>>1614734
If we take into consideration that Amalek is the embodiment of evil, then we can go back to the very first story about evil, the snake.
The snake went to the woman and used a rational argument to turn her away from the path. The cunning here is two-fold.
[1] Women operate primarily on an emotional base. This is biologically necessary because they have to interpret the need of newborns based on emotional signals from the child. Remember, the infant hasn't the ability of speech to convey it's needs and the mother must provide those needs. This is simple logic.
So the snake's argument is you can be like God if you eat from the fruit of the tree that confers to you the Knowledge Of Good And Evil. She responds with an emotional desire to be like God and forgets that She was created in Gods Image, so she is ALREADY like God.
[2] The snake, being the coward that he is, will not confront Adam, but he knows that if he can cause Eve to fall, she will cause Adam to fall.
Now Adam.
Adam was lonely, so God separated the Woman from Adams own flesh. Eve is his complement. They function together as a unit. So when Eve comes to him with this idea to eat this fruit now, Adam is forced to react emotionally, not rationally. Remember, Eve is there to relieve his loneliness and he doesn't want to alienate her, so he too falls.
The snake is using what tactic here?
Is this not pitting one against the other?
What does the cabal do to cause unrest within society?
What do they do to cause wars?
>>1614742
Yes.
>>1614759
>There's vibe to this line y'all.
The vibe is there within all human beings. No need to be a part of some organized religion to understand what's going on.
That book, though, has some very well thought out lessons to be learned by all of us.