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"God" in bible is the enemy
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LoP Guest lop guest User ID: 115071 08-17-2012 10:46 PM
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"God" in bible is the enemy
The Slaves Threaten the Master
War has been declared on mankind by alien life forms which pretend to be "GOD." Discover why we have been kept busy fighting each other while these aliens feast on our misery.
The Slaves Begin to Imitate the Masters
After the flood, the Elohim became less concerned with mankind, believing that their genetically improved, human slaves would no longer threaten their position of authority. They allowed humans to train and work in their space ports. These human workers began to become familiar with the vehicles which the "Gods" used to travel to their divine abode in the sky. Ancient records described this vehicle as a "sky chamber;" an oval vehicle which flew across the sky. Our modern description of these oval shaped vehicles are "flying saucers" and "UFOs." In ancient days, man built stone monuments to simulate the fiery skyships that the "Gods" traveled in. These monuments were called names that meant things like "STONES THAT RISE" (Sumerian), "OBJECTS THAT GIVE OFF LIGHT" (Akkadians, Babylonians, Assyrians), "FIERY OBJECTS" (Amurru), and "FIRE BIRD OF STONE" (Hurrians, Hittites).
The Hebrew word for these oval-topped monuments to the alien skyships is "SHEM." Modern bibles mistranslate the word SHEM into the english word "name" completely changing the meaning of the Tower of Babel story. The human workers began to spread out across the land and realized that if they imitated their masters and built a skyship, they would be able to improve their station in life and become like the GODS.
The Launch Tower
The Bible begins the tale of the Tower of Babel by stating a very important fact:
Genesis 11 And the whole earth was of one language, and of one speech.
It is significant to note that up to this point in biblical history, man had not fought against his fellow man other than in conflicts between individuals. There had been no mention of wars, no racial strife, no religious bigotry, no patriotic blood baths. Man had no reason to gang up and attack other groups of men. At that time, man was not at war with his fellow man and all men communicated freely in one tongue. It was this free communication which God knew he must put an end to if he planned on keeping men enslaved.
Knowing that the word SHEM has been mistranslated, we can now read what was REALLY happening in the Bible:
Genesis 11:2 And it came to pass, as they journeyed from the east, that they found a plain in the land of Shinar; (Sumer) and they dwelt there. 11:3 And they said one to another, Go to, let us make brick, and burn them thoroughly. And they had brick for stone, and slime had they for morter. 11:4 and they said, Go to, let us build us a city and a tower, whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us make us a name, (SHEM or skyship) lest we be scattered abroad upon the face of the whole earth.
It is apparent that at this time, man was attempting to build a civilization for himself. He desired to have a city and a launch tower for a skyship so that he could be like the "Gods" he had worked for and looked up to. If the original translation of SHEM were kept as "name" we must ask how it is that this "name" would not keep them from being scattered abroad upon the face of the earth. Whatever the translation one thing is clear, these "Gods" were not pleased with man's desire to break free of his chains of enslavement and improve his lot in life.
Genesis 11:5 And the Lord came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men builded.
Why does an "all-seeing" God need to come down to see ANYTHING? And where exactly is he coming down from?
Genesis 11:6 and the Lord said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do.
We now see a reference to mankind being "ONE." But this ONE is not the ONE of the collective will known as "GOD" and God won't have it. We must now ask, how it is that making a "name" would be so much of a threat to God that he would say "and now nothing will be restrained from them." The replacement of the word "name" with "skyborne vehicle makes the threat much more understandable. Another important point to note is that these "Gods" admit that if man works together, there is nothing we can't do. The Master/Slave relationship becomes very clear now and it becomes obvious that God does not want to lose his slaves by the action he takes next.
Genesis 11:7 Go to, let us go down, and there confound their language, that they may not understand one another's speech. 11:8 So the Lord scattered them abroad from thence upon the face of all the earth: and they left off to build the city.
The fact that there is more than one of the Elohim is again shown by the use of the word "us" in the first sentence above, just as it was used in Genesis 1:26 and 3:22. God now creates division among men to hamper their ability to work together.
How did these "Gods" confound man's language and cause him to no longer work together? How did they make man stop desiring to settle down and build a city and instead make man desire to scatter out? One possible explanation involves the use of mind control techniques to alter the thought patterns of the workers and planners of the tower. This could have been accomplished through the use of biological and neurological implants (biological and psychological warfare). But to make sure that man didn't come back and start working together again, it was necessary for a genetic overhaul of mankind. The Gods also created genetic differences in external appearance (races) and implanted in the minds of the leaders of each new "race" that the other races were evil and to be avoided. If you accept the biblical account, you will recall that these humans were all descended from Noah and were all from the same race. The differences in races had to have began after the Tower of Babel! Making use of the "fear of the unknown and the different" instinct that animals are born with, the Gods have kept man in an arena, contending with himself so much that he never grows enough to threaten the Gods again. The Bible tells us that God commanded his people not to mix their seed with other races (1 Kings 11:2). This commandment was given specifically to maintin the division which God had caused at the Tower of Babel. This was a deliberate act of war against the human race but it wasn't the first one which the Gods had committed.
Even if pretend that God is NOT an extraterrestrial race, his acts of war against humanity in the Garden of Eden reveal the same Master/Slave relationship. The Bible tells us that God created man ignorant and intended on him staying that way. Why was man placed in the Garden? To till the ground and tend the garden (Gen. 2:15) So strictly from the biblical account, we see that man was created to be God's gardener...and since he wasn't given the freedom to leave (or to even know that he could leave since God kept the knowledge of choice, or good and evil, from him) man was created to be God's slave. When Eve was told by the serpent that God had deceived them and that they could become more than slaves, she and Adam partook of the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil and immediately became sentient and knew that they were different from the animals. They realized that they were not dressed (this is because the GODS themselves were dressed. Why were the Gods dressed?). When they heard God walking in the garden (since when does a spirit make noise when walking in a garden?) they hid. The all-knowing God must call out to them: "Where are you?" And when he saw that they were covering themselves, he realized that they had become sentient; possessing the ability to discern values and to choose between alternative options. They had become AS GODS! Now God was in a delimma and he realized that if man became able to live forever, then he wouldn't be able to keep him enslaved for very long, so God kicked man out of the garden and cursed the ground, telling man that he will have to work by the sweat of his brow in order to survive. This was God's first declaration of war on mankind. God hoped to keep man busy living hand-to-mouth, just to stay fed and alive. In this way, man would not have the time he needed to become a threat to God's status quo. God could keep man as his slave for a very long time.
When we look at the world around us we see that life is a struggle of "eat or be eaten." If God created this world, it was his intention that one life form devour another. This is reflective of a truly barbaric God! God could have made life which received its energy from sunlight (like the plants do) and thus rid the world of the inhumanity of life devouring life.
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LoP Guest lop guest User ID: 114809 08-17-2012 10:56 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
Could still be benevolent. I also don't like it if it is true. But they did not declare war on us. They are just, I don't know, raising us or something. God is supposed to be positive. Maybe they have no God, but just don't want any of us to think he is God, cos it would bring suffering.
They supposedly oppose deception. But yeah, they could have fooled me with this religion business.
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Bush killed JFK. Obama is CIA. Registered User User ID: 115071 08-17-2012 10:59 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
LoP Guest Wrote:Could still be benevolent. I also don't like it if it is true. But they did not declare war on us. They are just, I don't know, raising us or something. God is supposed to be positive. Maybe they have no God, but just don't want any of us to think he is God, cos it would bring suffering.
They supposedly oppose deception. But yeah, they could have fooled me with this religion business.
Organized religion is a scam to keep us enslaved, and keep us from the reality of god.
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stanfiem Registered User User ID: 114887 08-17-2012 11:15 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
Your looking at it all wrong. Our desire to BE gods is why God separated us. Not because he was some sort of slave driver. You look at the tower and think space travel. But that is not what they wanted they wanted to "get to heaven" or become gods. Pretty simple if you ask me.
It you read the bible wanting to hate him you will find plenty of verses that will give you that. That is the way it is designed. Only through the eyes of his spirit can we see the truth.
Look at our society today, what does the pinnacle of technology tell us, nothing is unachievable through it, even immortality.
"Nothing new under the sun"
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(This post was last modified: 08-17-2012 11:15 PM by stanfiem.)
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Humble Soul Registered User User ID: 35765 08-17-2012 11:17 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
Ocourse .....
No argument.
Eitheir you are for God or against.
The Lord of Hosts is "all "business!
Something to think about ...
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HardTruth Get your wisdom on or GTFO of the way User ID: 114836 08-17-2012 11:18 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
stanfiem Wrote:Your looking at it all wrong. Our desire to BE gods is why God separated us. Not because he was some sort of slave driver. You look at the tower and think space travel. But that is not what they wanted they wanted to "get to heaven" or become gods. Pretty simple if you ask me.
It you read the bible wanting to hate him you will find plenty of verses that will give you that. That is the way it is designed. Only through the eyes of his spirit can we see the truth.
Look at our society today, what does the pinnacle of technology tell us, nothing is unachievable through it, even immortality.
"Nothing new under the sun"
LOL, you need to go back to the drawing board, that dribble is pure BS!!
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If it seeketh, expects, or demands worship, it is not divine!!
If an entity were not judgmental and if an entity were not controlling then it would have no need to be either just nor "merciful" in the first place now would it!? - Cosmah
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stanfiem Registered User User ID: 114887 08-17-2012 11:22 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
HardTruth Wrote:stanfiem Wrote:Your looking at it all wrong. Our desire to BE gods is why God separated us. Not because he was some sort of slave driver. You look at the tower and think space travel. But that is not what they wanted they wanted to "get to heaven" or become gods. Pretty simple if you ask me.
It you read the bible wanting to hate him you will find plenty of verses that will give you that. That is the way it is designed. Only through the eyes of his spirit can we see the truth.
Look at our society today, what does the pinnacle of technology tell us, nothing is unachievable through it, even immortality.
"Nothing new under the sun"
LOL, you need to go back to the drawing board, that dribble is pure BS!!
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You should not be so quick to judge. Our minds are our biggest enemy. They deceive. The chair you are sitting on is not solid but your mind tells you it is. So maybe, just maybe the "dribble" you call God is more than just dribble?
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Full Circle Registered User User ID: 114735 08-17-2012 11:22 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
HardTruth Wrote:stanfiem Wrote:Your looking at it all wrong. Our desire to BE gods is why God separated us. Not because he was some sort of slave driver. You look at the tower and think space travel. But that is not what they wanted they wanted to "get to heaven" or become gods. Pretty simple if you ask me.
It you read the bible wanting to hate him you will find plenty of verses that will give you that. That is the way it is designed. Only through the eyes of his spirit can we see the truth.
Look at our society today, what does the pinnacle of technology tell us, nothing is unachievable through it, even immortality.
"Nothing new under the sun"
LOL, you need to go back to the drawing board, that dribble is pure BS!!
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I don't think so. I tend to agree with it. It's all in the interpretation of it.
“My soul is from elsewhere, I'm sure of that, and I intend to end up there.”
― Rumi
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Ka$h Killa lop guest User ID: 110725 08-17-2012 11:35 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
First off your assuming the stories are true to begin with
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HardTruth Get your wisdom on or GTFO of the way User ID: 114836 08-17-2012 11:43 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
stanfiem Wrote:HardTruth Wrote:stanfiem Wrote:Your looking at it all wrong. Our desire to BE gods is why God separated us. Not because he was some sort of slave driver. You look at the tower and think space travel. But that is not what they wanted they wanted to "get to heaven" or become gods. Pretty simple if you ask me.
It you read the bible wanting to hate him you will find plenty of verses that will give you that. That is the way it is designed. Only through the eyes of his spirit can we see the truth.
Look at our society today, what does the pinnacle of technology tell us, nothing is unachievable through it, even immortality.
"Nothing new under the sun"
LOL, you need to go back to the drawing board, that dribble is pure BS!!
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You should not be so quick to judge. Our minds are our biggest enemy. They deceive. The chair you are sitting on is not solid but your mind tells you it is. So maybe, just maybe the "dribble" you call God is more than just dribble?

Once upon a time, Earth had a highly evolved spiritual and technological race, they were conquered by a highly evolved technological warlike race, (and there was war in the heavens)!!
This war race genetically created a slave race, US, just a grade above the common animal, one of the geneticist gave us an upgrade against the wishes of the (like a five star general) Yahweh!!
Even though we got an upgrade, we were still far from our original former selves!!
Humankind begin to thrive technologically once again, but without the spiritual advancement that should accompany it!!
The Tower of Babel was a stargate to and from Mars, and the rebellion against Yahweh began on Mars, so Yahweh destroyed the one on Earth!!
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If it seeketh, expects, or demands worship, it is not divine!!
If an entity were not judgmental and if an entity were not controlling then it would have no need to be either just nor "merciful" in the first place now would it!? - Cosmah
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Mother Mary  "Mom" <3 "Wife" <3 *ENFJ* User ID: 14471 08-17-2012 11:44 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
Read Deuteronomy and tell me he is not the enemy.
I'm pretty sure the 10 commandments said "Thou shall not kill", not, "thou shall not kill, except for these nations or when I see fit." God supposed to have made the rules in the first place.
A benevolent God would not say, go to the gates and ask them for peace, if they say yes, make them your laborers (read: slaves} That just isn't something a righteous person would do.
“Of course I'm crazy, but that doesn't mean I'm wrong.” Robert Anton Wilson
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HardTruth Get your wisdom on or GTFO of the way User ID: 114836 08-17-2012 11:45 PM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
Mother Mary Wrote:Read Deuteronomy and tell me he is not the enemy.
I'm pretty sure the 10 commandments said "Thou shall not kill", not, "thou shall not kill, except for these nations or when I see fit." God supposed to have made the rules in the first place.
A benevolent God would not say, go to the gates and ask them for peace, if they say yes, make them your laborers (read: slaves} That just isn't something a righteous person would do.
Absolutely, a true divine entity is not above his own rules!!
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If it seeketh, expects, or demands worship, it is not divine!!
If an entity were not judgmental and if an entity were not controlling then it would have no need to be either just nor "merciful" in the first place now would it!? - Cosmah
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Forgot my cello lesson and so on and so forth... User ID: 91498 08-18-2012 12:48 AM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
stanfiem Wrote:Your looking at it all wrong. Our desire to BE gods is why God separated us. Not because he was some sort of slave driver. You look at the tower and think space travel. But that is not what they wanted they wanted to "get to heaven" or become gods. Pretty simple if you ask me.
It you read the bible wanting to hate him you will find plenty of verses that will give you that. That is the way it is designed. Only through the eyes of his spirit can we see the truth.
Look at our society today, what does the pinnacle of technology tell us, nothing is unachievable through it, even immortality.
"Nothing new under the sun"
We attain the knowledge of good and evil after we lose our innocence. The age for the event is different for everyone, but one thing is common; we view it from the stand point of absolute corruption while the Gods view it from the stand point of absolute Holiness. Like a parent telling the child "Don't touch the fire!", the battle of will is based on perspective. The child always thinks he's being deprived, and so the root of bitterness is born. The parent is on another level and is displaying responsibility, love, respect (for the fire), wisdom and so many other skills which the child can not, yet, comprehend. And so constant guidance brings about maturity in such matters. So, too, is the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Absolute corruption vs absolute Holiness. It's all in the perspective. We are but children in the light of eternity.
"You know nothing of Javert...
I was born inside a jail...
I was born with scum like you...
I am from the gutter too!"
lol
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LoP Guest lop guest User ID: 115071 08-18-2012 01:21 AM
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LoP Guest lop guest User ID: 110556 08-18-2012 01:24 AM
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RE: "God" in bible is the enemy
Mankind has been battling God ever since he was hatched out of some crazy man's mind.
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