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that whole thing is about dna, different parts of dna that govern different body functions and the decisions made along the way, not by the adam and the eve, but by the creator and the planet owner. let's call the planet owner a system lord.
To me, the whole reincarnation theory doesn't work.
If it were to be true, and if it worked to learn anything, why would certain people claim to have lived so many lives before? Yesterday, I saw one person claiming to have lived hundreds of thousands of lives before.
When is enough....enough?
To me, the whole reincarnation theory doesn't work.
If it were to be true, and if it worked to learn anything, why would certain people claim to have lived so many lives before? Yesterday, I saw one person claiming to have lived hundreds of thousands of lives before.
When is enough....enough?
To me, the whole reincarnation theory doesn't work.
If it were to be true, and if it worked to learn anything, why would certain people claim to have lived so many lives before? Yesterday, I saw one person claiming to have lived hundreds of thousands of lives before.
When is enough....enough?
Originally posted by undo
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?
torah = pentateuch = first five books of the bible.
anu is heavenly father, known as jehovah. he's the head honcho, the judge.
enki is a son of god, also known as jehovah. he's the defense attorney. he's the father of the human race, not heavenly father, as jesus indicated when he addressed his father in heaven as a separate entity. jesus is god, but he's not the only god. he has a father god in heaven. that father god is not our father god, however. our father god is our creator. it's the way the words are laid out in the text and the emphasis given. yes he is jehovah. yes he is god. yes he is father creator. no he's not heavenly father.
enlil is a son of god, also known as jehovah (in the old testament), he's the prosecuting attorney. he don't like us. he owned the planet, till enki met his requirement, which was especially brutal. these two have been at it for awhile.
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by undo
that whole thing is about dna, different parts of dna that govern different body functions and the decisions made along the way, not by the adam and the eve, but by the creator and the planet owner. let's call the planet owner a system lord.
God created DNA and the soul.
The serpent and his little minions can only try to corrupt the soul. Sin leads to death of the soul.
edit on 11-6-2013 by Deetermined because: (no reason given)
No Yahweh wasn't the High God, that was EL-Enyon, you miss the entire point of the story in that through Abram a Chosen People will be given over to Yahweh, the sons of Jacob/Israel, and that also through Esau the twin of Jacob a people would arise under the auspices of Baal, naturally they would be warlike unlike the trickster Jacob...that was the plan.
Parts of the text are missing at the critical point, but it doesn't appear to end well for him, and we can assume that once the useless gardener was despatched, the land returned to its former glories and that the curses and plagues of Inanna were lifted, in short a happy ending.
Homer, Odyssey 5. 119 ff (trans. Shewring) (Greek epic C8th B.C.) :
"[Kalypso lamenting the departure of Odysseus:] ‘You are merciless, you gods, resentful beyond all other things; you are jealous if without disguise a goddess makes a man her bedfellow, her beloved husband. So it was when Eos (Dawn) of the rosy fingers chose out Orion; you gods who live in such ease yourselves were jealous of her until chaste (hagne) Artemis of the golden throne (khrysothronos) visited him with her gentle shafts and slew him in Ortygia.’"
Wrath of Artemis
There is a place where he seems to be quoting God directly.
Except Jesus quoted Yahweh.
The Old Testament talks about God's servant.
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.
Couldn't you ask the same thing of eternal life, as granted by faith in Jesus?
Mark 7:10 For Moses said, ‘Honor your father and mother,’ and, ‘Anyone who curses their father or mother is to be put to death.’
Originally posted by Kantzveldt
reply to post by pthena
Yes with Artemis that's were Christianity re-introduced a role, if only that of supportive, for the eternal maiden of integrity, whether one considers Mary Magdalene at Ephesus and it's Temple of Artemis, or beneath the portico of the Artemis Temple at Marseille, its Artemis as the counterpart to Apollo...good musings.
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