I have a serious question about The Bible.
I was reading through gnostic texts , and I have recently become somewhat curious ( I have yet to determine dates, which are necessary and fundamental concerning religious origin, religions origin and religious anthropology)
From my Evaluation ( hopefully one of you can answer) :
The Concept:
The biblical theme of humanity as formed in the image of God (Genesis 1:26–27) seems apparently odd to me recently as, everything that is supposedly associated with the image of man, is what is reffered to as the golden ratio, and is observed in nature, in leaves, within the geometry of the human body, the way plants grow, and the way planets orbit the earth, and is attributed to baphomet, which is perplexing.
from my Evaluation, its why all world religious symbols represent baphomet ( such as the khanda ) associated with the horns the forge and other aspects related to a zodiac.
Within, what I was reading and comparing verses, where The Bible Confounding states in psalm 82: that God stands in the counsel of the mighty, to which the next part of the verse adds context, in the counsel of the " gods" ( and determines The Bible States that gods exist, as the term mighty is associated to the concept of persons)
When I compared it to gnostic texts, concepts like these, seem to be associated with the concept of elohim or " gods" and rulers, and judges where, in gnosticism, the concept of
" true or divine humanity, however, is that spiritual family brought into being in the realm of perfection as the spirit’s image."
First why is there Correspondence?
From my evaluation of gnosticism, there is a being called , Ialdabaoth and his rulers fashion an Adam , reffered to as adamas, in its likeness. Why is there a seeming correspondence between that and what is expressed throughout all religions, such as with religious names of religious figures where Adam's name keeps on reappearing and where even the atom, is associated with symbolism that associates religious imagery?
It also states that creator of the material world, in gnosticism, is ignorant of the existence of gods, in higher realms, and between the fact The Bible States gods exist, while God is in charge of gods is confusing. It also seems to contextually explain where the serpent came from in gnosticism. Recently, from The Bible's explanation of Creation, I can not understand why God would Create people, annihilate them for sin, but never incarcerate satan but condemn satab, and let him do as he wishs.
There are also concepts associated with what I'm reading that state things like,
" When Sabaoth realized that there is a higher realm, he undergoes a kind of conversion, condemns Ialdabaoth, and is enthroned above him. "
There are also things that explain things from a gnostic perspective that really make me question The Bible. Are any of these beings in these texts actually good? And why on Earth in The Bible does it state that God is not like humans but jealous, and why is God literally destroying people in The Bible?
Between reading about melchezidek, who was neither from the Christian Bibles doctrine God the father, as one who had no origin, who , is established before the order of Jesus, who Jesus order was established afterwards, and between psalm 82 where The Bible itself states gods exist, and in Revelation where the term The Seven Spirits of God are used, who on earth, or what on earth is God and why is God throughout all religions personified as the morning star?
How on earth can you trust any of them when everything is so confusing.
First of all, can any Christian Explain why there are so many apparent contradictions between all religions and Correspondences?
I have also had problems rationalizing that multiple beings exist without origin who are called God, and where the Hebrew renders both Elohim, a word used for God as a word for God, and where , in psalm 82 in Hebrew, the same word Elohim is used to render both God in its uppercase usage and in its lowercase usage.
I'm staring to get really mad about all of this, and it seems like all religions contradict themselves and everything that is reffered to as a God is not only blood thirsty but destructive and vengeful while being called holy and mercifully. Can anyone explain this?
I literally can not rationalize anymore how any being in any book is good and loving.
I really have no idea why but I'm starting to ask why would an all loving God really truly create a tree of knowledge of good and evil in a perfect garden to test a creation that he created was good that had as much free will as he did being a Holy Creator. This literally isn't making sense anymore.
Do all of these beings just fight amongst eachother and call themselves gods? And can someone truly explain this?
I was reading through gnostic texts , and I have recently become somewhat curious ( I have yet to determine dates, which are necessary and fundamental concerning religious origin, religions origin and religious anthropology)
From my Evaluation ( hopefully one of you can answer) :
The Concept:
The biblical theme of humanity as formed in the image of God (Genesis 1:26–27) seems apparently odd to me recently as, everything that is supposedly associated with the image of man, is what is reffered to as the golden ratio, and is observed in nature, in leaves, within the geometry of the human body, the way plants grow, and the way planets orbit the earth, and is attributed to baphomet, which is perplexing.
from my Evaluation, its why all world religious symbols represent baphomet ( such as the khanda ) associated with the horns the forge and other aspects related to a zodiac.
Within, what I was reading and comparing verses, where The Bible Confounding states in psalm 82: that God stands in the counsel of the mighty, to which the next part of the verse adds context, in the counsel of the " gods" ( and determines The Bible States that gods exist, as the term mighty is associated to the concept of persons)
When I compared it to gnostic texts, concepts like these, seem to be associated with the concept of elohim or " gods" and rulers, and judges where, in gnosticism, the concept of
" true or divine humanity, however, is that spiritual family brought into being in the realm of perfection as the spirit’s image."
First why is there Correspondence?
From my evaluation of gnosticism, there is a being called , Ialdabaoth and his rulers fashion an Adam , reffered to as adamas, in its likeness. Why is there a seeming correspondence between that and what is expressed throughout all religions, such as with religious names of religious figures where Adam's name keeps on reappearing and where even the atom, is associated with symbolism that associates religious imagery?
It also states that creator of the material world, in gnosticism, is ignorant of the existence of gods, in higher realms, and between the fact The Bible States gods exist, while God is in charge of gods is confusing. It also seems to contextually explain where the serpent came from in gnosticism. Recently, from The Bible's explanation of Creation, I can not understand why God would Create people, annihilate them for sin, but never incarcerate satan but condemn satab, and let him do as he wishs.
There are also concepts associated with what I'm reading that state things like,
" When Sabaoth realized that there is a higher realm, he undergoes a kind of conversion, condemns Ialdabaoth, and is enthroned above him. "
There are also things that explain things from a gnostic perspective that really make me question The Bible. Are any of these beings in these texts actually good? And why on Earth in The Bible does it state that God is not like humans but jealous, and why is God literally destroying people in The Bible?
Between reading about melchezidek, who was neither from the Christian Bibles doctrine God the father, as one who had no origin, who , is established before the order of Jesus, who Jesus order was established afterwards, and between psalm 82 where The Bible itself states gods exist, and in Revelation where the term The Seven Spirits of God are used, who on earth, or what on earth is God and why is God throughout all religions personified as the morning star?
How on earth can you trust any of them when everything is so confusing.
First of all, can any Christian Explain why there are so many apparent contradictions between all religions and Correspondences?
I have also had problems rationalizing that multiple beings exist without origin who are called God, and where the Hebrew renders both Elohim, a word used for God as a word for God, and where , in psalm 82 in Hebrew, the same word Elohim is used to render both God in its uppercase usage and in its lowercase usage.
I'm staring to get really mad about all of this, and it seems like all religions contradict themselves and everything that is reffered to as a God is not only blood thirsty but destructive and vengeful while being called holy and mercifully. Can anyone explain this?
I literally can not rationalize anymore how any being in any book is good and loving.
I really have no idea why but I'm starting to ask why would an all loving God really truly create a tree of knowledge of good and evil in a perfect garden to test a creation that he created was good that had as much free will as he did being a Holy Creator. This literally isn't making sense anymore.
Do all of these beings just fight amongst eachother and call themselves gods? And can someone truly explain this?