>"do not let us fall into temptation"
The fall is into sin, not into temptation.
The pontiff is now placing guilt for "the fall" on God, and implying the sin is his fault.
Very good post, entirely on point.
>Unless churches wake up and start doing what God created them to do, we are toast.
There is a time the "church" is reborn (or resurrected) from OUTSIDE of the church.
All of this anon work is part of that. But there is much more to know too.
This comes out of the Bible, among those who have the keys to unlock what is hidden.
And it takes a uniquely technological and motivated generation, which we now have.
The keys we have never had before (key to knowledge Jesus said they lock away) are now with us, here:
cog49.com/ft.pdf
Excellent post. Absolute truth.
Especially…
>meet them OUTSIDE of church and tell them what's going on.
As far as challenging pastors however, it is a complete waste of time.
They have a thousand rocks they can hide behind, and will.
>That was supposed to happen on 9/23/2017
What did happen then, is a post appeared on halfchan linking the same doc, and one of the last sections describes exactly the 4-part narrative influence (whistle blowers, anons, P2P social media, alternative news) Q began using there 6 weeks later - saying they make up a new house of "world authority."
It shows how it was prophecied in the book of Acts, in conjunction with other scriptures that also apply.
There is also this list of other interesting points in the doc.
pastebin.com/gHDKKBjW
Absolutely. But being "taken up" also has a "spiritual" meaning that is obvious.
It means getting the 40,000 foot view, and the authority of wisdom that goes with it.
But this is only for the spiritual man to understand.
Eschatology is not for the carnal thinker.
They just get in the way of the few it takes to lead.
But what does tribulation mean to you?
It will not be what all the for-profit doomsayers have invented.
Sacred insight is for the watchman and the true Christian patriot -
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people that really pay attention and know what is important.
You seem like one.
I would say we are already in the tribulation.
It's just a matter of turning the boat around.
And we may have seen the worst of it already.
This is one of my favorites. It's about storms in small spaces. Notice the first line. Notice he mentions two churches, past and future.
Notice also the reference to "picture" (see Intro) and that the voiced lyric is different than the text.
I think that's about right, but I would not necessarily attach an exact date to it.
It's not a defined period of time, except in symbolism.
>The assholes that built Astana won't go down without a fight.
Most of our warfare is in the economic realm these days.
Ezekiel perfects the prophecy of Daniel - the time, times and a portion. These turn out to be a thousand (plus 15 per Hezekiah) (1408 {Joshua at Jericho} to 393 BC Artexerxes), two thousand (393 BC to 1607 AD {when King James gave his order}) and 390.
Ezekiel begins at Chebar, which means "extent of time." He is first shown two times, one looking back and one forward. They are 390 and 40. 390 years from King James is 1997, which is also exactly 6000 years from Adam.
These are the three days of ordained time that are mentioned (by symbolic reference) over 130 times in the Bible. The end of time is actually 1997, because we gained new responsibilities then. And we are today right in the middle of the 40 years living up to them.
All of this is by the calendar of Moses, and has nothing to do with the Jewish calendar.
Remember, they started their own religion in the time of Omri, which Joshua cursed.
It is also told Ezekiel the people would eat six grains all mixed together for 390 years. This is exactly from the time King James ordered the Bible interpreted into English and given to the people until the "end of {protected} time."
Then he said they would eat shit sandwiches for the forty. This is because industrialized religion steam rolled right past the 1997 deadline and kept the same doctrine instead of the one Jesus described for the time, which is from the leaven "hidden" in the loaves of the previous three days. It is derived by unsealing the Bible and turns out to be the first tablets of Moses. That is what that doc is about.
You are a lot better than many just for being here.
This is history in the making, and you are making it too.
Another parallel concept about the rapture and the 40k view, is this highly unusual time we have now when the highest authority of the land is communing with the least of men. That is found in the Bible only in the providence of Jacob, and his ladder.
Good point. Ten to fifteen years ago this was not the case.
The industry was quite moved and moving in a good direction.
And the reality is there was a deliberate undermining of the marketing
and control system that really started emphasizing the opposite.
We have both sides of the coin now. But we need music to reach the people.
And many artists know that and value it. We've just got to change their
marketing economy ourselves, making it an engine for spreading truth.
> we may have seen the worst of it already.
The reason this is possible is because we've got a lot of good news now, and good news sells.
If we can just figure out how to present the bad with the good, it's all good.
>artists seem to use a lot of recurring archetypes
There was quite some subliminal influence that went on for some time, where artists were sort of sharing the same voice, not knowing where it came from. But before that there were a great many who knew what they were talking about, and started it. This is because they witnessed how the study first impacted televangelists very noticeably, and the reaction they saw in them.
>it doesn't have much in the way of a broader context of where you're coming from.
True. It's more about letting the Bible teach where it's coming from. And that's a bit more challenging for the reader.
The part about names and translation is something Paul allures to, which turns out to be prophetic of our time. That was what got him thrown out of the faith, and he had to start his own church. Same with us today.
He was predicting the time we would discover how Moses and the prophets hid special intellectual "providence" particularly for our time. Taking the meanings of the names and terms to the prime root (or the same concept) and from there into the present "spirit" of similar meaning that has value now, can make ancient texts speak very meaningfully now, but different than in the traditional values.
So while it can be very good for the seeker, it is often an affront to the traditionalist.
There is a process to awakening. I've seen many examples of it. Obviously, it starts with apprehension or frustration and fear. But the very next thing is bewilderment. And this immediately leads to mind expansion. The mind has been freed and starts looking for the bounds of it's newfound space. This part is inspiring. This is where new discovery and creativity takes place. We already have a lot of anons here that are somewhat to that point. A much smaller number however, have really explored the new space. But that is where the good news is found. It is in all the possibilities available in light of all the limitations that are now no more.
That's the bigger picture.
More specifically for instance, cultural Marxism is now in it's dying throes. So here it takes realizing just how much this one social influence has set us back. It is enormously inspiring to realize all the possibilities it's defeat now avails, but there are not that many that really have a full grasp of it's costs in the past. So nobody can even sum up the whole difference just here, in part because some ideal alternative, some displacement to it needs to also appear for comparison.
But when it can, the good news sells the bad.
kek
There is no mention of aliens or the pineal gland in that book. And you may have missed mention in there about strict readings of extra-biblical texts now being obsolete, like that incantation you quote here:
>Nobody on this thread has declared the Emerald tablets to be of Christian origin.
The point is there are ancient writings that are consistent with the principles of Christianity. Paul would tell Timothy "ALL SCRIPTURE, is useful…", and that was long before later compilers decided what should or should not be in the Bible. But any outside of that are beyond the interests or use of most Christians. They may have value to other researchers, but just like we do not follow even Moses' law to the letter, so are they not to be taken literally today.
Dude, you have totally contradicted yourself. You allege first tablets are not Christian, when it is the most timely, Christian and fitting resource of this whole board, then you say we should follow that New Age mind hack, ra anon, who goes into a bunch of Egyptian and alien stuff and is nowhere near Christian. He just tries to sound like he is.
Ra anon is not first tablets. For you to think he is, just goes to show he has deceived you because you do not know that source yourself, and he knows it leads to all the answers but few know that yet.
He's a phony, riding on and misrepresenting that work.
not age well, for sure.
But there was a lot of very well inspired, positive work preceding the now-dominant control/antiChrist effort, and it is a very blurry line between some of the sides of it.
We need to be careful with it too, because I have seen a lot of positive effort completely misunderstood, and there seems to be some third-party efforts to make things that way.
Why do you keep making false claims like this? Kabbalah did not even exist back then, nor did yoga, and there are many ancient writings that bear out the same ancient thought we find in the origins of the Christian faith.
It would seem you are implying we should look to them instead of the Bible. And like the other anon indicated, you are trying to associate this misguidance with first tablets when that is not what it's about.
It is entirely about Moses and shows he has opened a door only for us today (with the technological discernment) into understanding the ancient world through the prophets and their hidden wisdom unlike any ever have in the past - wisdom that is especially important for our present and future, and fulfills at length all the promise of Christian destiny.
There are a great many forces and special interests in the world that want to steer people away from that work entirely, or to defame it because of that.
If your intent is sincere however, you should at least read it before making wild assertions. Then anybody who also knows it will see clearly where you are coming from, and if there is any value to it.
It is from no "secret society." That is pure slander you put here for the inept. It is the oldest known tablet in the world, if you research it. And it was authored for a people and a time we know very little about, so there is no way of discerning it in the proper vernacular. It is of value only to open-minded researchers for their own consideration - which I take you are not.
>how is "first tablets" a christian writing again?
It uses the clues given in Scripture and the courses of world history led by it to unlock the hidden wisdom of the prophets and of "God." The keys that reveal this are termed the seals, but in the OT what is revealed is associated with the first tablets of Moses, the ones that were withheld way back when.
The only people to work on the Sabbath are the high priests.
This scene of Jesus and his disciples picking corn are prophetic of the son of man (those of our time who stand for truth) filling the same responsibility, which we do today because there is no other ordained authority to do it.
And picking and rolling the corn is a perfect symbol of refining the works of Moses piece by piece, which is what Jesus also described as making the fourth (day) bread from leaven hidden in the earlier three.
Yes, David was already anointed with the same anointing only man separated (under Samuel) into king and priest distinctly.
The only bread Abiathar had was the showbread, which had been made that day (evening, meaning it would be there for the following day). It represents bread for the future, or "next day," which is actually what the Lord instructed his disciples to ask for (being misinterpreted in the KJV). It properly reads, "Give us this day tomorrow's bread." It is bread beyond what the people are ready for, much like we make around here.
Well, but I mean in the last 20 years. Music has seen a real roller coaster ride since then, way positive and subverted to the negative.
>you have to go down before you can go up
Good point.
Coldplay has an entire career of well-inspired music. This is a lyric from Speed of Sound, of nearly ten years ago, that described this day, when we learn "how it all began." And it would come from "underground," a metaphor for the repressed or hidden.
Birds go flying at the speed of sound,
to show you how it all began.
Birds came flying from the underground,
if you could see it then you'd understand,
ah, when you see it then you'll understand.
We are likened to "bird" messengers, here.
Radiohead is another amazing group in this realm. This song, "Man Of War," from just a few years ago, is about the whole anon culture, for being recognized as "on the front lines." Every line of this song bears this out, but again, none of it sounds Christian (some of their other songs are so more apparently). They just know they are in Christian providence here, and they know how the story ends.
Notice the references to searching all the world, to free speech (drunken confessions) and to the poisonous clouds (data hosting) and dwarves (supercomputers).
Also, the reference to the worms coming is a throw back to an ancient metaphor for common folks. Jacob is called a worm in Scripture.
The video consistently goes from light to dark, meaning from being visible to not being (anonymity). It shows this guy working out a puzzle in the dark, getting nervous about it, then being followed. But in the end, the followers are friendly.
Drift all you like from ocean to ocean
Search the whole world
But drunken confessions and hijacked affairs
Will just make you more alone
When you come home I'll bake you a cake
Made of all their eyes
I wish you could see me dressed for the kill
You're my man of war
You're my man of war
Yeah, the worms will come for you, big boots
So unplug the phones, stop all the taps
It all comes flooding back
To poison clouds and poisoned dwarves
Skillet has long been a very Christian band. But their latest work is akin to some of these other psyops in music intended to confuse Christian destiny.
This song, "Saviors of the world," is entirely consistent with Daniel 9:26, but it could easily be misconstrued as musicians or music claiming to be "the savior" in a bad sense.
That verse says "the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary…"
Here are part of the lyrics.
We are the saviors of the world
And I will not be ruled
We are kings and conquerors
And I won't bow to you
They will not control us anymore
We will not conform, no, anymore
We are the saviors, the saviors
The saviors of the world
Cities will burn, the end is come
Paradise is lost, we wonder what we've done
Riches rust
The iron fist crashes down on the powerless
But hope could live again if we can find ourselves
Jesus said Elijah (or the spirit thereof) would come and restore all things, which does not even sound violent at all. It would take some deconstruction too, but it is the world order that gets changed, not the physical things in it. So again, it's important to remember there are carnal and spiritual kinds of destruction. And it is very difficult for Christians to lay aside all the violent doom-saying that's been drilled into them by carnal preachers. So non-Christians can accept the "spiritual" meanings more easily.
The interesting point about this song is it shows these artists have better theology than most preachers, which is because they are dealing with the real world and making sense of it "through the eyes" of scripture - instead of just housekeeping within four walls.
Absolutely right in your last paragraph, especially about Ephraim. But the multitude of nations was actually an inheritance for his son, which is the only fourth generation inheritance given (which seems to be a "next generation" of the US, at least in part). And they all relate to births of nations that occurred after biblical times, including the last one, Benjamin. Of course this has been demonized and erased from common theology by you know who for many, many years now. But it is amaxing the parallels here.
You would find this interesting, from p28 of the doc here: cog49.com/ft.pdf
Britain and the U.S. were the only two significant national entities formed in this third period of our study. Both also came to be world powers. They are paralleled in Scripture by the only two third generations of Jacob to receive national promises. These were Manasseh and Ephraim. These two received the birthright of Joseph, as well as the second covenant to Jacob that he received on his way from Padanaram (Gen. 35:11) (which Jacob seemed to have known to be an altogether different covenant than the rest). The birthright of Joseph was divided in two and given to the next generation after the sons of Jacob, the third generation of Israel (counting Jacob as the first). This was prophetic of the divine providence for the future progeny of these two third generation Christian nations of God's people. Mannasseh was the firstborn, just as was Britain. Both were known for their warfare ability. Both were also rather imperialist. Both went ahead to help conquer the land for their other brothers. Both were also comprised of three and a half lesser national entities. Reuben, Gad and half the tribe of Manasseh (plus Levi, as given to all tribes) dwelt in the first dominion east of the Jordan. Britain was formed of England, Wales, Scotland and eventually, Southern Ireland, and remained east of the Atlantic in the third age. Only half of Manasseh went over the Jordan. Only half of Britain went over the Atlantic, remaining as Canada today.
Also, if you back up two pages you get the whole story of the three times and generations of nations.
This one goes back I think a little over ten years, when the Moses study was still quite influential. It's pretty clearly about that too. It describes (newfound) rules (of nature) to follow, pills to swallow that taste like gold (a scriptural metaphor for wisdom), and that the word is not getting out about it (No One Knows). This was of course because (as they all well knew) televangelists had first accepted it and then rejected it (which is also in scripture).
The video describes their impression of it another regard. It is about, should they go hunting with it, they would become the hunted. Again, it would not be for some time that the other needful supportive efforts would come to be, such as that of the present board.
"No One Knows"
We get some rules to follow
That and this, these and those
No one knows
We get these pills to swallow
How they stick in your throat
Taste like gold
Oh what you do to me
No one knows
I realize you’re mine
Indeed a fool am I
I journey through the desert
of the mind with no hope
I follow
I drift along the ocean
Dead lifeboat in the sun
And come undone
Pleasantly caving in
I come undone
Heaven smiles above me
What a gift here below
But no one knows
The gift that you give to me
No one knows
Yeah, that sort of illustrates the problem. Today, we tend to look at all this with a bit of more recent prejudice. But back then there was little concept with these elite artists of doing the bidding of the worldly. They had seen what the problem was and were addressing it cryptically. It was a more peaceful time, there was very little political pressure on them, they wanted to do the right thing and there weren't so many self-thinkers in the public. Again, this was before newer music marketing forces seized the industry and started putting a bad taste in everybody's mouth.
>if you tilt it sideways it means infinity.
If you knock it down it means infinity.
Circumcision is appointed for the eighth day.
It is stepping out of the perpetual loop.
Nipping that drive in the bud keeps you in it.
The weaver's beam has one groove taken out.
The seventh is neglected, which connects to the first.
That is where the loop can be broken - detrimentally.
Hence, all the laws of Sabbath.
>it is more of a spiral
That's a good analogy.
Honing in on a center where there is only turning.
What are you talking about? This is one of the two famous musicians (he and Chester) they killed for turning on the CF over their pedo trade. Even Q confirmed this connection.
It is very rare they take out a well known figure like this, much less two. They know how wrong it can go for them.
That song was his awakened take on the real road of truth. Here's another one.
>What I’m saying is that many of these entertainers backed by major labels, are attempting to cast lots for Jesus vesture and not by doin what is right but by using their “sacred” symbols and codes to manifest Satan.
I've already said I know that. But that has only been since the troublemakers (not the artists) seized the freedom of artists with their marketing forces, changed the whole atmosphere, and started consolidating artist advancement with control of their content.
That is why I am posting these older songs from before that happened - and to show you why it happened.
Why have you forgotten what we have already discussed?
As far as mentioning God or Jesus, that just implies a bunch of church delusion for the follower (which is a secular audience). It does not help to show people the right way.
>How come he knows the prophetic book of revelations is pertinent to the times.
How can you even ask that after saying you have already seen what he is talking about, here : cog49.com/ft.pdf
Did you not look close enough? How about connecting his Revelations song with this other song?
>How is this a good message?
WTF? this song is the perfect picture of being born again, just like it says.
I agree with you about the industry now, but you are a little slack on your logic here.
There were a few record execs themselves that passed it around, at length, to all the elite in music. They knew it could really give their whole business more value. But televangelists had gotten it too, and were making quite some noise about it, and the musicians were seeing that. When they saw them finally understanding it well enough to realize how much they were wrong about and the challenge it presented them against globalism, they started back-peddling. That's when music really started running with it, knowing it was theirs. But they would need the other supportive movements that have only come to be since then to best succeed.
I haven't seen anyone else use the phrase Thee Vesture, but I can tell you this. There are many aspects of the mind and work of Christ, among the many that stand for truth, and they do all collectively bear His identity today. Only the ones that do not fit together with those in other areas of now-needful (not traditional per se) abilities and cooperation are not a part of that body.
I know this makes for a confusing matter now. But we don't want to shoot ourselves in the foot either.
And when it comes to public appeal, telling the good news about the good is much more productive than scorning the bad for being bad.
Here is one easily misconstrued. It would lean more toward what you are saying, except that this was ten years ago when there was no malice involved.
The refrain here is "There is no you, there is only me." Based on some of the other work of this artist, I think this song is about his "revelation" of the one-ness of humanity - being something he discovered (by diligent study). He also expresses the "backside" or the inside of it all is not so pretty, and that he feels trapped by now knowing it.
Obviously, you could not convince a Christian this is a Christian song. It's not, necessarily. But it is an emotional expression about discovering a responsibility (trapped) to human one-ness most Christian have not even yet made.
>You can’t come up in these industries unless you bare the mark of the beast.
That may be moreso now than ever, but music has always been the most free of anything else from that. This is why TV/Hollywood completely disregarded musicians for 50 years following the Vietnam war. They started all the CIA mind ops and drugs then because of the success music had in bringing people back to reality at that time.
40 years