So you may have noticed that I have been estranged from Jesus the Christ over the past few years. You might ask how I could be alienated by a person who has been dead and resurrected two thousand years ago. The fact is, I never abandoned Jesus as such, I abandoned the ornaments that the Church placed upon him for the sake of making him the final sacrifice for sin.
Blood sacrifice is a Jewish concept, which the Synagogue of Satan is trying to resurrect even today in Israel. And the brain-dead, Schofield Christians, are celebrating that this is so. The main problem with religion is that it is a human activity that insists on making spirituality a manifestation within the physical world.
When I worship God, I do so in truth, through my spiritual twin, who is perfect and abiding in the flaming presence of my Father. God in His|Her mercy, lifted me up and allowed me to observe my spiritual twin in its flaming glory.
Why must religion always fuck things up? It is because all human institutions insist on power and control. What was a beautiful, fully formed, personal spirituality, becomes dogma and cant, a spoken code of the hierarchy, to trap and reel in the faithful. Religion can’t allow the four year old child within us to dance under the power of the Spirit. Decorum, and catechism is the order of religion. And all of this darkness exists, while Shiva dances in ecstasy, while bringing existence into being.
So I have cited before, all of the Jewish scriptures which condemn blood sacrifice as anathema to the living Father, so why would he ask his very Son to become a blood sacrifice? He|She did not! No religion can grant you absolution of your sins. When you appear before the judgement of the Son of Man, as described in the Books of Enoch, you will arrive with your sins fully emblazoned on your soul. Rivers of human or animal blood will never free your from you own actions, because God in His|Her love for you, created you as the omnipotent ruler, of your own human destiny. You have been given the power, and the indwelling of the Spirit which guides your conscious, in what is right and wrong. Nobody else, can travel upon the path that you create for yourself. And this is a magnificent blessing from a loving God. You can become whatever you want!
The Father showed me today, that Christ did not die on the cross as a blood sacrifice of sin; instead Christ, the Living embodiment of God, died on the cross for the spiritual ideas that he taught his followers. He was slaughtered by the evil of men’s hearts who could not bear the light and love of God.
The whole point of Jesus as Christ, is that he was a spiritual revolutionary, who came to overturn the falsehood, of religion in the Levant, in the same way that he overturned the tables of the money-changes. Christ was not a passive lamb but instead, breathed words of fire. He was trapped by the same evil world system that is threatening to destroy all of us. All of us who display the light and love of God within us are about to follow our Master into death and the religious institutions will rejoice at our imprisonment, and death. Are you ready for what is to come or will you to deny the Master of the Light of your soul?
So I praise Jesus, and glorify him, before my Father and Mother, for he has illumined my soul by teachings that even the Church condemns.
Jesus said that his true followers are those that do the will of God, abide in his teachings, and love one another.
Key Characteristics of True Followers
Jesus pointed out specific actions and attitudes that identify an authentic disciple:
- Doing God’s Will: Jesus stated that whoever does the will of his Father in heaven is like his brother, sister, and mother.
- Abiding in His Word: In John 8:31, Jesus told the Jews who believed in him, “If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples.”
- Obeying His Commands: Jesus emphasized obedience, noting that loving him involves keeping his commandments.
- Denying Self and Taking Up the Cross: Jesus taught in Matthew 16:24 that anyone wanting to follow him must deny themselves, give up selfish desires, and carry their cross.
- Loving One Another: Jesus declared that all people will know his disciples by their love for one another (John 13:35).
It is not the Cross that saves us, it is the imitation of Christ, that saves us. Sorry, those are the facts that my merciful Mother and Father laid upon my heart. Heretic indeed.
“Jesus, I come before you, and ask for your mercy, forgiveness and understanding; for my path required me to passionately search for the truth of your purpose. This required that I truly understood who you were and what your role was in my salvation. I now know you in your fullness, and am reestablished within your covenant of faith, which you so eloquently revealed to your followers. I know now that God is love and light which through the Holy Spirit you direct to empower us to live in imitation of You. Truly you are worthy of my praise as my liberator from death, by your words of fire.” Amen.
Who is the Messiah, the Christ?
The word “Messiah” comes from the Hebrew word Mashiach (מָשִׁיחַ), which literally means “the anointed one.”
In ancient times, “anointing” was a ritual where holy oil was poured over a person’s head to signify that they were chosen and set apart by God for a specific duty or office. Over time, the term evolved to represent a savior, liberator, or deliverer.
The Evolution of the Term
The meaning of the word varies depending on the context:
- Old Testament / Hebrew Bible: Originally, any king, high priest, or prophet could be called a “messiah” because they were anointed into office. Even the pagan Persian king Cyrus the Great is referred to as God’s “anointed” because God chose him for a specific task.
- Judaism: In Jewish tradition, the Messiah is anticipated as a future, purely human king from the lineage of King David. He is expected to reunite the Jewish people, rebuild Jerusalem, and usher in a political era of universal peace.
- Christianity: Christians believe that Jesus of Nazareth is the ultimate Messiah. In the New Testament—which was originally written in Greek—the Hebrew word Mashiach was translated as Christos (Christ). Therefore, the title “Jesus Christ” literally translates to “Jesus the Messiah”. Rather than a political liberator, Christians view Jesus as a spiritual savior who redeems humanity from sin.
- Secular Definition: Outside of a religious framework, a “messiah” (lowercase “m”) refers to any passionate leader, savior, or reformer who champions a major cause or rescues a group of people from hardship.
Those of us who follow the instructions of Jesus are ourselves, Messiahs. When we align with the teachings of Christ, when we merge with our spiritual twin and make the two one; when we are anointed by the fullness of the Holy Spirit, we become Christs as well. This is the powerful message that Jesus taught, and which the priest class of the church had to bury in order to retain their power over humanity.
How do I know what I have written here is the truth. I will be happy to use your own scriptures to explain it to you.
1 Peter 4:8 “Above all hold unfailing your love for one another, since love covers a multitude of sins.”
You Scofield Christians in your utter delusion, cheer on the murder of the innocents. Where is your love? How can you support the genocide of an ethnicity at the hands of the evil Jews, the very spawn of Satan on Earth. Can you not see that Satan dwells within their society? Where is the Holy Spirit to inform your heart of the atrocity of what is taking place in Gaza, the West Bank and Southern Lebanon. For God’s sake, your brothers and sisters in Christ are being slaughtered by the Jews in Southern Lebanon, so the Jews can steal their land. If I were you, and I thank the God that I am not, I would examine, in some quiet place, the abomination that has grown up within your heart. No blood sacrifice, of any kind can save your from the blackness of your own evil hearts.