone. Shiva or Maheswar acts as the destroyer, so as to keep the balance between the good and evil.
The judging that is Christ is thus counterfeited in these deities . Thix is the reason Jesus pointed that every ‘light of the world’ that came before him was a thief of his identity. And just as Jews revered the spiritual mount Zion, the council of Gods in Greek is atop Mount Olympus. In Hindu, the peak of power is Mount Meru. On these crests, gods gathered and discussed about their duties and mankind’s welfare. Also, just as in the Bible Michael captains angels against Satan’s demons, these pagan religions always had a clash between good and evil, whereby ‘purity’ always wins. This is a dodgy holiness a sevil never fizzles into oblivion. It renews in many forms, retaining its aura over and over again. Thus Satan tried to prophecy eternal mercy for himself. The essence of Jesus, who swallows all evil in his ressurecting power, is attributed to Satan by Paganism.
In Hindu mythology, the Devas were the holy front who always defeated the Asuras, the unholy ones. The devil is crafty. These creatures are demons. Yet, like actors in a movie, they take opposing sides in mock battles, fooling their audience — to internalize inhibitions of empty competing. The battle is not against a being outside ourselves; the war is against the selfishness in our soul. And just as the abode of the gods of Greek was in Olympus and Titans lived in Mount Tartarus deep below underworld where they were imprisoned by the gods.
Satan — behind the ‘Titan’ title — thus also surrounds his adherents with empty fear. We are not supposed to be frightened of any element or force except our lack of loving the true God with all we are — by affirming, just as Jesus exhibited on the cross, he has contained and swallowed all fear in himself. Jehovoh santifies and comforts the human body as his temple. Elohim makes us respect the sanctity of life. Many pagan religions even sacrificed babies in wild orgies which they called worship. This is because these humans, by imagining being under a lofty location of their deities, trap themselves inside sadist spirits. For instance, Hinduism, which sanctioned eternal racism, chained its victims between its prejudicial Devas in mount Meru and the Asuras in patal lok which was below the Earth.
And in Hindu and Greek mythologies had alot of great wars. In contrast, Jehovah overcame Lucifer once in the third heaven — to make him fall to the second heaven like a flash of lighting, and soon the devil will be swept into the lake of fire. The only battle now raging is about love. Satan maintains his territory, which is illegally occupied, by how we love his lies. Paganism, which is fraud, therefore imputes divine privileges to alot of fallen angels. In Hindu, creatures called Jatayu, Nandi, Vrungi, were strange looking — deformed — spirits fighting on the side of the Gods. Similarly in the Greek, creatures like the Pegasus, Satyrs, Centaurs also strove on the side of Gods against the Titans. Aimless warring by images that strike fear, now embodied in violent video games, is the epitome of Satanism.
And the ultimate conmanship of pagan beliefs is avatars. These were reincarnations of Devas in the Hindu mythology — gods taking birth in mortal form to live among flesh and fight and see the welfare of the mankind. In Greek mythology, this was the duty of the Demigods, the offspring of a God with a mortal, sometimes out of a relationship or out of force. These deities were the greatest heroes of mankind, the reason they were worshipped by people for their deeds just like the avatars of Devas. Ceasar worship and any other bowing down to great leaders derives its power from such fearmongering. Conversely, Jesus, the image of God in manly form, beckons us to honour him through love, which is elucidated by self sacrifice of the cross.
Love is stinging sacrifice. Carnal humanity, which grabs things, can only imagine forth Gods who are rowdy, inflamed with lust and ego. Pagan deites are made in the image of uncontrollable man and woman — both in power and behaviours. This is why people love to bow down to men or women exuding excess virility or sexuality. The true God, who sustains life by himself, is omnipotent but self restrained. Jehovah is the perfect model of all humans. Conversely, the Greek gods, moulded to conform to the fleshly mindset, not only engaged in reckless acts of anger or pleasure, they used to drink Nectar, to renew their strength. Similarly, the Hindu Devas used to drink Somras to revitalize themselves. And the confusion of pagans can be seen in the specialization of deities, whereby every principle of nature was embodied in an independent deity — clashing with fellow ‘Lords of nature’.
‘I am the I am’, the core identity of Jehovah, means ‘I am definition itself’. Jesus, who is the renewing force of nature, embodies this integration of all uniqueness. Conversely, paganism, which was clueless about how we are meant to be images of the fullness of God, attributed lightning, thunder, sea, underworld, wisdom, forges, messenger, love and entertainment to various vapours inside idols.
It is thus clear that Asia, as Hinduism preceded Greek mythology, was the chief gate of hell, even if Rome controlled a third of the worlds population (one hundred million out of three hundred million souls). And to maintain their power, Rome borrowed alot of deities into their Pantheon of Gods which included: Jupiter, the chief of Gods, who like Zeus, flung thunderbolts from the sky. This character has been the biggest distortion of Jehovah. This is why even atheists think that Christians are exalting a Hebrew version of Zeus. And Juno, his wife, the godess of fertility, whose symbols were the peacock and pomegrante, are today replicated in the way the media uses women bodies to sell anything — to be profitable.
The Roman god of war, Mars, is now embodied in dynamite — invented by the man who instituted the Nobel prize to cover the power of murder (behind bombs) he created. This Roman principle of pretending to care whilst destroying is embodied in Venus, the godess of love and beauty. All this sensual (sexual) wisdom is administered by Minerva, the goddes of wisdom, whose symbol was the owl. The fact that most of our planets are called Roman names signify that we are under the same principalities and powers that structured the Empire behind Pontius Pilate. For instance, ‘Neptune’, signalled by the trident, is an ancient god who ruled the sea. Meanwhile Ceres, the godess of harvest, was seen always carrying a grain; Vulcan was of blacksmithing, volcanos and the underworld; Diana was the godess of hunting and the moon; Bachus was the god of Partying; Mercury was the messenger of Gods and vesta was the godess of the hearth and home, whose flame, like that of the modern Olympic torch, was always alight — as a spirit of the Roman Empire.
The concept of one God who is sitted at heaven, which is what apostles like Paul preached, was very strange to Romans, Corinthians and the seven churches of Asia. The Holy Spirit, who is omnipresent but invisible, is the one who overturns the perplexity, to become passionate conviction — which is the state of being sitted. Jehovah is settled as his resolves cannot be shaken — unlike gods and demi gods — who, because of being forces in conflict, have to do alot of theatrics so as to effect justice. The true God, even when tortured on a cross, is completely self controlled and giving. This mindset was in the Philadelphan and Smyrnan church, and every matyr such as Antipas and Polycarp. A pure, flexible but immovable conviction exalts the sitting posture of the Father in heaven, especially if we look at the intricacies behind Roman and Egyptian mythology.
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