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Originally posted by Mabus
^^An eunuch is a soul of a human as an angel with the spirit torn off.
(..)
Demons are nothing but divided eternal damnation, with themselves hardly in it as they effect another, that has an end to that there way of life when they are put out to the physical realm and all together combined to be as one out to hell fire.
Originally posted by ShadowedRedemption
So Mabus, are you saying that these angels are evil and are from hell?
:shk:
Originally posted by Mabus
They are eternal beings bent on damning another so thats why they represent eternal damnation.
Originally posted by Mabus
No opinion. It's factual info from understood metaphors in the Gospel from Christ.
metaphor
(Greek - carrying across) In metaphoric language the comparison being made between one thing and another is not made explicit. Rather something is talked about as if it were something else: "Oh, you pig!"
Biblical Hebrew usage does not seem to make a strong distinction between metaphor and simile, though the lesser precision of what part of the meaning is being transferred may give metaphor greater power over the imagination. While the meaning of: "I have gone astray like a lost sheep" (Ps 119:176) is fairly straightforward, to imagine what it means to be "the sheep of his pasture" (Ps 100:3) engages our imagination and different readers will give differing content to the image.
I understand what the metaphors imply and tell just that sometimes because it would be too much to quote to reveal how I got to that conclusion of fact based off the Gospel.
How can a baby in a womb castrate itself? The gospel is indeed talking about the spirit of that soul being castrated before the baby is even in the womb.
It's so out of place so then so it's known the soul of the baby is a demon. The spirit had to have been castrated by a soul before being in a baby in someone's womb.
Originally posted by Mabus
I only deal with the Gospel and bits of the OT the Gospel give slight info on like concerning Lot and Noah. And so not the entire NT like used to when I was led by a falsehood.
But only I have those experiences so I dont expect anyone to buy what I know I experienced.
To keep it short, the rain didnt rain in the yard which made a perfect yard shape in line with the yard lacking of the rain that was coming down all around. Lasted like that for about 40 to 60 sec.
So there will be hell to pay for each and every angel. I was informed more by my higher self about certain words too.
And the older I get, the wiser I get with the info which led me to reveal even more.
Once I rose above the noise and confusion
Just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion
I was soaring ever higher
But I flew too high
Though my eyes could see I still was a blind man
Though my mind could think I still was a mad man
Masquerading as a man with a reason
My charade is the event of the season
And if I claim to be a wise man, well
It surely means that I don't know
On a stormy sea of moving emotion
Tossed about I'm like a ship on the ocean
Originally posted by queenannie38
Originally posted by Mabus
No opinion. It's factual info from understood metaphors in the Gospel from Christ.
Such as? Please don't be so cryptic!
Metaphors are tools for understanding and expressing subjective data - which means that anything we understand metaphorically can not be classified as factual. It may be a fact that we see things a particular way because of the metaphor but it isn’t necessarily going to be understood by someone else in just the same way. And so it isn’t ‘factual info’ – it is ‘opinion.’
From www.bible.gen.nz:
metaphor
(Greek - carrying across) In metaphoric language the comparison being made between one thing and another is not made explicit. Rather something is talked about as if it were something else: "Oh, you pig!"
Biblical Hebrew usage does not seem to make a strong distinction between metaphor and simile, though the lesser precision of what part of the meaning is being transferred may give metaphor greater power over the imagination. While the meaning of: "I have gone astray like a lost sheep" (Ps 119:176) is fairly straightforward, to imagine what it means to be "the sheep of his pasture" (Ps 100:3) engages our imagination and different readers will give differing content to the image.
If something cannot be proven it is not fact.
That doesn’t mean that what we gain from the subjective side of life isn’t just as valuable as what comes from the objective – but even the strongest conviction is a result of personal interpretation/experience!
I understand what the metaphors imply and tell just that sometimes because it would be too much to quote to reveal how I got to that conclusion of fact based off the Gospel.
Generally speaking, maybe so. But with me that is not a problem - PLEASE elaborate so that I may understand where you are coming from.
How can a baby in a womb castrate itself? The gospel is indeed talking about the spirit of that soul being castrated before the baby is even in the womb.
No, Jesus mentions eunuchs, NOT castration. Like I said above, it didn't necessarily involve castration and so how can it be assumed automatically? Especially when it is an idea that has to be so outrageously worked into to the message - in a way which totally contradicts everything that we are told Christ came to either set in motion or to finish! If even an unborn baby's soul isn't protected in its mother's womb - then it would seem like Jesus went through a whole lot of literal hell not to mention indescribably excruciating pain....for NOTHING! Nothing that is certain or guaranteed, that is.
Highly illogical!!
It's so out of place so then so it's known the soul of the baby is a demon. The spirit had to have been castrated by a soul before being in a baby in someone's womb.
And so, apart from the technicalities of literary devices and semantics:
Do you truly believe that a soul would have that degree of power over spirit? Such an idea undermines the power of GOD (spirit) to save (souls)!
Jesus gave his disciples power over ALL evil spirits right before he was transfigured – Luke 9:1 – and no doubt that power has never been revoked. Especially if you believe that Jesus’ life guaranteed their own lives would endure, past physical death.
And after the resurrection, no longer do we hear of multiple/diverse spirits – it becomes ONE spirit because GOD reconciled ALL things to himself, through Christ.