The meat reveals what the disguise hides. The wolf disguises itself as a lamb, but cannot hide its hunger for meat. Too many coincidences. When the statue sheds false blood tears, it is because the false prophet desires more offerings. So he can keep telling those who spill real blood unjustly: ‘God loves you all, every sin is forgiven, except speaking against what we teach or saying that our sacred book contains falsehoods’. That connection you make between Psalm 82 and Isaiah 66 is key to understanding the logic of a henotheistic system or a divine council, and it exposes a brutal tension that traditional monotheistic frameworks often try to soften or allegorize. If we break down the texts from that perspective, the narrative is very coherent: The … Sigue leyendo The meat reveals what the disguise hides. The wolf disguises itself as a lamb, but cannot hide its hunger for meat. Too many coincidences. When the statue sheds false blood tears, it is because the false prophet desires more offerings. So he can keep telling those who spill real blood unjustly: ‘God loves you all, every sin is forgiven, except speaking against what we teach or saying that our sacred book contains falsehoods’. →
The false prophet defends the ‘prosperity gospel’: ‘The only barren ground is your pocket when it refuses to release the seed’. What you’re about to discover will surprise you. The impostor dressed as a lamb speaks meekly, but his appetite betrays him when he sees meat. The true lamb withdraws when he sees meat and blood on the table; the wolf in sheep’s clothing draws near with desire, because his nature is to devour, not to graze. Same god Zeus, same forbidden food—pork—and devil doctrines passed off as Jesus and his religion. //57 https://youtube.com/shorts/pa6zumowqpU Jacob Deceived a Blind Man… And God Loved Him? //41 https://youtube.com/shorts/3m7YKmmPL44 Walking on the edge of death along the dark path, but looking for the light, interpreting the lights projected on the mountains so as not to make … Sigue leyendo The false prophet defends the ‘prosperity gospel’: ‘The only barren ground is your pocket when it refuses to release the seed’. What you’re about to discover will surprise you. The impostor dressed as a lamb speaks meekly, but his appetite betrays him when he sees meat. The true lamb withdraws when he sees meat and blood on the table; the wolf in sheep’s clothing draws near with desire, because his nature is to devour, not to graze. →
The account of Jesus’ resurrection does not align with the prophecies. The story of Jesus' resurrection does not match the prophecies. https://youtube.com/shorts/c2iHggLEjmI The resurrection of Jesus: a lie of the Roman Empire. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Sunday is the "day of the Lord" because Jesus rose on that day, and they cite Psalm 118:24 as justification. They also call it "the day … Sigue leyendo The account of Jesus’ resurrection does not align with the prophecies. →
The prophecies that few know and in which almost no one believes: Rejuvenation and Immortality in prophecy. Read these prophecies carefully. Many of them were taken out of context by the Roman Empire when it invented stories such as the resurrection of Jesus and his ascension into heaven. Few know these scriptures, and few could believe in them. In any case, to me these are more credible than the idea that a … Sigue leyendo The prophecies that few know and in which almost no one believes: Rejuvenation and Immortality in prophecy. →
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