To know the true message, it is necessary to follow the words of the "Holy Bible" back to their original meaning and see then for what they were when it was written. God means "unification". So does "good". Evil means "up from under". To see the world as primary physical is a misunderstanding and is what "evil" really means.
Unification is seeing others as yourself. . . "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." . . . "Forgive (love) them for they know not what they do. . . . Jesus was the example of unconditional love. He was the perfect example of "faith" -
and knew that to repent is to feel passion, which is to . . .
hate, grief, love, fear, joy . . . This is the human condition but we suppress our emotions these days and stay in duality of good and bad "evil". God is unification of all polarity. That is why it means unified. To "beg" is to truly ask earnestly with an open heart instead of through the mind. To "forgive" is to turn over possession of (surrender also means the same) and giving is loving. Ironically, the second meaning of it is "to have". That is why what you give you have and Man and woman were made in the image of God (unification. Thus, we celebrate marriage and birth. Baby's are unified and love is God - "where two come together as one."
Anyway, a message for everybody here. The reason why the text of The Bible has so many questions, is because the true meaning has not been taught as of yet through the churches and doctrines. And it cannot be seen unless embraced, lived, and understood. There must be a passion for God (unification) and a desire to go beyond the mind to the depths of your own heart.
Until then, enjoy the teachings of the masses.
Ted . . . thank you for your insight. I agree with you 100 %. In Psalms 5:4 . . . . "wicked" means to separate. Again, God means unification. That means you and I are in this together with everybody else. love to everybody, have a good day. :)
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Unification is seeing others as yourself. . . "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." . . . "Forgive (love) them for they know not what they do. . . . Jesus was the example of unconditional love. He was the perfect example of "faith" -
and knew that to repent is to feel passion, which is to . . .
hate, grief, love, fear, joy . . . This is the human condition but we suppress our emotions these days and stay in duality of good and bad "evil". God is unification of all polarity. That is why it means unified. To "beg" is to truly ask earnestly with an open heart instead of through the mind. To "forgive" is to turn over possession of (surrender also means the same) and giving is loving. Ironically, the second meaning of it is "to have". That is why what you give you have and Man and woman were made in the image of God (unification. Thus, we celebrate marriage and birth. Baby's are unified and love is God - "where two come together as one."
Anyway, a message for everybody here. The reason why the text of The Bible has so many questions, is because the true meaning has not been taught as of yet through the churches and doctrines. And it cannot be seen unless embraced, lived, and understood. There must be a passion for God (unification) and a desire to go beyond the mind to the depths of your own heart.
Until then, enjoy the teachings of the masses.
Ted . . . thank you for your insight. I agree with you 100 %. In Psalms 5:4 . . . . "wicked" means to separate. Again, God means unification. That means you and I are in this together with everybody else. love to everybody, have a good day. :)
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