Reading the book, "Third Deadly Sin" had me almost convinced that I was a psychopath and that I had so many screws loose that I had to be quarantined, but then, I had a close look at...what God said, and I realised what He meant when He said it was not good for the man to be alone, He would make him a helper suitable for him...
So, this is a story about me in HISTORY, which is about my "helper", but, hey, even though it is my word, you do not have to take my word for it...It is there in plain sight...it runs along the lines of, "And God said..."
He begins by making the first man, and when He does that, He says it is not good for the man to be alone, He would make the man a helper suitable for him, but note, the man was "like Us", and we all know that neither The Holy Spirit nor Christ ever sought to change the original script of the opening of the He brew bible, which goes,
baresheth elohim
meaning, literally, "in the mind 3 or more Gods" bcause of the implication that both Christ and The Holy Spirit were "included".
Till, of course, God said different, and they were being shooed out of the way...
So, as I said, God made the man, who would, in accordance with Elohim, have a vivid recall of the past in the present, and use that to map the way in the future, and who would be clear-minded.
The man needed a helper, so God provided one. He gave the man a voice, and the ability to speak his mind. The Holy Spirit, thinking to help things along, interpreted that to mean the helper would be someone like the other animals that God had made, which were meant to procreate, and so, he went around looking for a helper for the man, and when none was found, "convicted" the man of the fact, and so, of course, the man said something to God about it, which caused God to open up the man, remove the whole rib cage under the lungs and drop his testes [because the man was unable to procreate before that] and "close up the whole with flesh", and so, of course, when the man woke, he realised that he was now, just like the other animals which had each a mate, one designed for him...and it took God putting the guy in a coma for that to happen.
The point?...it was not God's intention for man to be a father, and so, when he said to the pair "be fruitful and multiply, and replenish the earth", you get the sense that He was dismissing them from before Him, and isolating the man.
But then, this is not because of my deductions...as I said, it is all there, right there, if you will only look at it.
Several thousand years later, there is "born" a man who the parents said would give them rest, and they called him Noah, and it was this man who was, compared with the rest, more upright in that He looked more to God and less to the woman than any before him, and so, God sent a flood in his day.
Now, The Holy Spirit can not endure water, which is why the "christians" fast and go for days without food and water so that he can be in greater control, even for a limited time, and so God took matters into His own hands, again putting the man's life on hold, so that he could get the man free of the domination of The Holy Spirit, but the man did not think it through, and when, after the flood, the man had trouble grasping the thing God had done, God said, "I will not again destroy the earth with a flood for the man's sake for the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth" and THAT meant the man got the point that He was not supposed to 'follow' pussy, but have the woman follow him, but he was afraid that if he did, then the woman would run away from him and he would have no sex.
"Evil" therefore, in this context meant thinking bad about God, which basically is the point of Isaiah 55.
But, lets carry on.
then comes Abram. Told to leave his father's house, he takes his wife and nephew, and they follow obediently. he is old enough to be a father and yet is not, and THAT is why God looks at him, but then God tells him that He would make of him a great nation.
the guy does not want kids, but the fact is he will not SAY so, and well, everyone knows the story of how the man got a child and stuff, but that is not my concern, because, when the man finally has a child, God asks him if he loves him enough to scrifice his son, his "only son, whom you love" and the man straight away gets up and goes to kill his son.
God lied.
Abraham knew it. The boy was not his only son, nor did he love him, but he took it as "permission" to do as he had secretly longed to; get rid of someone who came between him and the woman, and now, God's actions are revealed by the fact that, as Abraham was about to kill the boy, it was not God but an angel that spoke. God was in the process of leaving the man.
It took three generations for that to happen, and when Jacob, on the night he left his mother and father, was also tested by God, he became the first to openly reject God by saying, "If He will provide food for my stomach and clothing for my back, then I will worship Him and pay a tithe of everything He gives me"...which he never did anyway, but the mindset was that God was good for the basics, and not worthy of the man's undivided attention.
So, when God brought the people out of Egypt, He made it a condition that they would base everything on the law He gave Moses on mount Horeb, one of which states, " No images, no copies to get the man's attention, because God is jealous and "visists the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generation of them that hate Me, but showing mercy to the thousands of them that love Me and keep My commndments"
The point is, God has a problem with fatherhood, and incidentally, so do I, which is why I have made up my mind I would have 27 women to constantly remind me that it is not good to be a father, and that the women must renounce motherhood and follow me, because I can not focus on the woman, but only on God.
Show me a woman who knows what she wants and I will be silent. I will bow down to no woman, or discuss terms with any. It will be my way or none at all.That is my word, my "helper"!
So, this is a story about me in HISTORY, which is about my "helper", but, hey, even though it is my word, you do not have to take my word for it...It is there in plain sight...it runs along the lines of, "And God said..."
He begins by making the first man, and when He does that, He says it is not good for the man to be alone, He would make the man a helper suitable for him, but note, the man was "like Us", and we all know that neither The Holy Spirit nor Christ ever sought to change the original script of the opening of the He brew bible, which goes,
baresheth elohim
meaning, literally, "in the mind 3 or more Gods" bcause of the implication that both Christ and The Holy Spirit were "included".
Till, of course, God said different, and they were being shooed out of the way...
So, as I said, God made the man, who would, in accordance with Elohim, have a vivid recall of the past in the present, and use that to map the way in the future, and who would be clear-minded.
The man needed a helper, so God provided one. He gave the man a voice, and the ability to speak his mind. The Holy Spirit, thinking to help things along, interpreted that to mean the helper would be someone like the other animals that God had made, which were meant to procreate, and so, he went around looking for a helper for the man, and when none was found, "convicted" the man of the fact, and so, of course, the man said something to God about it, which caused God to open up the man, remove the whole rib cage under the lungs and drop his testes [because the man was unable to procreate before that] and "close up the whole with flesh", and so, of course, when the man woke, he realised that he was now, just like the other animals which had each a mate, one designed for him...and it took God putting the guy in a coma for that to happen.
The point?...it was not God's intention for man to be a father, and so, when he said to the pair "be fruitful and multiply, and replenish the earth", you get the sense that He was dismissing them from before Him, and isolating the man.
But then, this is not because of my deductions...as I said, it is all there, right there, if you will only look at it.
Several thousand years later, there is "born" a man who the parents said would give them rest, and they called him Noah, and it was this man who was, compared with the rest, more upright in that He looked more to God and less to the woman than any before him, and so, God sent a flood in his day.
Now, The Holy Spirit can not endure water, which is why the "christians" fast and go for days without food and water so that he can be in greater control, even for a limited time, and so God took matters into His own hands, again putting the man's life on hold, so that he could get the man free of the domination of The Holy Spirit, but the man did not think it through, and when, after the flood, the man had trouble grasping the thing God had done, God said, "I will not again destroy the earth with a flood for the man's sake for the imagination of man's heart is evil from his youth" and THAT meant the man got the point that He was not supposed to 'follow' pussy, but have the woman follow him, but he was afraid that if he did, then the woman would run away from him and he would have no sex.
"Evil" therefore, in this context meant thinking bad about God, which basically is the point of Isaiah 55.
But, lets carry on.
then comes Abram. Told to leave his father's house, he takes his wife and nephew, and they follow obediently. he is old enough to be a father and yet is not, and THAT is why God looks at him, but then God tells him that He would make of him a great nation.
the guy does not want kids, but the fact is he will not SAY so, and well, everyone knows the story of how the man got a child and stuff, but that is not my concern, because, when the man finally has a child, God asks him if he loves him enough to scrifice his son, his "only son, whom you love" and the man straight away gets up and goes to kill his son.
God lied.
Abraham knew it. The boy was not his only son, nor did he love him, but he took it as "permission" to do as he had secretly longed to; get rid of someone who came between him and the woman, and now, God's actions are revealed by the fact that, as Abraham was about to kill the boy, it was not God but an angel that spoke. God was in the process of leaving the man.
It took three generations for that to happen, and when Jacob, on the night he left his mother and father, was also tested by God, he became the first to openly reject God by saying, "If He will provide food for my stomach and clothing for my back, then I will worship Him and pay a tithe of everything He gives me"...which he never did anyway, but the mindset was that God was good for the basics, and not worthy of the man's undivided attention.
So, when God brought the people out of Egypt, He made it a condition that they would base everything on the law He gave Moses on mount Horeb, one of which states, " No images, no copies to get the man's attention, because God is jealous and "visists the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generation of them that hate Me, but showing mercy to the thousands of them that love Me and keep My commndments"
The point is, God has a problem with fatherhood, and incidentally, so do I, which is why I have made up my mind I would have 27 women to constantly remind me that it is not good to be a father, and that the women must renounce motherhood and follow me, because I can not focus on the woman, but only on God.
Show me a woman who knows what she wants and I will be silent. I will bow down to no woman, or discuss terms with any. It will be my way or none at all.That is my word, my "helper"!
