However, know ye this, about that: the answers you seek to life are in this book. Everything you ever wanted to know about God and the Bible but had no way of knowing because no else did either, is here for the taking. With that; and knowing this; I implore you to read Soul Trap through from start to finish without jumping ahead. I ask this of you Mano-o-mano because answers of this nature, when presented in this fashion, would only serve to mislead you because you failed to develop a history with them. And what this history is that you will be courting with every turn of the page, has everything to do with not only the end times of 21 DEC 2012, but the secret behind Revelation 10:7 itself. Why? Because they are indeed related, is why. In fact, they are integral to each other. That being where the Almighty declared: “In the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he begins to sound, the mystery that is God will be finished.”
CHAPTER 2 “IN PLAIN SIGHT”
What is the thing that the Lord, has said unto thee? I pray thee hide it not from me, not even in plain sight. God do so to thee, and more also, if thou hide anything from me of all the things that he said unto thee.
You, here and now above all other people the world over, have the opportunity to embark on a personal journey extraordinaire. To know of the treasured secrets that await you from this moment on, will be to hurdle religious chasms awash with disillusion that labor to play havoc with the abraded soul. These are those spiritual rifts in the fabric of one’s life that can be daunting to approach, much less hurdle. But, working together, we will not only coax these secretive little rascals out from under their special hiding places in order to examine them for what they are, but rise above them into a place reserved for rarified air. The vehicle that will elevate us there is a noun called truth. And, it will be immutable.
Therefore, I would ask that you please extinguish via suspension any and all religious materials currently still smoking in your possession; place your tree of life in its upright and rooted position; and cinch down on your spiritual seatbelt. I guarantee that the pages of this chapter will see you experiencing an emotional journey of the epic kind, as if caught in the tumultuous winds of a controversy. However, worry not because, in the end, everything will sort itself out. It always does.
It’s here that we will be touching base with the “other” Jesus. Moreover is that, he is anything but what “they” have been telling you he is. I know. But it’s true. And there is no better time than right now to prove it.
Having said that…
The Jesus most everyone knows is meek, kind, and full of wisdom. The one most everyone knows was not only about teaching his disciples how to care for the poor, but setting the example. The one most everyone knows was not only about teaching his disciples the art of selflessness, but living the example. More importantly, is that everyone knows he was all about doing unto others, as you would have them do unto you. To take up his mantle and serve him, you had to renounce the world of material possession. See Matthew 6:24 where he unselfishly said of it: “No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon.”
Now that you know this about him, I would like to introduce you to his alter ego. And yes. It has everything to do with buxom party girls, and disorderly living in a far off land called Vegas. See Matthew 26:6, albeit written for edification. “When Jesus was in Bethany, in the house of Simon the leper, 7 there came to him a woman having an alabaster box of very precious ointment, and poured it upon his head as he sat at the table. 8 But when the disciples saw it, they had indignation for it, saying, ‘To what purpose is this waste? 9 This ointment might have been sold for much money, and given to the poor.’ 10 When Jesus heard it, he said to them: ‘Why do you trouble this woman [deflecting blame,] for she has wrought a good thing upon me. 11 There will always be poor among you, but me you will not always have.’”! (You should know that; and in this particular situation; the word ‘indignation,’ means: “righteous anger aroused by something unjust.” Then there is where Jesus becomes so self-centered in his response that he thinks he’s the only one in this lifetime who has to worry about death. Go figure that one.)
And there you have it: one of those peculiar secrets that “they” would prefer you not know about. However, should you find yourself in need of a tourniquet in order to stop the spiritual bleeding, gwad help you because it only gets worse. In fact, things get much worse. But know ye this, about that: it’s always darkest just before the dawn.
What was it again Jesus said about this, and that Judas and the apostles saw in him, as well as did most everyone else of the time, even to the point of stringing him up? Oh! That’s right. It was his duplicitous ways. See St. John 15:25 where he said of it: “So it will come to pass, that the word might be fulfilled that is written in their law: ‘they hated me without cause.’” (And you thought James Dean was original in Rebel Without a Cause…)
However; and of all things; hating you without cause? Oh contraire, dear Lord. The people of your time had their reasons. Words, after all, not only harbor an “unspoken power,” but bear consequence. And because they do, I give you Matthew 15:17. This being where the son of God said: “Do you not understand that whatsoever enters in at the mouth goes into the belly, and is cast out into the airy draft? 18 But those things that proceed out of the mouth, they come from the heart and corrupt the man. 19 For out of the heart proceed evil thoughts, murders, adulteries, fornications, thefts, false witness, blasphemies: 20 these are the things which defile a man….”
So there it is for all the world to herald—that which you never suspected! Not only that, but in all its hypocritical glory, too. And, it doesn’t matter if you agree with Jesus so as to defend his actions or not. All because they are disingenuous in nature, and are what they are no matter how you feel about them. He even said as much. In the end, you have Christ violating everything he ever stood for by selfishly doing unto himself, and not as he preaches. That is why I now, give you Matthew 12:37. This being where he further said of it, or confessed, as is the case here: “By your words will you be justified, and by your words you will be condemned.”
So yes. The people had their reasons, if not a cause. This is even truer of those that were paying attention. It’s all akin to the public official who strives for the highroad his entire political career, as well as in his personal life, only to commit a felony related crime just before retiring because he feels owed more than a simple gold-plated pocket watch. Then, while heading out the door of his local bank with sacks full of money in each hand, the people heard him say, as he exited the building, “You ain’t gonna have my indigent ass to kick around anymore because I’m retiring and retiring in style. But all you poor sons-a-bitches are forever. And don’t give the teller no trouble for having wrought a good thing upon me neither.”
Yet, this is exactly what we find Jesus doing here. Furthermore, no deity, not even one calling himself Jesus Christ the son of God, is above his own laws. Otherwise—he cannot be who or what he says he is! And yes. This book is all about proving it. Not only that, but in collaborative spades. See Matthew 12:27 where he said of it: “All things are delivered unto me through my Father: and no man knows the Son, but the Father; neither does any man know the Father, save the Son, and he to whomsoever the Son will reveal him.”
Yes. It would seem that everyone has their secrets, and that every closet, no matter how ornate the door, has its skeletons. After all, what does anyone really know about anybody, other than what they choose to show you? You know, just as declared by Jesus in Matthew 12:27. Not only that, but in collaborative spades.
Now that we fully understand one another as to the exact nature of this book, and the biblical truth for which it represents, please turn your KJV of the New Testament Bible to Matthew 20:15. Here, you will find that Jesus said: “Is it not lawful for me to do, what I will, with my own people?”
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