wellwisher
Well-Known Member
I have toying with this project, and have decided this is a good time to do it. The moderators should feel free to move it if needed.
Many years ago I was interested in Bible Prophesies. I had developed significant skills translating collective human symbolism, so I thought I would try to explain the symbols of Bible Prophesies with this knowledge. As I read through Revelations, I was struck by what appeared to be a warning not to add or take away words, which sort put the kibosh on my original approach, since my analysis would add words. As I pondered how to proceed and not add words, it struck me, that maybe that was not a warning, but a hint.
As I thought about it, one way to satisfy the conditions of the hint; do not add or take away, was if I looked at bible prophesy, like these were the pieces of a puzzle, that were all mixed up. I simply needed to rearrange the pieces that were scrambled throughout bible, until the puzzle was built and the story tells itself.
I bought a bible and hi-lighted the entire bible from Genesis to Revelations, like a textbook, looking for any quote that hinted any connection to any prophesy. I then hired a neighbor gal, who was good at tying, and she went through my bible and typed it into a text file on my old DOS and floppy disk computer; circa 1980's. I then printed all the pages, and then cut all the separate quotes, with scissors, into the puzzle pieces. I then spread them out on my living room floor. I then start to assemble the puzzle using the four horseman of the apocalypse as the center hub. I found it to be a four act play; sign of the cross.
After I assembled the prophesy puzzle, and I had many pieces left over that I had hi-lighted. They did not exactly fit in the main puzzle. These turned out to form a smaller secondary puzzle, that I called the Gospel of Freedom. I used it to set the stage for first act in the main prophesy puzzle. I thought I would present what I called the Gospel of Freedom, in sections, starting tomorrow. Below is the outline.
THE GOSPEL OF FREEDOM
Christ and Division
Nature of the Holy Spirit
Law and the Tongue
Ungodliness and Love of the World
The Precepts of Men
Nature of Law and Sin
Christ as High Priest
Delivery from Sin
Freedom from the Yoke of Law
The Curse of Being Under Law
Love and Edification
THE HOLY ANOINTING
Faith vs. law
The old and new self
The holy calling
The personality of the child
Covered sins
Strengthen faith
THE ARROGANCE OF SOCIETY
Doctrines of men
Israel and Judah
Mockers and Tempters
The change
Many years ago I was interested in Bible Prophesies. I had developed significant skills translating collective human symbolism, so I thought I would try to explain the symbols of Bible Prophesies with this knowledge. As I read through Revelations, I was struck by what appeared to be a warning not to add or take away words, which sort put the kibosh on my original approach, since my analysis would add words. As I pondered how to proceed and not add words, it struck me, that maybe that was not a warning, but a hint.
As I thought about it, one way to satisfy the conditions of the hint; do not add or take away, was if I looked at bible prophesy, like these were the pieces of a puzzle, that were all mixed up. I simply needed to rearrange the pieces that were scrambled throughout bible, until the puzzle was built and the story tells itself.
I bought a bible and hi-lighted the entire bible from Genesis to Revelations, like a textbook, looking for any quote that hinted any connection to any prophesy. I then hired a neighbor gal, who was good at tying, and she went through my bible and typed it into a text file on my old DOS and floppy disk computer; circa 1980's. I then printed all the pages, and then cut all the separate quotes, with scissors, into the puzzle pieces. I then spread them out on my living room floor. I then start to assemble the puzzle using the four horseman of the apocalypse as the center hub. I found it to be a four act play; sign of the cross.
After I assembled the prophesy puzzle, and I had many pieces left over that I had hi-lighted. They did not exactly fit in the main puzzle. These turned out to form a smaller secondary puzzle, that I called the Gospel of Freedom. I used it to set the stage for first act in the main prophesy puzzle. I thought I would present what I called the Gospel of Freedom, in sections, starting tomorrow. Below is the outline.
THE GOSPEL OF FREEDOM
Christ and Division
Nature of the Holy Spirit
Law and the Tongue
Ungodliness and Love of the World
The Precepts of Men
Nature of Law and Sin
Christ as High Priest
Delivery from Sin
Freedom from the Yoke of Law
The Curse of Being Under Law
Love and Edification
THE HOLY ANOINTING
Faith vs. law
The old and new self
The holy calling
The personality of the child
Covered sins
Strengthen faith
THE ARROGANCE OF SOCIETY
Doctrines of men
Israel and Judah
Mockers and Tempters
The change