Sorry for replying so late, Anon.
God instructed me to read Cloud Atlas while eating 15 grapes and a banana, while drinking tea.
There were a few passages that I outlined, along with how they are personally relevant:
"As many truths as men. Occasionally, I glimpse a truer Truth, hiding in imperfect simulacrums of itself, but as I approach, it bestirs itself & moves deeper into the thorny swamp of dissent." - Page 16, 'The Pacific Journal of Adam Ewig'
This echoes that there is only One Absolute Truth, and that is the Truth of God. The issue, as the quote details is that as we go forward with discovering the Absolute Truth through God, we are met with fierce opposition.
As I see, (though you may not see. I do not claim what you see), I have been met with fierce opposition for espousing the Absolute Truth.
"Upon regaining my feet & seeing how far I had slid & fallen (the height of a foremast) with no worse damage to my person, I thanked our Lord for my deliverance, for indeed, 'Thou calledst in trouble, & I delivered thee; I answered thee in the secret place of thunder.' " - Page 21, 'TPJoAE'
A portion of this quote comes from Psalms 81:7. As one of the Nephilim, I had fallen far, but in the midst of my troubled flailing, I reached to God and God delivered me to the path of Salvation. To note, I believe that this expresses a point that I want to remind people: That our relationship with God begins with reaching out to God first.
"He shut my coffin door. Boerhaave, like all bullies & tyrants, takes pride in that very hatefulness which makes him notorious." - Page 25, 'TPJoAE'
Again, personally relevant, for I see that the tyrants and bullies of Imagined Separation try to silence me. They take pride in it as well, which is why they do not care to argue my points or prophecies and, instead, attack me directly.
"Aye, Kupaka flogged me, but he's old and far from home and his mana is hollow & starved. Maori thrive on wars & revenge & feudin', but peace kills 'em offโฆ" - Page 33 'TPJoAE'
This describes, in my opinion, those that follow separation and the Nephilim that follow it in particular: that they refuse to believe in their infinite connection with God and thus suffer for it. Their lives are corrupted and, as such, they suffer. What is interesting is that the passage notes that they feed on strife.
I have attached what I believe to be a relevant Q post concerning such a thing. (Matrix01)
This is exactly why I was pulled away and instructed to read by God: so they can reveal themselves for what they are by their own actions and not mine. Hence why I reply to you and not them.
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