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A Path Not Taken By Feet
One of the main challenges of this blog is to provide you with convincing evidence that Scripture contains within its narrative a deeper, quantum interpretation. This deeper interpretation is important because it allows us to have access to more expanded … Continue reading →
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Tagged biblical narratives, bondage, Egypt, Emanuel Swedenborg, expanded meaning, footsteps, Garden of Eden, higher meaning, history, Infinite creativity, innocence, Isaiah, Israelites, land of Canaan, literal meaning, modern society, Noah’s Ark, non-physical dynamics, ordinary language, peace, physical terms, psycho-scape, quantum interpretation, revealed truths, safety, second coming, spiritual path, spiritual reality, the Flood, the Holy Word, walking with God
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Does God Get Pissed-Off?
The Bible, especially the Old Testament, sure has many references that seem to portray Jehovah God as angry, even to the point of wanting to destroy humans outright. But how does this square with a God of infinite love and … Continue reading →
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Tagged angels, belief system, beyond spacetime, bondage, cognitive function, debased love, divine mercy, Egypt, false belief, Garden of Eden, Genesis, ground, heart and mind, hidden message, Infinite love, Jehovah, life on earth, New Jerusalem, Noah’s Ark, psychological turf, repentance, salvation, spiritual love, the Holy Word, Zechariah
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