Today’s Sophy (Part 4)
Prologue
The Christ instructed us pray thy kingdom come in earth as it is in heaven. In another place Christ said the kingdom of heaven is within us. It is also written that God said heaven is his throne, so by following Isaiah’s instructions and put those foregoing precepts concerning heaven upon each other are we not asking god to make us his earthly kingdom?
Make Thy Kingdom Comes To Earth?
Since we are instructed to implore god to produce his kingdom in earth as it is in heaven aren't we actually asking God to make us his earthly home?
Aren’t we each asking God to transform our individual bodies into God's body?
If that is what we are asking shouldn't we have already asked ourselves am I willing to allow god to kill my ego for allowing his will to be done through me? After all, we are asking God to do it for us which mean we are willing to forsake what we are doing for god to do it through us?
If and when we ask ourselves those questions we must be willing to be transformed regardless how our judging ego fights against accepting what it doesn’t usually want the body to endure. We’ve rejected earth’s opposites from the beginning of our incarnation so do we expect God to do something against our wills? God will only do it when we allow ourselves to be reborn from daughters of men into sons of god like caterpillars are reborn into butterflies.
The species that morphs into another are the seen things that reveals what happens when woman are born again into man. Thus our new birth should be like a baby's physical birth, a conception (the caterpillar produces the cocoon), the gestation (the the transformation in cocoon), the travail (tearing of the cocoon) and birth or exiting the cocoon. We do see our example wasn't an instantaneous event but took time so when we say I accept Jesus as my lord and savior and I was born again we should realize we are self deceiving.
That is why we are told to ask for it. God does not force us woman to do what we don't want especially since the rebirth dialog ended with The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is every one that is born of the Spirit, we become like butterflies, here today and gone tomorrow.
Christ revealed he meant by that ending with his saying foxes have holes, birds of the air have nest but the son of man has no place to lay his head. So his life revealed how those who become the kingdom of heaven must forsake father, mother, sister, brother, [husbands], wives, children, houses and land. In other words, the mindset of every woman born again must be transformed from desiring creature comforts and our families like woman into man for environmental living. Wasn't that how man lived before eating the knowledge of good and evil. The foregoing interprets the flaming for purifying our minds sword for cutting us away from all attachments to become God's throne manifested on earth.
That is how we will reveal thy kingdom [has] come on earth as it is in heaven, we are transformed into God by our allowing God to rule us completely. Therefore we are to return to ecological living and depend on things of the environment rather than human made stuff that blinds us.
Conclusion
The religious believes God does not force anyone to do anything and foregoing reveals it is not true. It is written that I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things. That suggest god do everything that happens so how can we reconcile that with the foregoing belief?
Simply by realizing God is always within us doing whatever we do through us.
God whispers to the flesh through our inner ears that it is now time for god to take over our minds. God removes the barrier preventing our conscious minds from recognizing God is in us and encourages us to implore him to control every fiber of our existence. You did notice Christ prayed just before his trial, conviction and crucifixion not my will but thy will be done. He gave us that as an example of how to confirm to God to make his kingdom come through us in this earth and he told all who will be saved follow me daily. So, if you are praying the Lord's prayer, as it is called, with a sincere desire from within yourself you are asking for your body to be God's kingdom on this earth.
Aman, Aman, Aman!
Do you believe that is accurate?
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Comments
AUTHORThanks, Eric, I appreciate your coming over and commenting.
I don't judge our life, living is our life is what I would say.
Good is our life
Marvelous Elijah. You inspire.
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You are most welcome, Tamara, and thank you for stoping in and appreciating it.
As for it inspiring you to hope "despite any despair", hope is very much like "faith" and what is written them is "without works [they] are dead." That means we must each do the work of meaning what I attempted to convey the words of that prayer means, "make a complete surrendering to what we call god."
There is, however, the need to be "chosen" to survive civilization's end before our devoting ourselves to be seriously praying those words. If one isn't chosen then the words is asking god to give them the peace of mind required to endure the remaining incarnations and the "karma" that will accompany them. Remember, there are 360 degrees to everything and when one only consider the 180 degree half, as I presented in that piece, they must consider the consequences of not appearing tone happening. Actually, it is being done whether or not we ask for it, the real difference is if/when we do ask we should find contentment in being who our incarnation require of us.
Hugs and Peace
Elijah
Intelligently written, and I love the Words about “Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done As It Is In Heaven” because it inspires me to hope, despite any despair!
Thank you, Elijah!
Hugs,
Tamara
Thanks Manatita, I keep working on it but so far I haven't find what is necessary to get it up their standard. I even have a 6th one but I'm not satisfied with it yet and believe I will have to change tight entire title to make the necessary adjustments.
Peace.
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I am pleased, Dana, to know someone is open enough to see what I see, if I wasn't so sure of the source of my understanding I would get the "big head" over your words. Thanks for dropping in.
Nice article. I will return to parts 4 and 5. Can't think when I'm hungry. Have you removed the American Hub? Necessary. Just tidy it a little and bring it back, but yes, it is up to you. See you in a few hours. Best wishes.
Every time I read your hubs you make me want to go read my bible. Pure wisdom seems to leak from your pores.
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Thanks Eric.
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Yes Doris, I believe we are, as a matter of fact I've found few of the pre European written languages used articles.
I like these thoughts. Purifying.
Elijah, I believe that god is both genders, or as we would say, "gender neutral." God is an "it" that has no need to procreate sexually. About the translation of Gen. 1:1, there are other languages, such as Japanese, that do not use articles before nouns. I'm not sure I would read anything into the English translation of addition of "the" before "beginning."
I was partnered with a sweet Japanese young lady in one of my journalism classes. I was constantly having to remind her to insert articles into her writing. She would write "I am going to house." instead of "I am going to the house."
Yes, I believe we are in basic agreement, my friend.
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Doris, What I said included what you are. I have read much of the Gnostic gospels, I don't believe I have the whole thing. I was able to read what I did during a short visit in my nomad days. They, The Bargavad Gita, and almost all of the other scriptures I was encouraged to read agree with each other.
Our "being made in god's image" is both, we are a part of god but, because god's life-force is included in the "law of karma" every life-force in existence will become god of the "Zeroverse" before repeating all other experiences as most of us have been doing on earth and beyond. The story of the Phoenix is a symbol of the Zeroverse, it remains alive for 500 years [of what cycle I know not] then after 500 years, like a morning becoming evening, it burns itself into ashes that turns into an egg after 500 years for "the next in line" life-force to hatch into another Phoenix. There has never been a beginning, the Hebrew for Gen. 1:1 reads "in beginning", not in THE beginning as it has been translated.
Actually the" am I willing to allow god to kill my ego for allowing IT (god are both genders per Genesis 1:26-28) to do it?" is only to say it will be done but if we are willing to accept it will not cause us mental anguish.
So, in both cases we are n agreement.
Thanks for commenting.
Elijah, once again I believe that a seeker must go outside the bible to find the real meaning of Christ's words. So much of his truths were ruled unacceptable by the Catholic councils that put together the bible. Have you read the Gnostic gospels and the Dead Sea scrolls? One of the finest Christian theologians I ever studied under at college assigned us to study the ancient religions and then tested us on their philosophies as well as his own Presbyterian religion.
I believe "born again" means awakening to the realization that we are a part of God. That "being made in god's image" literally means just that. The reincarnation is our journey to be born again. It's my opinion that these people in church who shout "hallelujah, I'm born again! are having a solar plexus experience and haven't found it yet. ("it" being the realization that we are all part of god and we don't need to seek him outside of that "still small voice within.") We are too busy shouting to listen.
Elijah, you say we must ask "am I willing to kill my ego to attain it?" It is within my belief system that we must shed the ego before we allow ourselves to reach this level of acceptance of God because the ego will not allow it.
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Eric, Yes, this is the understanding provided to me so read https://hubpages.com/religion-philosophy/Why-Be-Bo... so you can see why it is we need to be born again in the first place. It explains how karma works.
As for the New Birth, human and woman (both mean minds unable to comprehend all things) are so because they are not complete man, the barrier between the the left and right brain, as I explained on your post, is for preventing us from seeking "the cause" of the effects so we judge them and is God's design for human. Because God actually controls our every action in such a way it looks as if we controls our actions it also looks like "you should" should be there but it isn't. We are nothing but living robots and, I shallI say, organs within god's body like our blood cells are in ours, thus, we can't change who we do nor the attitude we have concerning what we do and observe.
How robotic is a day? For every day of the year throughout the entire time of this civilization the sun will rise and set on any particular location and day of the year at the exact times year after year and civilization after civilization: what human are doing is done the exact same way by the same body during every cycle of civilization, the only difference is each body will have a different life-force. Therefore, there is not a "you should" available to us. Thus, the "born again" is something like a tadpole becoming a frog, human are living half minded until the morphing is completed then we began learning how to use the whole mind and become "all comprehending" of things on earth and as we evolve through the rest of the Zeroverse (as I call Universe) or body of god.
If I view this as your view. How can I contradict it? But it sounds a little like there is a "you should" in it. And it is hard for me to grasp how we can be "born again" if we re-manifest through differing reincarnations. The only born again for me is in Christ. And this is not just once but a constant if approached with love.
I like your word "interpret" rather than translate, which is literal.
Thank you for this stimulating article.
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