John The Beloved

Study of John the Beloved

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”SATIS” _ _KOB”

The relation of happy to sad is one that both states of being (happy and sad) are actually of the same motion. To be fully ‘happy’ is to be fully ‘sad’. “Bi-polar’’ comes to mind in such a search to be ‘happy’ verses being *content with what God has apportioned us.

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Study of the First Witch 1

In non formal discussions with a student of mine I am covering the subject of the first witch. I am bringing to light the stage by which “ the Witch” bore its meaning via the modus operandi of Enki and Inanna in their respective Sumerian texts.

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Hell Part 3

The Biblical Patriarch/ Matriarch was a recipient of God’s Word and had a limited skill set for a specific purpose. Nonetheless, the conveyed Words were relayed by God while the recipient of God’s Words participated in obedience.

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John Style of Writing the Apocalypse

The Johannine writings of Revelation exemplify a genius literary mechanism called ‘parataxis’. Parataxis omits subordination of conjunctions therefore allowing equal themes to be threaded together into a potential meshwork of Genius, namely found in Revelation.

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