There is a big ark in Kentucky that is awaiting the wisdom of God's special anointed one.
This initial process was so intense and so dense by its proximity to itself. We understand this process as the Big Bang or the point of origin of the physical universe. This origin of the universe emanated from God as His product using the relativity of the spiritual creation, which is not seen (Heb. 1-3). The things that are seen are temporal. The things that are unseen are eternal (2Cor. 4:18). Countless ages later, punier minds would look back and see this process and determine by mathematics what they would call phase-space-volume selection. They would know that the origin of the physical universe had to be from one point only and no other. They would determine numerically that this phase-space-volume was 10 to the 10th power to the 123rd power. This number was so big it could not be written down in the normal way, even by putting a zero on all sub-particles of matter in the universe. This merely demonstrates that it could only have been confined to the one place and one place only; namely, the point at which God chose to originate the universe.From this activity, God became the creator and sustainer of the heavens, the Earth and all things therein (Gen. 1:1; Neh. 9:6; Ps. 124:8; Isa. 40:26,28; 44:24; Acts 14:15; 17:24-25; Rev. 14:7).The spiritual force used to create this material creation moved at such power and speed that it began the expanding universe. It needed to separate sufficiently far enough so that it could reorient itself as atoms and molecules of varying weights and complexity such that solids, liquids and gases became possible. As the matter joined in varying concentrations, so the galaxies were formed. Within the galaxies, matter re-concentrated to a sufficient density such that systems were formed and at critical mass they were ignited. This ignition was from nuclear reactions, which released the power of the sub-structure of the spirit within controlled sequences. In the physical beginning, God created the heavens and the Earth (Gen. 1:1).The sons of God were divided into administrative systems. The universe was divided into four sectors (or quadrants). These were placed under a Being represented as a Living Creature. Each of the sectors was of three systems, with two of the Council to a system. In this way, there were twenty-four Elders in the Council with the four Living Creatures and the first-begotten or prototokos. At this time, the rebellion had not taken place and Azazel was the second anointed one.The purpose of the physical creation was unfolded as a mystery. The sons of God had to proceed by faith. The capacity of creation was allowed to the sons of God as part of the Council of the Elohim (Gen. 1:26). The sons of God were assembled and sang for joy at the creation of this planet by Eloah. The systems had been placed under Morning Stars as leaders.Job 38:4-7 "Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth? Tell me, if you have understanding. 5 Who determined its measurements -- surely you know! Or who stretched the line upon it? 6 On what were its bases sunk, or who laid its cornerstone, 7 when the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy? (RSV)The entire universe had been placed under a system of government and order that we see mirrored later in the Tabernacle of the Hebrews (Heb. 8:5). Azazel was made Morning Star or Light Bearer for this planet (Isa. 14:12) and He was made elohim of this planet (2Cor. 4:4). Messiah is the Morning Star or Day Star designated to replace him (Num. 24:17; 2Pet. 1:19; Rev. 2:28; 22:16).This planet was populated with created beings that were not based on our mammalian system. The Morning Star in charge of this planet produced a life system based on a reptilian system, which appears to have had some remarkable capacities. Intelligent life as we know it is thought by modern science to be only capable within plus or minus two million years of the life of the main star systems. We see from our excavation of the past that humanoids began to appear on this planet quite recently in the life of the system. What we would class as humanoids, as opposed to human-like primates, are very recent. 100,000 years ago the Neanderthals appeared and they were replaced about 40,000 years ago with another system much like ours.At some stage in this structure, God revealed in part to His sons what the purpose of the physical creation would be. The full mystery was withheld from them and only revealed much later through the Church (1Pet. 1:12). Some of these Beings did not exercise faith in the Father and rebelled. Azazel took one third of the Host in this rebellion. At least until the time of Job, all of the sons of God had access to the Throne of God, and Satan was among them (Job 1:6; 2:1).The exact nature of the rebellion seems to have involved a devastation of this planet and is probably the intent of the passage in Genesis 1:1-2. The planet had to be refurbished and a man created that could unfold the next sequence of the Plan of God. This was the Adamic creation. This man was in the image of God so that the Spirit could be given to him. The sons of God during this entire phase were not, and could not, be classed as angels. The category did not commence until after the creation of Adam, as until that time there was no need for such a category of being; namely, a messenger. For until such time as there existed a recipient of a message, there could be no messenger.
Amazing. What a field day Satan is having in the void between that man's ears. Just when you think you have heard it all, along comes something like this.
ReplyDeleteWhat is more surprising is that there are those who believe him.
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More obcessive religious delusions and mental illness on display again in the splits, splinters and slivers of WCG. A psychiatry students dream study.
ReplyDeleteWade knows: "This origin of the universe emanated from God as His product using the relativity of the spiritual creation, which is not seen"
ReplyDeleteOR.... it may have been the result of two neighboring bubble like universes touching creating the bang that birthed a new universe
Or it could have been the result of two neighboring membrane or flat universes touching briefly creating the bang that birthed a new universe
Or we could be in a parallel universe where there never was a WCG or HWA was never born to spawn all this stuff
Or it could or should be obvious the universe was created by the Flying Spagetti Monster as anyone can see ALL the planets and stars are shaped like meatballs and the galaxies like plates
Whatever banged and why it banged is the stuff of science not religion. Get over Bronze Age humans knowing how it all was but had to result to ambiguous writings that were neither clear nor direct on how it all was. Genesis 1 was not written to explain origins of life and humans and chapters 2-3 were not written to explain where women came from. Humans have been around for an infinitesimally short time compared to all the life forms of the past 3.7 BILLION years of earths 14.55 BILLION year history. More species of life have come and gone, never to be known of than we can imagine and they weren't us.
How glib and arrogant are those religionists, like Bob Thiel, Dave Pack, Rod Meredith, Gerald Flurry and all other pretenders to know , are these men who think they can know how it all was and is by merely sitting in their chairs and thinking shit up.
There may be a higher power or a universal mind in some way. We may live inside a black hole or even be the holographic simulation of something's creation. It may all be a well done illusion for all we know. But the joy is in the searching not the "knowing" as these puny hairless religious apes think they do but actually do not.
I am pretty sure that whatever may or may not be that higher power was not and is not some petty mountain deity over a cultic history exaggerating tribe, abiding on an insignificant dustball, who grew jealous when other gods were brought into its presence, thus forbidding it and thought it a credible way to communicate with humans was in a burning bush rather than face to face...which was not possible because you would die.
Psychotic Disorder Symptoms
Delusions
"A delusion is a false personal belief that is not subject to reason or contradictory evidence"
Delusions
Psychosis may involve delusional beliefs... Put simply, delusions are false that a person holds on to, without adequate evidence. It can be difficult to change the belief, even with evidence to the contrary. Common themes of delusions are persecutory (person believes that others are out to harm them), grandiose (person believing that they have special powers or skills), etc. Persons with Ekbom syndrome may have delusional beliefs of an imaginary parasite infestation,[14] whereas depressed persons might have delusions consistent with their low mood (e.g., delusions that they have sinned, or have contracted serious illness..."
Somehow, the TV show, "All in the Family" missed this cogent fact.
ReplyDeleteGlad that Wade Cox is on the ball!
Archie Bunker seemed to have a problem with liberals, blacks, Hispanics, Jews, etc.
So, I can just imagine (in a coxified version) Archie shouting, "HEY, EDITH! GET THE DAMN DINNER ON THE TABLE ALREADY! THIS REPTILE IS GONNA EAT ME IF HE DOESN'T HAVE SOMETHING DIFFERENTIAL TO GNAW ON!"
~Norm
Cox is nuts! It was UNICORNS , not Reptiles that were created after the Big Bang!
ReplyDeleteBut the unicorns were washed away because they were playing silly games Oh those silly unicorns
DeleteIn 2005, 70%+ of Wade Cox followers left him and formed the Assembly of Eloah. He may have had only about 15 left world wide, including one person in Canada.
ReplyDeleteLast October, our illustrious Mr. Cox achieved the age of 70. According to the documents (from some time back), the Coordinator General was to leave the position when 70 years old and was to replaced by another -- who, we could not guess.
It isn't clear that he's abided by his own agreement to step down. Perhaps with the influx of thousands of members from Africa -- declared in an ad in The Journal -- he has had to modify the agreements. He's been known to do this before. (And it's not clear how accurate his estimates of "membership" in Africa really are: Some of the African congregations have been known to declare their allegiance to multiple churches of God, particularly when they were provided money by said organizations. There are cases where a congregation in Africa could have the Feast of Tabernacles with LCG, UCG, CCG all at the same time -- while actually having Pentecostal meetings having nothing to do with Armstrongism. And you can't say that officers within the church organizations didn't warn the leaders, but who listens to their North American treasurers in such matters?)
Now as to the mystical creation of the universe replete with angels and demons, magic and mysticism: The latest theory (wherein the math works out better than the standard cosmological model) is that the universe has always existed (who could know, really?). If so, what need is there for a Creator? Perhaps, instead, God is an emergent property of the cosmos and certain claims as to His properties may be somewhat inflated.
Perhaps he should rethink these things while having a hamburger at McDonalds, avoiding, as it were, any meat that may be abandoned human fetuses. Beware too much red meat -- it can have devastating effects on the digestive system, especially when one gets up in years.
I don't understand, is Mr. Cox lying when he says half the African continent are members of the church? He claims to have offices in almost every nation in Africa. Why would he lie to us?
ReplyDeleteHere we go again! More pseudoscientific nonsense based on Herb's warped interpretations of the geologic record and baseless theological premises. I'll let the scientists who read the rocks and their entombed fossils and give explanations that, although needing constant augmentation and updating, make coherent sense tell me what happened way back there, without any fairytale additions like angels, demons and gods.
ReplyDeleteThis man truly is an idiot. Who in their right mind would follow such a moron?
ReplyDeleteThis brings to mind that old saying "you just can't make this stuff up." Well, he did!
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