bible
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I was looking into something—I can’t recall what because this tab has been open in my browser for awhile—and I happened upon a discover. Oh, I think I was looking up the origin of Yiddish. I found out it’s mostly a Germanic language like English and it borrows from a lot of other languages (like…
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Thank you, God,For the Moon.And for the Sun—He’s me.I don’t quite know how or whyBut in every epic I see.Gilgamesh, they claim a king,But me, I know: The Sun.Every story—same as this.Every epic spun.Herkales and Jesus Christ—Synonymous. I know.It might seem hard to believe for you,But me, I know it’s so.
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I write like that a lot. It’s instructional or I wouldn’t even share it. It’s a conversation between me and my higher-self. Everybody’s born enlightened.That’s what is meant by Eden.We’re all born naked as Adam was.Materi’lly and in spirit.We must forget that we’re divineFor this to work at all.If the serpent made no one forget,Then…
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I study the ways in which our Bible has been intentionally mistranslated and it always takes me aback the levels to which it has been and that it appears so deliberate. The first word of any Hebrew sacred text is always the letter Alph, which is equivalent to our A. First letter of the Hebrew…
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I wonder what percentage of people living on the globe today realize the first Roman Emperors were Black? They even think they know when it changed over to an Anglican Emperor. Francis II. “In the Holy Roman Empire (dissolved in 1806), it was changed to German during the reign of Francis II (1768–1835), which leads…
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Lucifer
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So how many of you know of the story of “Lucifer” the fallen angel from the Old Testament of the Bible? How many of you were under the impression (due to The Church) that this passage is talking about The Devil? It isn’t. It’s a mistranslation of a Hebrew word for the Morning Star, Hêlël,…
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I was reading Matthew as I am wont to do and I noticed something I found notable. This is the oldest version we have of the Bible— The Codex Sinaiticus. Chapter 5 verse 45: “that you may become sons of your Father who is in the heavens; for he makes his sun to rise on…
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Hell is not a place.Hell is just a concept.Once we’re out of Eden,We’re automatically in Hell.It’s not a place of torment,You cannot get relief from.It’s a state of mind you’re trapped in—Not a place you dwell.
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Because this is the stuff they put in front of me: Romans 8:26 from The Codex Sinaiticus (oldest copy of the New Testament in original Greek.) “And in like manner the Spirit also helps our weakness. For we know not what we shall pray for as we ought, but the Spirit itself intercedes with groanings…
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I’m growing and I’m learning lessons every single day.That also means I make many mistakes.I have the best intentions but I screw up famously!And leave some burnt-up bridges in my wake.But ultimately all I need from lifeIs already within me.And every day is a new chapterOf a book that’s never-ending.Your heart’s supposed to break.It’s the…
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I spit a lot of facts in this one. If you don’t fact-check me, shame on you, unless you knew all of this already. As an aside I saw someone point out last night that J.R.R. Tolkien’s world was flat until it was formed into a sphere suddenly at some point. But if you accuse…
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It’s always funny to me to see angels depicted in Art. It reminds me often of how the goddess Isis is depicted in Egyptian Art. A winged humanoid creature. But the Bible tells us what cherubs looked like and it wasn’t cute little babies with wings. Check out Ezekiel’s description of Cherubim. 1:5-12 5 And…
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“I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I (God) do all these [things].” If you truly understand this verse, then you have a completely different perspective on the world. God is behind both good and evil. Evil plays a role. And you must understand “evil” as “of this world.”…
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This song is about how you shouldn’t take the Bible as a literal account of history.
Musings of the Mad 