And that leads, inexorably or inevitably, to revolution... to people like John the Baptist... to people like Yeshua... to Christ figures of all walks of life who MUST, by their nature, rebel against WHATEVER system represents, BABYLON, to them. Pause and consider this; that Moshe and the Mosaic law was BABYLON to Yeshua and his disciples. Yeshua was trying to wake people up. He was a brilliant visionary and I respect him because he understood that to a certain degree he had to emulate his Babylon in order to survive it, in order to change it. In order to change it he had to subject himself to it, and somewhat be accepted by it. If he didn't fulfill any prophecies in anyone's perception, whether natural or faked, people would not believe he was "THE ONE" just like in the movie THE MATRIX, most of the crew believed Neo was the one and helped him until Neo was able to believe in himself that he was the one. Cypher (meaning zero) didn't believe and became an obstacle.
If you look at Yeshua's life in the gospels you'll see that his abilities were tied directly to belief. Even the belief of the disciples influenced the outcome which is why one time he had to send them out of the house.
We all have this "ONENESS" within us. The question is do you believe in yourself? When we don't believe in ourselves is when we need an external God and therefore an external bible. I have absorbed the bible and so it is now part of me but it isn't the only part and I'm not bound to Mosaic law or the opinions of any other biblical author, even Yeshua. Because I AM... that I AM. I AM "the one". You are the one. But until you believe it you may need the bible or we may need to relate to each other through the bible.
It's interesting. I wonder if, when Moshe came up with God's name... was he cleverly saying that he was God by saying "I am" and simply pretending it to be a third-person voice? We all have our own third person voice; our conscience. But we don't think of it (or our "higher self") as God because, like Neo, we do not believe we are THE ONE. And even when we think we are, we don't "know" that we are. The power comes from that knowledge. I would not have the understanding that I do, the wisdom that I do, perhaps even the intelligence and consciousness that I do, were it not for the existence of the bible and the other sources of inspiration, like The Matrix, like Star Wars, that have drawn inspiration and connections with the bible the same way that the bible itself drew inspiration and connections with gods of different cultures. The proto-Hebrew God, for example, may have been a multitude of Gods (similar to the Epic of Gilgamesh) and then changed because of contact with the Canaanites into a mountain/storm god which was the same archetype that Zeus was based on. The bible and its God evolved several times and the scribes did a decent job of hiding it. Simply using the title "God" itself is a great way to hide that evolution.
The Mosaic prohibition of following after other gods included even learning about them and so this allowed the evolutionary tracks to be covered over because we're not actively comparing the bible to other ancient myths and gods. Because the only ones really keeping that information alive are the "Gentiles" who were culturally regarded as dirty. Yeshua was like, (paraphrasing) This woman is a Samaritan right? So she's a dog right? Of course not. She was simply raised in a different tradition and it was Hebrew tradition that Yeshua was attacking. That tradition was the very basis of what every Israelite thought they knew. But they were wrong. That woman was a human being just like them; and deserving of the very same EQUAL treatment, equal love, equal respect, equal opportunities, as them. But as Israelites they were elitists because they thought God only loved them and only fought for them and wanted them to rule the whole world. This is exactly the same mindset as an Adolf Hitler. And we see it easily because he was German but to other Germans all they could see was a leader who wanted the best for them; his people. F everyone else. And even though I love saying Hitler was a Christian, it is probably only accurate on paper. Men like him, like Constantine, like Moshe, like Donald Trump, were only loyal to a religion in so much as they could use it to gain or maintain power. When Trump said "two Corinthians" I thought that was the funniest thing I would hear all year. And amazingly enough, he's got Christians conned enough to have their support. It's about power. That's why I love the bible but I understand its limitations and its effectiveness in controlling societies. Moshe used "the word of God" to control a society for his own glory and benefit. And now his name is immortal and we're still talking about him thousands of years later. That will never happen for any of us here. So he already won life. He won it. He got away with it. He wasn't murdered the way the founder of the Mormon church was. However, he may have won but I'm free and if I can expose him to other people in a way that may assist in freeing their minds or the minds of others? Then that's part of my own journey as "the one". But again... just as "I am", so are you.
Follow in the footsteps of Yeshua and become so divinely inspired, so enlightened, that people confuse you for God, because that's who you really are. And I don't mean this in some mystical esoteric sense. I simply mean it in the sense that God (Elohim) = the most powerful. That is a position of relative distinction. If you walk into court and let that judge judge your case it is because you agree and submit yourself to that person's authority. We are all giving authority to Babylon, whether its by vote or participation. But all these positions of power are simply filled by other human beings, no different than ourselves. And WE, being one, but thinking otherwise, simply don't realize it is all us in ALL of those positions; the abused and the abuser. And that's why the abused often becomes the next generation of abusers. The Matrix just gets rebooted. We have to break this cycle. The people in the bible represent us because they too were human. But we have to see them as an older version of ourselves with now outdated software. Don't ignore them. Learn from them. But don't let them define or tell you who you are or who you should be. You have to tell yourself who they were and contrast that with who you want to be. This is a step in how we get free. Was Eve wrong? Or was it God? Do you have the freedom of consciousness to even ask this question let alone answer it for yourself? Or do we simply say "amen" every time someone tells us what thus saith the Lord even when no witnesses exist to tell us that's who they're talking to?
I don't want us to be naive as a species but rather as Yeshua said... be wise as serpents but harmless as doves. I listen to that because I feel the wisdom and the love in that; not because he said it but because it is objectively valuable for instruction. But at the end of the day we all make our own decisions and should own them. That's my opinion, not to be confused with me telling anyone what to think; just as the bible deserves to be heard as a group of opinions that could be valuable or not. We simply shouldn't assume pro or con, but rather be neutral and evaluate what everyone is saying based on what everyone is saying and not based on any presumptions of righteousness or importance based on who the person is, their culture, their name, their lineage, etc. They could be lying just as easily as you or I. As the bible says "God is no respecter of persons". So why should we?
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