Unite or Die

It was Patrick Henry who said

that America was founded,

not on religion

but on "the gospel of Christ."

What is this gospel 

to which Henry refers?

Whose version 
of what the Bible says

about those who walked with Yashua 
wrote about what Yashua taught,

should we have faith in,

believe in, trust on,

stand on and hope

is His gospel?

Which version was America founded on?

Institutionalized Christianity,
also known as
"Christendom"

would have us believe

that the gospel

is about discovering 

that everyone is a sinner 

by default

and therefore 

going to hell

by default,

 and in order to escape hell

and qualify for heaven,

we need rely on

a personal savior, Jesus,

who saves us from our sin,

by accepting him 

"into our heart

as our personal savior,"

after which we trust that

he will pluck us out of here

just in time,

 sometime in the future,

just before he returns 

to destroy his enemies

after which, but not before,

we will live happily ever after 

praising and worshipping God

on a damp cloud in Heaven.

Meanwhile,

the gospel is about

going to church

on Sunday, or Saturday,

and tithing;

About bulletins, 

Bible studies,

praise and worship teams,

mediocre novels, writings and music,

pot lucks, and missions,

and disagreeing with

and fearing,

other so-called 

Christian denominations

and other religious cult

as being

Luciferian,

Satanic, or of the devil.

The house of Christianity is divided.

Is it therefore any wonder

that America is a divided nation?

A nation cannot be united

when it is divided

spiritually.

Unless a significant number

of the American People

find the way, 

the truth

to indivisibly unite

as one nation

on the principles

of the kingdom of Heaven,

and abandon the vain

traditions, commandments

mythologies and dogmas

of her many versions 

of the Gospel

and her perceptions of God,

the American people 

will remain divided

will turn on each other

and conquer themselves while

their enemies

laugh from afar 

at their foolishness.

Can the World be Saved?

What is

“the world”? 

To answer this question,

I would begin by distinguishing

the world, 

from the Earth.

What is the Earth?

I would not ask:

“what is the Venus?”

or “what is the Mars?”

Why then do I ask,

What is the Earth?

Should I not rather ask,

What is Earth?

and from this context ask,

What is the world

as distinguished

from Earth?

The word, “world”

is translated from the Greek

“kosmos”

meaning

an ordered, harmonious whole,

as distinct from chaos.

Why did the translators

coin the word

“world”

To convey the idea of kosmos?

“For God so loved the world . . .”

John 3.16

could have been translated:
"For God so loved 

an ordered, harmonious whole,

as distinct from chaos . . ."

So the question is not

can the world be saved,

but rather,

Can order be saved?

This question does not work

because order

either is, 

(in order)

or is not.

(out of order)

Unless of course

you are talking about a

“Pecking order”

which is a hierarchy,

but not "order" in the sense of "kosmos."

Therefore,

rather than asking whether

the world can be saved,

Why not ask whether

order can be restored?

Now that's a valid question.

"For God so loved order

that he sent his only begotten Son

that whosover

believes in him

should not perish

but have everlasting life."

John 3.16

A Nation Divided

If a nation divided against itself

is brought to desolation,

and no city or house 
divided against itself

shall stand . . .

Matthew 25.25

Are we not naive to believe

that America is exempt

from failure?

That her religious, 
political 
and economic 
institutions

are immune from collapse?

That her politicians and bankers

truly have her best interest in mind? 

In vanity is allegiance pledged

to the republic,

to one nation under God,

indivisible . . .

as actions betray

the catatonic state of those

who make this vow,

who remain
caught up in themselves,

cut off from each other,

separated by the factions 
to which they subscribe

which define and empower them 
as persons. 

Divided by our dysfunctional families,
by our religions,

our politics,
and storys,

within denominations,
and political parties,

America is crippled 
by the insecurity 
of defensive selfishness,
by one-up-man-ship,
by the need to be right,
or not be wrong,
by the need to look good,
or not look bad,
by mythology 
masquerading as truth,
and by the corresponding alignment 
with competing factions;

worlds within worlds,

sharing nothing but
a common purse
to finance our incessant delusions,

and enable our mental sloth;

and a common sword,

to sustain legal plunder,
among each other;

and oppose common enemies, 
the foremost of which are

fear 
and its companions
pride and denial.



 If pride truly goes 
before destruction, 
and an haughty spirit 
before a fall, 
Proverbs 16.18
it is axiomatic that
to prevent America's demise


Humility 

is the first most important means
to the desired end.
2 Chronicles 7.14 

Anything short of this
is vanity,
a chasing after the wind. 
Ecclesiastes 2:11

Possibility

The possibilities are endless,

even limitless,

if nothing is impossible 

 for those who believe,

Matthew 17.20

If believing is all it takes

to make something possible

that is otherwise considered 

to be impossible,

then what is possible

is only as possible

as I believe it is.

The degree to which

I believe something is possible

Is the degree I am able to accomplish

the impossible.

The only limit

as to what is possible,

is the limit I impose on my belief

that it is possible.

This limit is called "doubt."

"For verily I say unto you, 

that whosoever shall say unto this mountain, 

'be thou removed, 

and be thou cast into the sea'

and shall not doubt in his heart, 

but shall believe that those things which he saith 

shall come to pass; 

he shall have whatsoever he saith." 

Mark 11:23 

You mean it is actually possible to. . . .?

Is it really possible that . . . . ?

Yes,

Absolutely!

This is the gospel truth!

No boundaries,

No limitations.

Liberty!
Its been provided
and demonstrated.

We need only make it so.

Believe it,

Because . . .

Miracles happen!

Kings and Priests

Where are you my brothers and sisters,

O Kings and Priests of Israel,
Heirs of Heaven 

and Earth? 

 How much longer 
will you continue in your mediocrity,
will you bask in simplicity,

before you come into the fullness of who you are?
Revelations 1.6
Revelations 5.10
1 Peter 2.9

It is not written that:

the things our brother Yashua did,

We shall do also,

and even greater things shall we do?
John 14.12


Is it not written that:

nothing 
is impossible for us!

Matthew 17.20

Luke 1.37

That whatever we ask

In his name,

He will do it for us!
John 14.13

Do we really believe this? 
Did we ever really know?

 Or have we forgotten?

Remember the thoughts of your youth,
When anything was possible!
Do we now take this great and precious promise 
for granted?
Do we think of it as fantasy?
As mere religious mythology?

Remember Peter?

a simple man just like us.

A fisherman by trade,

who walked on water

just like the Messiah;

except the Messiah was proficient at it. 
Matthew 14.26

Do we not get 
that Peter healed many people

from severe infirmities,

without inoculations,

without aspirin. 

Do we not get

that Peter raised the woman Tabatha

from the dead?

She was gone.
He brought her back. 
Acts 9.40

Yashua raised Lazarus 

from the Dead,
and in so doing, convinced Peter 

it not only could be done, 
but that he could also do it.
Do we not know that we can too?

Peter become powerful
because he stood against the existing order
by standing for the new order.
So powerful did he become
that he was jailed for sedition and insurrection.

He was arrested, imprisoned, bound, chained, 

and confined between two guards.

Just a few weeks prior

several of the other apostles were

arrested and jailed, 

only to escape and continue 

their sedition. 

Peter was loosed from his chains,
and led out of jail by "an angel."

Peter escaped from jail.
Acts 12.5-9

Do we acknowledge 
the possibility of these things?
Or just give them lip service in passing.

It is not written that

We have the mind of Christ.

1 Corinthians 2.16

Do we accept this?

We have been given 

access to the Power
of the Creator of the Universe, 
who is our Father!
We have been given 
His delegation,
granted his power,

to take dominion of Earth,
as Political Ambassadors
in the name of the King of Kings

as his Kings and Priests,

the Sons of the King

of the Universe.

John 1.2

Revelations 1.6;

Revelations 5.10

It is written

that we have all power

over the enemy

Luke 10.19

What are we waiting for?

In My Head

There is a voice inside my head,

a jaded voice who is not me,

the cynical voice of my being,

my person,

who is always projecting,

always assessing and judging,

always adding meaning,

embellishing facts with stories

telling me what

I think I want to hear,

rather than distinguishing

what is being said.

I watch me filter what I hear

through the ears of this voice

who narrates through what I project.

How convenient

that I can make anyone say

whatever I want them to say.

I can make anything mean

whatever I want it to mean,

so long as I remain

inside my head,

having the conversation inside my mind,

within my imagination,

the safe confines of my own thoughts,

where no one else is included;

where I dictate all the parameters.

and control all sides;

projecting my own thoughts and words

that always affirm me.

Here is where I make up my own meaning

attach it to what is heard or read,

where I receive the constant validation

I fear I might otherwise lack,

Of the truth I project myself to be.

If I engage

in any conversation or study,

already knowing;

with the preconceived notion

that I can’t know any more;

I am done learning.

I cannot take anything new in,

and I am deluded.

Do I read and hear

from a perspective of vindication?

Of one-up-man-ship?

From the need to be right?

From the need to look good?

From the need to conform?

From the need to be disagreeable

From the need to be loved,

Appreciated,

Accepted?

Do I hear,

To learn and grow,

Or to defend

What I already know?

There's a conversation inside my head.

Am I listening to what is said?

Do I add meaning to what is read?

Or do I protect my person instead?

The Realm of Spirit

That the realm of Spirit
the Creator,

is in us,

runs all through us

all around us

all the time;

That we cannot

escape the soup,
the space,

the ether,

the energy,

this life,
this source,
Spirit,

is amazing to me.
There is no where I can go,
where Spirit
is not.
I am therefore,
never alone,
never without access
to the Word,
the primordial source
of all that is.

Here we all are.
Sharing the same space,
existing within the same Spirit,

Together and yet we are separate,

Separate and yet together.

Alone in the midst of a crowd,

Crowded in the midst of being alone.

How desperately do I want

to hear truth spoken?
The Truth that we are One.

Desperate enough to speak it myself?

What would I say?

What would be different?

What gives the truth as I understand it

Anymore credence than truth

spoken by anyone else?

Truth is more than words can express,

but it is not about words.

It is more than ideas can comprehend,

but it is not about ideas.

Truth simply is.

How, then, is truth expressed?

Simply,

by expressing

Genuinely,

Authentically.

Who I am

Always and everywhere,

all the time.
This is a beginning.

Consent

Were we not so deluded
with our own self-importance,
our own common sense 
would tell us 
that every government

of the world

is merely an artificial contrivance,

an abstraction of the mind,

a creature of the will of man,

existing by consent
and sustained,
and embodied
by pledges and dedications 
of allegiance.

The imaginary governmental world,

having neither 
actuality

nor substance,
is unable to manifest itself,

is unable to elevate itself, 
above the imaginary creature it is, 
and thereby

attain parity

with the tangible, 
except through those who embody it,
who embolden it, to do its collective will,
the adversarial, 
predatory will 
of the collective unconsciousness.

The legal manifestation of this

is that

no government,

or any agency,

aspect,

or court, thereof,

can concern itself

with anything but

contracts and agreements between

artificial persons.

Although I may have projected 
a fictional person 
to the world,

to represent me
in the world,

I remain

tangible and real,

and am
able to distinguish

between the two.

Governments of the world

control and regulate fictional beings,

the persons of the world.

They have no means of controlling

the real and substantive

except by and through 
financial manipulation,
and the threat, duress, and coercion

of guns and jails.

Although I am not of the world,

the projection of me 
in the world

is my misrepresentation 
to the world

of who I am.

Commensurate to my belief

that I and my misrepresentation 
to the world 
are one,

that I am 
my projection,

that I am 
that person,

is the degree I am lost 
in my own fictional world,

and thereby in bondage

to the world's systems and institutions

of religion, government and economics,

and it is to that degree that
the world's collective labyrinth

enslaves me.

"And I heard another voice from heaven, 
saying, 
'Come out of her, 
my people, 
that ye be not partakers 
of her sins, 
and that ye receive not 
of her plagues. 
For her sins 
have reached unto heaven, 
and God hath remembered 
her iniquities.'"
Revelations 18.4

The Sin of the World

The delusion within which 
most people exist,
because their fearful agreement 
with all its perceived veracity,
is also the hook,
the understanding and use of which

is the primary means
of the manipulation of the masses,
by institutions 
whose will is carried out through
persons known as
doctors, pastors, preachers, 
attorneys, politicians, teachers,
and all sorts of bureaucrats,

who sustain

and maintain control over

the artificial world
of our collective, 
interactive minds.

This collective
unconsciousness,
the collective
delusional
will of man,
is 
the "sin of the world."


This mechanism of unconsciousness,
this system  
we, as persons,
take for granted
as reality,
  is what the Messiah 
took upon himself 
when he was murdered 
at Calvary.

The Real World

If I forget,

if I am unaware

or oblivious,

that the person I am being
in the world,

is merely a projection

behind which I am hiding,

that my person is 
a creature of my own imagination,

an artifice

I animate and empower
by embodying,
by giving it my consent,

to represent me in the world,

I become lost in a fictional labyrinth
of my own doing,

a creation validated, 
justified and sustained

by the mutual intercourse
I am having

with all other persons,

who are also

merely the creatures,
projections,

and vain imaginings,

of all the people, 
comprising 
what is commonly and generally

accepted as

normal,
"the real world."