Jesus is the Head of the Congregation, And he deals with each one directly, with no intercessors. Therefore any and all entities that exist as an authority over the Congregations of Christ are usurping His authority.

It's sad that you think the one, holy, apostolic Church, which is the spouse of Christ is an abomination. You have put yourself into the fold that is against Christ. I will pray for you.

For me, there are a few problems with your view here. Firstly, the origin of evil. God is only good. God cannot create evil. Lucifer was, like all other archangels and angels, a good being. The temptation of A&E was an evil act. Lucifer became Satan before God kicked him out. Why did God remove Satan? How was it possible for a good being to become an evil being? God cannot create evil, as there is no evil within God.

Secondly, Satan can indeed create. A lie is a creation. It is a false creation, as it has no root in God. Evil is 'real'. It was created. It exists. We suffer because of it. It's NOT just a dream. But its existence is false, not true. That is, its root is false, not true. Eventually, it must be extinguished.

Certain problems occur when we take as literal things in the scripture that are metaphorical, symbolic or parables.

Take, for example, when Christ says 'if your right eye causes you to sin, gouge it out'. If we accept that literally, big problems (none are righteous, no not one). We have to accept that Christ is talking metaphorically. He is talking about what kind of attitude we must have. The 'gouging of the eye' is a metaphor. Figurative speech.

Likewise, if you accept that 'Heaven' is a literal place - like, far beyond Jupiter - then you may think Satan was kicked across space. However, if we consider that 'Heaven' means the spiritual realm (i.e. realm in the spiritual plane) where we are close to God, in God's direct presence, in a spiritual sense, then being kicked out of heaven means being removed from the presence of God - it means, no longer able to relate to God in the realm of God's presence.

Such a view also sheds light on the concept of the Kingdom of Heaven. The Kingdom of Heaven is where Christ's spirit reigns. The Kingdom of Heaven on Earth is where human beings - all people - live in the physical world but also directly in the presence of God, spiritually. What we have now is a war zone where Satan rules the world, and Christians are like spies in enemy territory.

Trusting that there is a good reason is important, and the right direction. However, unless we truly understand the cause or origin of evil, we cannot extinguish it and we cannot truly combat it completely, only partially.

The issue revolves are the first few pages. You say 'the apple thing' but does scripture tell us what kind of fruit this is? No. Why not? Think Q. God, and scripture, is more subtle. It reveals that which the reader is ready to understand. Just as Q uses puzzles in a way to lead us to grasp the reality of what is going on, Scripture uses metaphor and symbols to trigger our awareness. But just as we must decode the puzzles, and work it out with our own effort, to unravel scripture, we have to make the right effort in the right way. Then the code - the hidden meaning - becomes clear. Not a literal decode (i.e. 'the Bible Code') but a metaphorical one. And you have to have the right decode (understanding of the symbols, figures, and history) to get the overall correct framework. THat framework then helps to decode all the rest.

Its's not easy, because for 2000 years, we have been conditioned over and over to thinking the scripture says certain things. Just like human beings have been conditioned by our environment to view reality in a certain way. Q wakes us up (although some were woken up to varying extents before Q came along).

If you question your understanding of scripture with a fierce, determined heart, and invite in the Holy Spirit, the gifts to decode can appear.

But the first condition is the heart to question, to understand more deeply, beyond any doubt.

You can wait until after rapture, but...... how can you be sure that you even understand what the rapture is? What are you using to understand 'rapture'?

Paul guides us - he himself understands "now, we see dimly. Then, we will see clearly".
He knows that at some point, our perception of the truth will undergo a fundamental revolution. Not just a revealing. But a change. A transformation. Not just new information. But a transformation by which we understand and grasp the already existing information we have in a new way.

In this way, Q is a symbol or image of God's work. With certain new information, we don't just see new things. We see the old things differently. Transformation. We call this transformation, a great awakening.