My Autobiography, contains current revealed updates, for my being a Son of God, and todays revelation: My Life was programmed at the same time, God programmed the Life of Jesus. God sent Jesus to planet earth to tell, me, I am a Son of God, and after Jesus leaves planet earth, it will become my responsibility and good pleasure, to be a 21st Century, Savior, in my sphere of influence, and all over the World, via my web sites on the Internet. God did not send Jesus to earth to judge mankind, but to be a Savior, and teach mankind, how to be, Physically, Financially, Mentally, Socially and Spiritually, whole or complete, by living, in the Kingdom of God. During the 17th Century King James Bible translation, Hebrew and Greek concordances were not available. But, if any of the KJ Bible translators were Hebrew or Greek scholars, they should have known, Salvation in Hebrew, is y@shuwah, and means, Health and Prosperity, and has no reference to Heaven or Hell. And, Save is sozo and Salvation is soteria in Greek, and means, Health and Prosperity, and neither words has any reference to heaven or hell. Subsequently, the 21st Century, Christian Church continues its 20 Centuries of incorrect understanding, and accepts, the 19th Century, Noah Websters Dictionary, meaning for Saved and Salvation, instead of a 20th Century, Strong Hebrew and Greek, exhaustive concordance that offers the correct synonyms for Hebrew and Greek words. But, the New Testament was translated using vague, 17th Century words that must be correctly understood by 21st Century contemporary meanings, and that is why God expects me to understand His intentions for my life, by listening to my Spirit, and be a 21st Century Savior, instead of following Christianity, expecting, Jesus to come back, and Save the world. Cognitive Dissonance will continue to win over the Truth and a Christian will continue to follow traditions, instead of Facts, unless he or she, is willing to, Change Thinking.
Posted on: Mon, 28 Jul 2014 22:54:57 +0000
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