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Originally posted by Kantzveldt
reply to post by pthena
The Midianite Southern based cult of Yah given as at the time of Moses is interesting, a cult of a sacred mountain and wells and living water from the rock, and that direct association of water and life found with the cult of Ea...there was also the Juniper or broom bush sacred to Enki.
who was the accuser? well we all know the answer to that one. the accuser had special characteristics as regards humans, such as
1. despises humans
2. cuts them no slack whatsoever
3. treats them like slaves of the lowest caliber
4. would be happy to have them completely snuffed out of existence
revisiting the old testament I see "god" take a couple of newbie humans and whack upside the head with the "now you've done it!" stick, forcing all their ancestors from henceforth to experience pain and death, as if he had the worst case of racism in the history of the universe, puts a whole new meaning to "generational curse" and insists on some strange sacrifices to resolve his displeasure with our less than him-ness. takes a bunch of people out in desert and walks them around in circles and every time they grumble or complain, he adds more time to their punishment until an entire generation has died, 150,000 of them killed all at once for lack of faith, and so on.
then i look at the new testament, and what do i see? the exact opposite.
Originally posted by undo
determined
revisiting the old testament I see "god" take a couple of newbie humans and whack upside the head with the "now you've done it!" stick, forcing all their ancestors from henceforth to experience pain and death, as if he had the worst case of racism in the history of the universe, puts a whole new meaning to "generational curse" and insists on some strange sacrifices to resolve his displeasure with our less than him-ness. takes a bunch of people out in desert and walks them around in circles and every time they grumble or complain, he adds more time to their punishment until an entire generation has died, 150,000 of them killed all at once for lack of faith, and so on.
then i look at the new testament, and what do i see? the exact opposite.
I would just take that as a metaphor for taking the saline bitterness out of water/life, the river of life is of course an important aspect of end time prophetic vision, and that's pure Ea symbolism;
i think the better you understand the verses about jesus, the less likely it seems that every reference to jehovah in the old testament, is talking about him.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by undo
i think the better you understand the verses about jesus, the less likely it seems that every reference to jehovah in the old testament, is talking about him.
Except Jesus quoted Yahweh. Jesus told them in a way that they did not understand that he was Yahweh. Jesus told them to read the scriptures because he was in them. Unfortunately, for the Jews, they didn't recognize him when he came.
John 14:9
9 Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Show us the Father?
Luke 24:44
44 And he said unto them, These are the words which I spake unto you, while I was yet with you, that all things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms, concerning me.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by pthena
Exactly! That's how the post-exile destroyer is pulling things off: an obsession with Jerusalem, also called a wine of madness.
This prophecy has already been written into the Bible and it dates back to Zechariah.
This is just one more piece of the puzzle that God put out there for people to be able to recognize him and to prove the Bible's legitimacy, but many will ignore it.
In fact, we'll keep hearing how all of these stories were stolen from other ancient gods instead and how it's all bunk to begin with instead of paying attention.
of course he's yahweh. and so is anu and so is enlil. at least, in the torah.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by undo
of course he's yahweh. and so is anu and so is enlil. at least, in the torah.
Can you post some of the Torah for us to back up this statement?
Also, the OP says that Yahweh is Enki, so how does Anu and Enlil fit into this based on this statement?
i know the queen of heaven/babylon thing has you going, it did me too. but there's something just not right about the way everything else is being told. there are so many contradictions, mistranslations, the more i learned about it, the more i realized i was gonna have to ask for supernatural help because as it stood, it just wasn't adding up.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by undo
There is no earthly Father God and a separate heavenly Father God. They are one and the same.
The queen of heaven must be deceiving you.