The Revelation

This essay is about a spiritual event hidden in the Bible. The revelation of this hidden spiritual event will trigger the apocalypse. In a sense, the revelation contained in this essay is itself the apocalypse since the words revelation and apocalypse both mean to uncover or reveal a secret. It is this essay and the secret it reveals…this is why the prophecy is called the apocalypse. This essay is the beginning of the end.

This essay is divided into three main points or sections:

  1. Lucifer, called Satan or the devil is still in Heaven since the devil always managed to avoid openly violating the Law.
  2. When Christ was on the cross, He witnessed the hatred in the heart of Satan, but to this day Satan is not aware that he has been caught in a violation of the Law.
  3. This essay points out how Satan is caught, and when Satan realizes that he has been caught, there will be a battle or a debate between Satan and the archangel Michael. This conflict will result in an angry Satan being cast from Heaven into the Earth, and this results in Armageddon.

Summary

With the Bible, God gave humanity a riddle and for centuries the priests and scholars have made many attempts to solve the riddle. Wars have fought over the various solutions even though none of the solutions are actually consistent with the Bible. The real solution to the Bible is easy to see but no one is going to see it until God allows them to see it. In the end God reveals all things and allows us to see what we should have been able to see all along.

It should first be understood that s
ince God created and transcends time, any change that creation provides to God was always part of God; and creation must be an inevitable product of God's essence. Creation is not about us or what we gain from our experiences. God could have created us with whatever understanding we achieve in life since God has all knowledge and understanding. Creation is about God; it is about how God is completed.

God has all understanding, but emotions must be felt. It would not be enough to merely reason what it might be like to lose a loved one; a loving God would need to experience emotions like grief in order to understand love. Because of creation this understanding has always been part of God. God did not create the world so that we could experience emotions, or gain any understanding by our experiences, but it is necessary for God to experience emotions through us, so God has to hide His presence from us.

To achieve the objective of creation, Satan was given power, but was not given the ability to love others. Humans were given the ability to love, but were made weak. God established a Law that will cause all hatred and evil to be destroyed in the end. Satan must be careful to avoid violating the Law while he brings a spirit of self-love into the world causing humans to violate the Law. By doing this Satan believes he has shown that power is the true measure of worth and that love is insignificant since loveless Satan can live up to the Law while weak loving humans cannot...even though the Law is based on love.

Satan's actions are exactly what God expected. Evil is the absence of love like darkness is the absence of light which means a creature cannot be both good and evil. With loving humans influenced by a self-centered spirit, conditions are created for the existence of creatures capable of both good and evil. We had to be evil so we would die; we had to be good so we would feel the emotions that are caused by evil and death.

God exists at the highest level of reality and there is only one God. The Messiah is not a separate God, but a small piece of God that God sent into the universe of time and space. At the highest level of reality…the infinity that is God…the Messiah is fully one with God and thus we can say that there is only one God even though the Messiah is the Son of God. Our spirit was created by God, but the Spirit that came into the body of Christ was a small piece of the essence of God, like a 'chip off the old block'.

When Jesus was on the cross, God looked away and the devil who thought Jesus was human felt it was safe to unload his hatred on Christ. This is why Jesus was repulsed by the cross. Jesus was perfect and overcame the Law and returned to God; but in the end Jesus will return to complete Oneness with God. This return to Oneness with God is evident considering the true nature of the Messiah, and for this reason the true nature of the Messiah had to be kept secret. Since the Messiah is only separated from God on the timeline and is fully one with God in infinity then it is obvious that the Messiah returns to Oneness with God at the end of the timeline. With the memories of Christ becoming the memories of God, God is a witness against Satan.

As Jesus returns to being completely one with God, He must discard His flesh, and this provides eternal life in Heaven for all the children of God. Jesus is one of us, so it is only fair that our flesh also be discarded. This means our spirit will be judged separately, like a separate person. Our spirit has lived up to the Law, and is given a new body. This includes all people who have the ability to love unselfishly regardless of their religious belief or non-belief.

Love is shown to be the true measure of worth since billions of tiny spirits of love were all able to overcome powerful Satan, but powerful Satan could not overcome his inability to love.

Heaven is not achieved merely by transporting us to another place, but by changing us so that we truly love God and each other…a perfection that can never be achieved by any amount of refinement in this lifetime. We, as perfect loving spirits, will be able to enjoy Heaven while any creature that is less than perfect would eventually become miserable in eternity. This is why the Law must destroy all imperfection, and why our redemption must go beyond mere forgiveness to include our being transformed into perfect creatures.

Satan is still in Heaven, but Satan becomes enraged and must be cast from Heaven as this revelation of the truth shows how Satan is condemned. The Christians have preserved the words of Christ, but they had to be kept in the dark concerning the true nature and role of the Messiah, and so they have gotten a number of things wrong.

This revelation is remarkably consistent with the actual text of the Bible. So consistent with the Bible, that it causes the pieces to fit together so that the Bible makes at lot more sense. Jesus is reconciled to the Torah, and now we can understand that all the animal sacrifice was merely pointing to Christ, but God doesn't want us to wastefully kill helpless animals. It makes sense that God was a harsh disciplinarian in ancient times since this encouraged Satan to aggressively condemn humanity which eventually led to his downfall.

The Bible says that we are judged by our works, but it also says that we only make it to Heaven through Christ, and it says that God predetermined who would go to Heaven. Christians deal with these contradictions by changing some definitions in those verses that are not consistent with their particular interpretation. Changing the words in the Bible to make things fit is basically saying that God made poor word choices as He wrote or inspired the writing of the Bible. The true solution to a riddle must be consistent with all the clues...without changing the clues to make them fit.

God predetermined who would be born with a spirit of love within themselves; so God did predetermine who would go to Heaven since those are the ones who have something inside themselves worthy of eternal life once it is judged separately. We are each one person and only through Christ can the separation of our spirit from our flesh be justified, so we only make it to Heaven through Christ even though being a Christian is not necessary. On the Day of Judgment, both the spirit and flesh will be judged by their works, so we are judged by our works but the spirit within us is perfect. It is no longer necessary to change or discard any part of the Bible.

The Bible says that God created evil and this is explained. It is explained how we can achieve the seemingly impossible perfection that is demanded by the Law. It is explained how we make it to Heaven through Christ without an unfair transfer of responsibility for our sin to Christ which would violate passages in the Bible.

Any solution to the riddle of the Bible must explain why the Bible was given as a riddle. We had to be kept in the dark so God could experience emotions through us. Satan had to be kept in the dark. As Satan learns the truth, there will be conflict or debate in Heaven, and Satan is cast from Heaven; and there is Armageddon. This is why the book of the end is called the Revelation.

The Bible talks of the truth being revealed in the end and it talks of a veil being lifted. This means the true interpretation of the Bible is simple. It is something we should be able to see since God had to veil our eyes to keep us from seeing it. The Biblical support for this revelation is so overwhelming that it is impossible…without Divine intervention…it is impossible that no one has noticed it.




We should not hope for or look forward to Armageddon. There is no clear Biblical support for the idea that anyone will be raptured away from the pain and suffering of Armageddon. There is solid and very clear Biblical support for this essay. The spiritual event revealed by this essay has been hidden in plain sight. The revelation of this secret at this time suggests that the time is now. This essay must be distributed so that it will be taken seriously by Satan. When Satan takes this seriously enough to confront Michael, that is when the end will begin.

Even though Armageddon will cause a lot of suffering, it is still glad tidings because of the awakening that occurs.


The Revelation, Part One (with Biblical support)

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