It is a fact that The Holy Spirit came into my life, and it is a fact that the things that I said have happened actually did, and I have not lied, except maybe by omission, because I would really have loved to say all I want to say about everything I know, except that sometimes things do not go the way I expect...and it is this point I want to explain.
I have found out that when God created the first people, He made the man for Himself, not for Christ of The Holy Spirit, and, so, He never gave over control of the things of the earth to either The Holy Spirit or to Christ, because, as a Psalm goes, "All things are His servants", and as such, there can be no other Lord except God. These Two, The Holy Spirit and Christ, "assumed" a role that is not theirs... .
Come on, let anyone tell me that the "idea" of saying to someone else but God, "You are Lord", and as such bow down to that person; tell me if it does not in a way "nauseate" you? It goes against the grain of everything that makes up a normal person, and one has to be "disciplined" in order to be this person who does not "worry what tomorrow brings" because He/she will be busy "seeking" first "the kingdom of God"... of course, through Christ, who is the ONLY way to get to God?
That is nonsense, because the very same Christ says to "HIS" disciples that they should pray to God and say, "Our Father in heaven... Yours is the Kingdom, the Power, the Glory", and yet somewhere Jesus finds a way to fit himself in, and so distorts the truth about God, because NEVER has He said there should be a substitute for Him.
Remember He says in Malachi to remember the law He personally gave Moses on Mount Horeb for all Israel, and how the very first commandment goes, "Hear, O Israel, Yhwh your God is One, and... Him only shall you serve".
Where does Christ fit in then? Nowhere. He is nothing but a Creation of God, and he be God?
The clue to the very first statement in the Bible, where God is called "Elohim"...and thus maybe ambiguity comes in, is in the very same name that God gives Himself, "Yhwh", where He calls Himself the One "Who is NOW, because of What He Did Before, and what He aims for in the future ", meaning that this present-past-future continuity is the ESSENCE of God... because from the beginning He distinguishes Himself from His Spirit, and from His word... and I suppose that neither of them liked that.
That will explain why they have each tried to slot themselves in where they do not belong. How can anyone make sense of the statement that Christ made, when He said, that He overcame and sat on the throne with God...and thus creating a power struggle?
It is nonsense. Yes God sent Christ, but look what He later said, that Christ was His Son, His beloved, in whom He was "well pleased" The funny thing about a well is that you have to dig deep to get any water, and so God was actually saying, that, compared to all who had come before Christ, He at least was better, but still, you have to dig deep to find any cause for pleasure.
The point to all this is I happened to just get caight up in this because of my blatant refusal to bow down to anyone. If God is truly good, then there is no need to have to do something unnatural in order to see that, is there, but because, His desire to have people acknowledge Him "in their senses" is seen as weakness by both Christ, The Holy Spirit, The angels and the demons, they have decided to take over, and brush Him out of the picture while paying lip service to Him...or denying His existence.
As for me, I am just a natural guy, who wants what every normal person wants, sex, and to forget about his mother. Of course, to me it seems obvious that what women REALLY want is not to age, and to retain the interest of the man they have set their hearts on, and I have therefore hooked-in the very same Holy Spirit to get just that for the women that I have looked at and been "pleased" with, although, to be honest, the first one, the first "lady"... well I have to dig deep to find any pleasure. Really.
Anyway, The Holy Spirit looked at me as a cricket, like the men of Jericho looked at the desert Israelites, for behind their fortified walls...whose foundations were on a fault.
It is therefore amusing to see which way this will go!
