Day 8

Ssssss...In The Garden

Who knows what really happened in the Garden of Eden? What was it specifically? What exactly was the forbidden fruit? What the Lord has revealed to me is certainly not like the milk being taught today. If all you’ve had in your life was milk, you may find it hard to swallow the meat. I have fed you with milk, and not with meat: for hitherto ye were not able to bear it, neither yet now are ye able. (1Corinthians 3:2) Here’s a taste of meat for those who are hungry for the truth and are able to bear it:

On the sixth day God created mankind; there were the race of Blacks in Africa and the Asians in the East. God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and increase in number; replenish (Replenish implies that it was once plentiful.) the earth and subdue it." (Genesis 1:28)

(In A.D. 1994, Time magazine among other forms of media wrote about how science has found evidence supporting the idea that there were possibly multiple origins of mankind. The two definite areas in question are Africa and Asia.)

Approximately 2000 years later, on the eighth day, God looks at the earth and sees that the people need to be taught agriculture. So the next phase in his plan of redemption is to incorporate civilization on the earth. So God formed the man who is called Adam (which means; to show blood in the face or ruddy complected) and put him in His garden. (Genesis 2:8) Notice, on the sixth day God Created Mankind and on the eighth day, God Formed The Man. The original meaning of these verses are in this context. In the Hebrew, where God created man, the word for man is a general reference meaning mankind. On the same token, where God formed the man, the word man here is prefixed with ‘the’ making the context refer to a specific man. The differences in the way both are written in the Bible should make it clear that these are separate times and not the same man. Adam and Eve were not the very first people on earth.

Remember, this second earth age is a repeat of the first. In this age, His story will repeat itself several times before the final tribulation comes; each time on a grander scale. Here, in the Garden of Eden which is a literal place, symbolic of the first heaven and earth, we see a pattern of God’s plan in the lowest common denominator: an angel, a man and a woman. Counting the angel, one third of these children have fallen. In the final occurrence of this pattern (before the Lord returns) on earth will be: the angels, the chosen nation of true Israel and the gentiles. We already know that a third of the angels fell and if you know your Bible, you know that all Israel (another third) will be saved. In the last book of the Bible you will see that half the world will believe the lies of the Anti-Christ. Eve, could represent the gentiles with one half (Cain) falling into wickedness and the other half (Abel) pleasing to the Lord.

The Garden of Eden (Eden means pleasure) was a land where people of the spiritual realms (a.k.a. angels) could interact openly with Adam. It was a place on the threshold of the spiritual and physical realms. It blended both realities together. The angels were Adam’s teachers and they taught Adam (and later Eve) the ways to live comfortably on the earth. God saw that Adam needed a partner, so that which Adam was made of, the perfect ingredients for a perfect partner, was taken from him to make Eve. God then told the two of them that they may learn from what the heavenly beings have to say, but they are not to listen to the serpent-like (shiny) one in the middle of the garden. God referred to the children of heaven in the garden as trees and the serpent-like (shiny) one he called, the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. It’s not too crazy to describe a person as a tree. Many times the arms and legs are called limbs. Sometimes you might even hear somebody call their body a trunk. So in the garden, Satan is identified as a fallen angel, a tree and a serpent.

One day in the garden, the crafty serpent-like (shiny) person who is also called Lucifer managed to get Eve’s attention. He made his appearance overwhelming to Eve and seductively said, "Did God really say, you must not gain knowledge from the trees?"

"We can," she said. "God said we can’t from the one in the middle, nor can we lie down with (commonly translated to touch) him or we will surely die."

"You won’t die," said the serpent. "God knows that if you do, your eyes will be opened and you’ll be like God, knowing good and evil." What he meant was that she would be equal with God and therefore not be under His authority or control. She would be free to do absolutely anything she desired without consequence. So by the words of Lucifer, she became aroused with desire (to be equal with God) and allowed herself to be seduced by the serpent. She then called for Adam who was nearby and asked him to take part in receiving this knowledge, so that they would be gods like their Father. From that day she became pregnant with two different seeds in her womb.

This was obviously paraphrased from Genesis 3:1-7. I’m not trying to rewrite the Bible. This is in the context which His Story was meant to be understood. If it’s in the Bible, it’s for all ages. There’s no need for euphemisms that become a tradition then eventually confuse the truth, like biting the apple. God doesn’t like it.

The reason I wrote serpent-like (shiny) for the references to Satan is because I believe that he appeared to her more like a being of shining light than a literal crafty snake. The root word for the word in Hebrew translated to serpent means to hiss or whisper. To me, this implies that Satan thought he was doing something secretly behind God’s back, but God doesn’t have a back where things can be done without Him seeing or knowing about it. Actually, what comes to mind when I think of Satan appearing to Eve in the garden is Joseph’s many-colored coat his father Jacob (a.k.a. Israel) had made for him. I believe Jacob was trying to dress up the son of his first love Rachel like the angels he saw in his dream ascending and descending on a stairway from heaven to earth. Remember the verses used in Satan’s Sentence where it described nine precious gem stones that adorned Lucifer? These gem stones were on his breastplate and they probably sparkled and shined (similar to the scales of a wet serpent) with brilliant colors of supernatural light.

Here’s some other references where God uses the tree to associate with his children:

All the trees of the field will know that I the Lord bring down the tall tree and make the low tree grow tall. I dry up the green tree and make the dry tree flourish. (Ezekiel 17:24)

Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked or stand in the way of sinners or sit in the seat of mockers. But his delight is in the law of the Lord, and on His law he meditates day and night. He is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither. Whatever he does prospers. (Psalms 1:1-3)

Here God refers to King Nebuchadnezzar as a great tree:

I looked, and there before me stood a tree in the middle of the land. Its height was enormous. The tree grew large and strong and its top touched the sky; it was visible to the ends of the earth. Its leaves were beautiful, its fruit abundant, and on it was food for all. Under it the beasts of the field found shelter, and the birds of the air lived in its branches; from it every creature was fed. (Daniel 4:10-12)

Lucifer’s Miracle Seed

Heaven is a masculine realm whereas earth is a feminine realm. Out of Adam came Eve, similar to the idea that our Father God created heaven and out of heaven came earth; mother earth. Out of mother earth came man and out of man came woman. Then came sin. Eve was not entirely at fault. She couldn’t resist the temptation from the Evil one who was tempting her. Much like the sin of the children of the first heaven that couldn’t resist the words of Lucifer to go down upon the earth and rule over mankind. This second earth is His story of why things are the way they are and how it happened that these things should be this way. Lucifer wanted to control the men of the first earth and God knew that Lucifer would not miss this opportunity to rule over the men of the second earth. So God allowed Lucifer in the Garden of Eden knowing what would happen. This was all part of God’s plan to get rid of Lucifer and anyone else that chose to go the way of Lucifer.

Representing and symbolic of the men of the first earth, God had appointed the man Adam as the king of the earth. This is parallel to the idea of God telling Israel that the one whose staff sprouts a bud, that he should be the leader of Israel. God chose Aaron to lead and the rest of Israel moaned. This is also parallel to the idea of Church and State. God chose the Church to lead. (Did you just moan?) In the beginning of this story, God chose Adam to lead, and you can imagine that Lucifer and his supporters moaned. They, or at least Lucifer probably felt that he should rule the earth because he was a superior being compared to Adam.

God provided a way for Adam to lose it and a way for Lucifer to take it;... through the woman. The woman Eve is symbolic and parallel to the first earth that became corrupt by the children of heaven descending upon it and taking advantage of the earthly children. Eve was completely seduced by Lucifer and his seed grew in her womb and she gave birth to Cain. Through the blood of Cain, chaos and confusion (those fallen angels condemned on earth) has made a path into this physical universe. For every positive, there’s a negative and Cain’s bloodline will negatively imitate God’s purpose and mission for mankind. If this concept is hard to swallow, don’t worry about it. God is in control.

Although the pattern of the following parable, like the rest of His story repeats itself, the offspring of Cain are exactly what Jesus was talking about in His parable of the wheat and the tares: Another parable put he forth to them, saying, The kingdom of heaven is like a man which sowed good seed in his field: But while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat, and went his way. But when the blade was sprung up, and brought forth fruit, then appeared the tares also. So the servants of the householder came and said to him, Sir, didn’t you sow good seed in your field? from where then came these tares? He said to them, An enemy has done this. The servants said to him, Is it your will that we go and gather them up? But he said, No; because while you gather up the tares, you will also root up the wheat with them. Let both grow together until the harvest: and in the time of harvest I will say to the reapers, You go and gather together first the tares, and bind them in bundles to burn them: but gather the wheat into my barn. (Matthew 13:24-30)

Remember folks, for every action, there’s an equal and opposite reaction. Jesus was a miracle birth; miraculously conceived. Just like Mary conceived the Spirit of God in her womb, Eve conceived a spirit from Lucifer and his wicked seed will endure to the end only to be destroyed. Cain was the first born. The first will be last, and the last first. He murdered his brother Abel. Even Abel’s name, which figuratively means unsatisfactory, implies God was not happy with this conception. Lucifer and Adam both impregnated Eve on the same day and Eve gave birth to paternal twins. Substitute, which is the meaning of Seth’s name, was born to continue Adam’s bloodline after Abel’s death.

Another way to look at Abel’s death might be that he was in a pattern of Jesus Christ. Separating the syllables of Abel’s name could mean, ‘A lord,’ because ‘bel’ means lord. So with Abel’s murder, we could say that ‘A lord was slain.’

In the first heaven and earth, one third of the angels fell to the earth. In the second heaven and earth, the souls of one third of mankind are the majority of those fallen angels. And I will put hostility between you (Satan) and the woman, and between your seed (Cain and his offspring) and her seed (Seth’s offspring); it will crush your head (at Jesus’ second coming), and you will bruise his heel (at the Crucifixion). (Genesis 3:15) From the time God told this to Satan, to the birth of Christ, Satan was trying to taint or better yet, from his point of view, destroy her bloodline (seed) so that the Savior could not be born of pure Adamic blood.

Jesus says, Truly, truly, I say to you, Except a man be born from above, he cannot see the kingdom of God. (John 3:3) The Kenites (descendants of Cain) are souls from that fallen third of God’s children. They are not born from above but rather they are born from the spiritual realms on earth. They have no capacity for righteousness as much as Jesus has no capacity to sin. Although at times they may appear genuine, sincere and compassionate, it’s only because they have a hidden agenda. They really have nothing to lose and nothing to gain. Like wolves to sheep, they want to take the souls born from above away from their Shepherd.

Cain’s bloodline did not perish in the flood of Noah’s time. The Bible separates Adam’s bloodline from Cain’s with the fact that Cain is not included in Adam’s genealogy and Cain’s genealogy is listed separately. You can read about Cain’s descendants in places like: Gen.15:19, Num.24:21-22, 1Sam.15:6, 27:10, 30:29 and 1Chr.2:55. The last verse explains why there’s so much confusion about God. Here they were working as scribes.

If you have a Strong’s Concordance with a Hebrew Dictionary, you’ll find the definition of Cain’s descendants called Kenites. If you don’t have one, at #7014 it says, Kajin - the name of the first child, also a place in Palestine, and of an Oriental tribe: Cain, Kenite(-s).

The Worldly Number Four

Created/Creations

There’s a deeper meaning to the number FOUR. Four is symbolic in the Bible of the physical universe; the world, creating and the creations on earth. How many things can you think of that come in fours? How do they relate to the world?

• Four dimensions: height, width, length and time
• Four elements: earth, air, fire and water
• Four regions: North, South, East, and West
• Four Seasons (which started on the Fourth Day of Creation -really the 'rejuvenation'-)
• Four parts of the day: Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Late Night/Early Morning
• Four phases of the moon: 1st quarter, new moon, last quarter and full moon
• Four kingdoms: mineral, vegetable, animal and spirit
• To name some in the Bible there are:
• The Four Gospels showing four pictures of Christ; the King (Matthew), the Servant (Mark), the Son of God (John) and the Perfect Man (Luke).
• The Four Beasts in Daniel’s vision which are Four great kingdoms: the Babylonian, Persian, Grecian and Roman empires. The last one never fell but instead faded away and just before Jesus returns, will fade back into power with a different look. This has to do with the European Community and the Treaty of Rome, signed not long after World War II.
• Four angels bound at the river Euphrates holding back the army of darkness from invading the minds of mortal man with chaos and complete deception.
• The Four horses, which are the Four dominions that Satan has power over in this world; politics, economics, education and religion.

There are many ‘Fours’ one can find in the Bible and in the world. Think about it.

Four Trees Of Mankind

The first will be last, and the last first. In what order do we become conceived? Life started at the center and grew outward. God became a city and spread out into the countryside. That was the first heaven and earth; outward growth. Now, in the second heaven and earth, we are absorbed in reverse order back into God for correction, and part of that is by being born innocent in mortality. All the people of the earth today have come from one, or a combination of the four trees of man. Mix these four races for 7000 years and we have the world populace of today.

If you believe what you’re taught in the schools and universities you’ll probably have a hard time trying to swallow most of these ideas. It’s OK. It doesn’t matter. I give out knowledge acquired by the Spirit. You’ll believe if you were meant to believe. If you don’t, don’t get all excited. There will be a time when everyone will know the truth and not have to be told. So if you can’t handle my reality, just relax and take it like fiction.

Anyway, the four trees of man are the Black race, the Asians, and two opposing eighth-day races; the descendants of Adam and the descendants of Cain. From these four have come all the people of the world. From these four, we pass into the present and pass on into our next life.

The Lord called you a thriving olive tree with fruit beautiful in form. (Jeremiah 11:16)

One day the trees went out to anoint a king for themselves. They said to the olive tree, Be our king.

The thornbush said to the trees, If you really want to anoint me king over you, come and take refuge in my shade; but if not, then let fire come out of the thornbush and consume the cedars of Lebanon! (Judges 9:8-15)

The verses above are in reference to the tribes of Israel during their time under the authority of judges. When this was first said, it was referring to Abimelech as the thornbush. Abimelech’s name means, father of the king. From the fruits of Abimelech and the pattern of His Story, it should become clear that Abimelech was a type in the pattern of the Anti-Christ. He wanted to be king above the authority of the judges. The moral of this particular story is that if you choose a killer for a leader, eventually, you’re going to get killed.

King David’s last words:

But the evil men are all to be cast aside like thorns, which are not gathered with the hand. Whoever touches thorns uses a tool of iron or the shaft of a spear; they are burned up where they lie. (2Samuel 23:6-7)

Nevertheless, the whining tribes of Israel wanted to have a king because the other nations had kings. Having God for a King wasn’t good enough for them. What I find interesting is that God will be King and there’s no way around it. The trees wanted a king and they chose the thornbush. Only God can really be King, so He, as His only begotten Son, came to earth to take the crown from the thornbush.

In the group of triangles following, the one on the left represents the four trees of man or ‘earth.’ The triangle on the right represents the body of God or ‘heaven.’ The triangles make a good illustration because by putting them together you get a bigger triangle. A small triangle could be an individual; a small group could be a family; a large group could be a city; a larger group nations and the largest group the world. I thought of this picture to show that the verses with the four trees can also apply to mankind; not just Israel. His Story repeats; each time on a grander scale. Anytime you’re trusting in man before God, you’re not allowing the Lord to have control of your life; which He does anyway.

Stop trusting in man, who has but a breath in his nostrils. Of what account is he? (Isaiah 2:22)

In the case of Abimelech, imagine him as one triangle. Then imagine Abimelech represents a group of triangles. Furthermore, imagine that group of triangles represents a nation of people today. Who are the people like Abimelech today? Where is it in the world where there is the most tension for peace? Where is it that the King of kings will reign from? Who or what group of people want that land today? Are these people like the thornbush; full of hostility? Basically, what I’m trying to say is that the patterns of individuals in the Bible can also be the patterns of nations in the modern era. To eliminate doubt as to who I’m referring to, I’m speaking of the Palestinians; ..i.e. the Palestinians as a whole, not individual Palestinians. Remember, this second world is a copy of the first world. In the first world Lucifer and his followers wanted to take the place of God. Jerusalem is God’s favorite place on earth. Am I calling the Palestinian people followers of Lucifer? Maybe the Palestinians as a single entity but the individuals within have the opportunity to choose love, peace and forgiveness over hostility and hatred. The same applies to groups of any kind. You can tell a tree by its fruit and the Palestinians aren’t the only ones who want to take the universal Holy land.

"Unless you are born from above, you cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven." (John 3:3) Just by being conceived in the wombs of our mothers, we have fulfilled this command of Jesus. For those born from the spiritual realms of the earth and not from above, they really don’t care about any of this and they’re probably not one who will take the time to read this or try to understand the God of the Bible. Although, there are some who like to play religion and appear to speak as though they’re Bible experts. The idea of such a philosophy as this might even get the label of heresy by some of these so-called Bible experts. God’s in control. If you were born from above and you’re part of true Israel, the Lord will guide the way to understanding before it’s too late. If you’re not part of true Israel or the Kenites, then you’re sitting on the fence of eternity. Your life-style and reverence for the Father Almighty, Creator of the universe and the Price paid by His only begotten Son will determine which side of the fence you will stand. Just repent, believe in the work done on the cross and in everything under God, trust in the Lord. His Will will be done; not yours or mine.

Anyone who uses these ideas as an excuse for racism or any other forms of hatred have totally and completely lost the whole point. Love, love your friends, neighbors, relatives and enemies as you would want yourself to be loved. Be empathetic and sensitive to the other’s feelings. To those people whose race originated on the sixth day, God saw all that He had made, and it was very good. (Genesis 2:31) If God says it was good, who cares what anyone else might say? You will know a tree by its fruit. If a person is violent, hostile and immoral to their neighbor and society, then let that person be judged according to the system in society. Otherwise, let that person be judged by God (who judges the righteous as well as the wicked) and let’s love that person like a brother or sister. Concentrate on your own relationship with the Lord and leave the ‘eye-opening’ work to the Lord.

I feel at this point that I have to make some sort of disclaimer. I do not agree with anyone who thinks of their race as superior. I grew up as some might call a military brat although my father never spared the rod. Up to the time I graduated high school, I had been to seventeen different schools from Chicago to San Diego up to San Francisco. I had lived in many different ethnic communities, some where I was the minority. At times, as children often get in scuffles with each other, I have never blamed the race of the person who was tormenting me. I have always looked at the individual, not the group or race that individual might be associated with. Anyone who does this I believe is absolutely ignorant!

And if a stranger (foreigner) sojourn with you in your land, you will not vex him. But the stranger that dwells with you will be unto you as one born among you, and you will love him as yourself; for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I am the LORD your God. (Leviticus 19:33-34)

In The Alphabet

Have you ever wondered why the letter ‘A’ is the first letter in the alphabet?

Frederick Haberman writes: Prof. Waddell on Page 5 of his Aryan Origin of the Alphabet refers to Sir Flinders Petrie, who found in the royal tombs of Menes and his First Dynasty as Abydos characters of the so-called Phoenician alphabet. This discovery proves, first, that the Egyptian hieroglyphic characters developed later than the Phoenician and, second, that the kings of the First Egyptian Dynasties were of the Aryan race. It is possible therefore that in those early Phoenician characters we have the original alphabet developed by Enoch and given to him by Divine inspiration.

The first letter of the Phoenician is Aleph and is essentially the same as our Latin letter A, only the Phoenician character is lying on its side. It pictures the horns of a bull (Taurus) and conveys to us the fact that at the zero dating of Adamic Chronology, the 22nd of September, 4000 B.C., the Fall Equinox (nocturnal sign) lay midway between the horns of Taurus - the Bull. Hence Aleph, Alpha, or A is the first letter.

It’s interesting to see September as the month the eighth-day races came into existence. It may also be the month (of Rosh Hashanah a.k.a. the Feast of Trumpets, Feast of Tabernacles and the Jewish New Year) our Lord returns. Going back to the number four, I relate the four parts of a day with four parts of a year. For instance, spring would be equal to dawn/morning, summer equal to mid-day, fall equal to twilight/evening and winter equal to late night/early morning. The story of Passover is a mini-version of God’s plan for this second earth age. And ye shall keep it up until the fourteenth day of the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel shall kill it in the evening. (Exodus 12:6) The Passover sacrifice was done at twilight and God does a lot of things in threes. The first Passover was done in the days of Moses, the second Passover will be when Jesus returns to take His throne and the third time will be at the end of the millennium when evil is done away with forever.

Some may say that when Jesus paid the price on the cross He became our Passover. That’s right. He became our Passover Lamb to replace the animal sacrifice done each year to a lamb without blemish. His blood replaced the lamb’s blood that symbolically covered the sins of Israel. The lamb was the Passover meal and Jesus replaced the lamb with His body and His blood. However, there’s another role concerning the fulfillment of the Passover. Jesus came to earth as the Suffering Servant; the Lamb to slaughter. There’s still the pattern parallel to the angel of death coming to earth to kill the firstborn of unbelievers.

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