Before I visit this thread, may I just get some clarification, so that I am clear on what your claiming here?
Well, we are in someone else's thread. I hope they won't mind.
The Father, God, creator of Heaven and earth, The most Holy of Holy, The being that is absolutely perfection by which we measure all transgressed?
The glorified Being who created our current heavens and earth was redeemed and had no transgression upon Him at the time the Creation was organized. My understanding is that Adam is who performed this after He was redeemed.
But, the path to get to that exalted state required that He first undergo some experiences that enabled Him to be capable of standing in that most Holy position of Creator. Before Adam was in a position to assign to all of the "creatures" their "new names" (which is performing the Creation), He needed some personal first-hand experience to see for Himself the reality of what the ramifications were when He assigned a particular "name" to a "creature". What did it mean to assign someone to be a "fish", a "bird", etc. and what did it mean to strike someone's name from the "book of life" altogether? He needed to fully comprehend 100% by personal experience everything in order to be a just judge and to assign the "names" appropriately.
Thus, Adam had to undergo a fall so that He could see for himself the entire spectrum from top to bottom. This trip also enabled Him to directly interact with "creatures" at every level. In order for there to be the possibility of saving everyone from even the deepest level of Hell, God had to penetrate to those levels and gain first-hand experience and be accessible to all, no matter where they had descended to.
This is what happened when Adam passed through the phase or mission of being the Holy Ghost. So, in another manner of speaking, "Yes", God did actually transgress Himself and take a trip to descend below all things, but it was something that provided necessary experience so that he could have full knowledge when He performed the organization of the new Creation.
Define for me please transgressed if you will.
Adam was created in the exact image and likeness of God and Adam was given dominion over the entire Creation. Thus, for all intents and purposes, Adam was designated to become the God for everything within that Creation, including all of its warts and its baggage.
Adam inherited a Creation near the end of its cycle from the God who created it and then placed Him in it and passed the torch of dominion over it to Him. It became Adam's mission to subdue it and bring new life and order back into it by birthing it anew. Essentially, Adam would totally reorganize a new heavens and a new earth and stand as its great patriarchal head, both spiritually as well as physically.
Shortly after Adam was created, He found Himself in quite a bind. He had received specific commandments from His Creator but things quickly developed such that He had to chose between the lesser of two transgressions. He could have told Eve that he wouldn't eat the fruit she was offering him and become separated from Her, which would have violated the command for Him to be joined to Her and to remain with Her. Or, he could partake of the fruit in order to face the same fate as Eve faced. However, to do so He would have to transgress the commandment not to partake of the forbidden fruit. He chose to stay with Eve. And, that was the correct choice for sure because it wasn't long before they were redeemed from the consequences of their transgressions. Had Adam not partaken with Eve, He could have done nothing to assist in Her redemption.
And define fell as well please.
Their fall was actually them being "destroyed in the flesh" in the same way the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel and Judah were "stoned to death" as Jehovah's adulterous brides Aholah and Aholibah. (See Ezekiel 23)
Adam and Eve were driven out of their promised land, which was the Garden of Eden, and scattered out into the lone and dreary wilderness. This exile of the northern kingdom, as well as the exile of the southern kingdom, was the death or fall of their society. Adam and Eve being exiled from the Garden of Eden was in this exact same manner.
This is how a flesh and bone being is destroyed in the flesh. They become scattered abroad like the bits and pieces of a dead and decomposing body. No longer were they an autonomous societal body able to function as a sovereign cohesive society, but they were subject to the buffetings of their adversary and taken for a spoil. They remained in that condition until their time of redemption came and Adam could be placed back upon His throne and He and Eve could go back to giving all of the creatures their new names. Whatever work they performed prior to their fall had to be redone since the process of them falling defiled all that they had accomplished to that point.
So then he becomes the holy Ghost?
The Holy Ghost is Adam in His fallen state. A ghost means a disembodied spirit, which is what Adam became upon being destroyed in the flesh and exiled out of the Garden of Eden.
Well, you could look at it that way, but it was also a necessary experience that He had to undergo in order to see the full spectrum and to be able to minister to the full spectrum.
And then as The Holy Ghost he partners up with Christ and regains his Throne?
Son of Man comes in the office and authority of Elijah and performs the "restitution of all things", which has the direct effect of redeeming Adam from His fallen state. Son of Man specifically has the job of redeeming Adam. He bestows upon Adam His former glory and renews Him and frees Him from death.
Please take care here, and do not grieve the Holy Spirit, for this is one sin God will not forgive. I am not sure If I am assuming too much by your statements, I wish it is so that I am....
Grieving the Holy Spirit is not unforgivable. Knowing Him fully and then willfully denying Him is.
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The only ones who committed this totally unforgivable sin were the fallen "sons of god" (aka watchers of Genesis 6) who were part of the body of Seth (Son of Man) who had the authority and responsibility to redeem Adam (Michael) from His fallen state and to put Him back upon His Throne. Not all of the "watchers" were favorable towards the individual that the Holy Ghost chose to facilitate Adam's redemption through. Even though the Holy Ghost descended upon and overshadowed this person as a new tabernacle, the watchers didn't recognize Him for who He was. Rather than recognize Him as the Holy Ghost tabernacled again in the flesh, they took Him to be the most evil one. Look at the conflicts that took place between them and Michael in the book of Jude and 2 Peter 2. They failed to recognize Him because they had suffered themselves to be overcome with lust and a desire to have worldly fame. They had different ideas about what to do when being in such a high and exalted position of responsibility. They wanted Michael to support them in their abuse of the marriage laws to take daughters of men as captive and/or seduced wives and to help them get more worldly fame. Their high and exalted authority went to their heads. When Michael declined to cooperate in their schemes it became quite a contest where they took Him to be their enemy instead of who they were supposed to redeem and anoint as King. So, because they were superior in authority to Michael, that is why it says Michael didn't judge them. Their authority was was higher, but they misused it. What eventually happened is Michael continued to stand His ground quietly and patiently and the watchers simply had enough of it. They gave Michael an ultimatum to cooperate with their designs or to be cast out and cursed if He didn't repent as they presumed He should have to do. He didn't cave in and so they used the authority they had to curse and cast souls into outer-darkness in such a way that it actually backfired upon themselves. There's a built-in clause such that anything done by virtue of the priesthood power of God that is done to curse someone who is innocent of deserving such, that curse comes back upon those who issued it in unrighteousness. Therefore, there likely isn't ever an actual time that God directly sends anyone to outer-darkness, but those who use that provision in unrighteousness put themselves there. These are the men who had the knowledge and the keys and who knew Michael (Holy Ghost) personally and were able to witness the light of his glory, but even though they were standing as if before the sun at noon-day, they declared of Him "this is darkness". They totally denied the Holy Ghost and attempted to cast Him into outer-darkness.
