Spiritual body symbolism statement

Given to those who it is given, this message handed to me by God today for your digestion.

The human body symbolism; as above so below.

The body is divided like a tree with the roots and the branches, one anchored to the earth, the other springing to the heavens.

The legs are like the roots, the arms are like the branches. Both of these are divided, the right and the left.

We walk in faith with the roots - movement through time one leg in opposition to the other, but the arms are above towards the heaven doing the exact opposite as we walk to give the balance.

When the legs collapse, the whole body falls thus it is important for the legs to not be "bound". The difference between the legs and arms are these; if the legs are bound, one cannot walk in faith, yet their arms may be free in the heavens to do work. However, if the arms which work are bound in Heaven, one may still walk in the earth freely.

To those who have ears, let them hear.

Adding to my above post, is the image of God in the physical body of a male.

The head is a symbol for the bodies universal head and is the highest point. It controls the whole body, and sees, hears, tastes, and smells all that is around the body, through the entire body. This head is God.

Next are the arms, which symbolize the work of the lord and also symbolizes the dual nature of work - for good or bad. The body has two arms with 10 fingers representing the 10 points of spiritual law. The arms do the acts of work for the creation of God.

The torso extends to the point of the navel which symbolizes mans attachment from birth to the female. There is a short distance here to the genitalia, represented in the male of the smaller man or the little "head". Between the naval and the penis is the time span representing the middle or the "midst" where the spiritual Christ was conceived. The penis, representing the smaller version of the larger head or God symbolizes the moment in time where the body is split once again.

Jesus said he came not to bring peace, but to divide. Depending on which direction you view the body (top down or bottom up) tells you which direction man is heading. The top down version tells us of Genesis. The bottom up version tells us of Revelations.

This is represented in the two legs. Like the arms, they two have ten appendages representing the law (commandments), but are the external law. This is represented because they are on the foot, which walks the earth. The foot needs the traditional washing to keep the old testament 10 commandments clean. The legs symbolize walking in faith in darkness.