Matthew 22-28 - Zion’s New Age Bible

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Matthew 22-28 - Zion’s New Age Bible

The Parable of the Wedding Banquet

22 Jesus spoke to them again in parables, saying: 2 “The kingdom ofheaven is like a king who prepared a wedding banquet for his son. 3 Hesent his servants to those who had been invited to the banquet to tellthem to come, but they refused to come.4 “Then he sent some more servants and said, Tell those who have beeninvited that ! have prepared my dinner: "y o#en and fattened cattle havebeen butchered, and everything is ready. $ome to the wedding banquet.% 5 “&ut they paid no attention and went off'one to his field, another to hisbusiness. 6 The rest sei(ed his servants, mistreated them and killed them.

7 The king was enraged. He sent his army and destroyed those murderersand burned their city.8 “Then he said to his servants, The wedding banquet is ready, but those !invited did not deserve to come. 9 )o go to the street corners and invite tothe banquet anyone you find.% 10 )o the servants went out into the streetsand gathered all the people they could find, the bad as well as the good,and the wedding hall was filled with guests.11 “&ut when the king came in to see the guests, he noticed a man therewho was not wearing wedding clothes. 12 He asked, How did you get inhere without wedding clothes, friend*% The man was speechless.

13 “Then the king told the attendants, Tie him hand and foot, and throwhim outside, into the darkness, where there will be weeping and gnashingof teeth.% 14 “+or many are invited, but few are chosen.

14a This is a prophecy that proves that the christians are not wanting to goto the marriage of the real $hrist. 14b Here the -ing is like $hrist, and the$hristians, including rulers and leaders, are like the people who receivethe invitation as they have read the &ible or believed the prophecy andthey know of the event and yet they refuse to come to the kings event.

14c The king is like the christ waiting for herhis guess to come but they donot/ This prophecy says that the people who know about the return of$hrist will refuse to come to her. 14d 0fter and long wait, they may chooseto come to the king but $hrist would have seen the 1vil in their heart that$hrist will no longer welcome them into their home. 14e )o $hrist will turnaway from them and get her works to go out and gather the public andmore common folk, these people do come in and en2oy the meal, butwhen inside some people will not have the right clothing, and so bechucked out. 14f This man in the story that got thrown out, represents thepeople who do not have the right attitude. 3hen the event of $hrist4shappens they will try to pass for righteous but they will show up with thewrong attitude.


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Paying the !"erial Ta# to $aesar

15 Then the 5harisees went out and laid plans to trap him in his words. 16They sent their disciples to him along with the Herodians. “Teacher, they

said, “we know that you are a man of integrity and that you teach theway of 6od in accordance with the truth. 7ou aren%t swayed by others,because you pay no attention to who they are. 17 Tell us then, what isyour opinion* !s it right to pay the imperial ta# or not* 18 &ut Jesus, knowing their evil intent, said, “7ou hypocrites, why are youtrying to trap me* 19 )how me the coin used for paying the ta#. Theybrought him a denarius, 20 and he asked them, “3hose image is this* 0ndwhose inscription* 21 “$aesar%s, they replied.Then he said to them, “)o give back to $aesar what is $aesar%s, and to

6od what is 6od%s. 22 3hen they heard this, they were ama(ed. )o they left him and wentaway.

22a Just because a coin has a picture of cesar on it, it does not make thecoin se(ors. 22b 8ikewise if the 3orld is 6ods how can they 2ust give theworld back to 6od when they are loads of people on 1arth still living on1arth and they do not really know whose 6od is the right 6od. 22c They donot know what 6od looks like or what 6od actually wants so they can not 2ust give what is 6od4s back to 6od.

Marriage at the %esurre&tion

23 That same day the )adducees, who say there is no resurrection, cameto him with a question. 24 “Teacher, they said, “"oses told us that if aman dies without having children, his brother must marry the widow andraise up offspring for him. 25 9ow there were seven brothers among us.The first one married and died, and since he had no children, he left hiswife to his brother.26 The same thing happened to the second and third

brother, right on down to the seventh.27

+inally, the woman died.28

9owthen, at the resurrection, whose wife will she be of the seven, since all ofthem were married to her* 29 Jesus replied, “7ou are in error because you do not know the )cripturesor the power of 6od. 30 0t the resurrection people will neither marry norbe given in marriage they will be like the angels in heaven. 31&ut aboutthe resurrection of the dead'have you not read what 6od said to you, 32 ! am the 6od of 0braham, the 6od of !saac, and the 6od of Jacob%* He isnot the 6od of the dead but of the living. 33 3hen the crowds heard this, they were astonished at his teaching.

33a Jesus has given her a very bad answer, the answer he should havegiven is that “what does this woman really mean to these brothers that


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they would pass her around like a sack of potatoes/ !t takes two peopleto make a decision when it comes to matters of the heart. 33b !n a worldwhere only the men make the decisions, the men might result intoviolence or cash to decide who gets to own the female. 33c &ut at theresurrection of the female $hrist, people will see the true value of a

female and will allow the female to chose who to be with, if two or moremales are after her affection. 33d "ay the best man win.

This is ;ions version of the $hapter29a “Jesus, 7ou are in error because you do not know the )criptures or thepower of 6od. That she is the inspiration behind these stories and she isthe one who is being pasted around from story to story. 30a 0t theresurrection she will neither marry nor be given in marriage 6od and herson, they will be like the angels in heaven and only marry at a later dateif both people are willing. 31a &ut about the resurrection of the dead'have

you not read what 6od said to you, 32a ! am the 6od of 0braham, the 6odof !saac, and the 6od of Jacob%* He is not the 6od of the dead but of theliving. and you Jesus are 2ust blaspheming my name and trying topretend that you are 6od and not me<33a 3hen the crowds heard this, they were astonished at her teaching.

The 'reatest Two $o!!and!ents

34 Hearing that Jesus had silenced the )adducees, the 5harisees got

together.35=ne of them, an e#pert in the law, tested him with thisquestion: 36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the 8aw* 37 Jesus replied: “8ove the 8ord your 6od with all your heart and with allyour soul and with all your mind.% 38 This is the first and greatestcommandment.39 0nd the second is like it: 8ove your neighbor asyourself.% 40 0ll the 8aw and the 5rophets hang on these twocommandments.

40a Jesus is right about the second one but wrong about the firstcommandant as people do not know 6od so how can they possibly love6od with all their heart if they have not even been able to recognise whatse# 6od is


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43 He said to them, “How is it then that >avid, speaking by the )pirit, callshim 8ord%* +or he says,

44 “The 8ord said to my 8ord: “)it at my right handuntil ! put your enemies under your feet.%

45 !f then >avid calls him 8ord,% how can he be his son* 46 9o one couldsay a word in reply, and from that day on no one dared to ask him anymore questions.

46a !t is said in the &ible, ? $orinthians @:A, that there is one 8ord and=ne 6od the father< “yet for us there is but one 6od, the +ather, from whom all things cameand for whom we live and there is but one 8ord, the $hrist, throughwhom all things came and through whom we live.

46b Jesus in this chapter is pointing out that together there is two 8ords,The "other and The +ather. 46c 0lso Jesus has in the old &ible hasindicated that he thinks that he is the )on of >avid, this is a strange thingto say if Jesus only &egotten +ather is supposed to be 6od<

A Warning Against *y"o&risy

23 Then Jesus said to the crowds and to his disciples: 2 “The teachers ofthe law and the 5harisees sit in "oses% seat. 3 )o you must be careful todo everything they tell you. &ut do not do what they do, for they do notpractice what they preach. 4 They tie up heavy, cumbersome loads andput them on other people%s shoulders, but they themselves are not willingto lift a finger to move them.5 “1verything they do is done for people to see: They make theirphylacteries wide and the tassels on their garments long 6 they love theplace of honor at banquets and the most important seats in thesynagogues 7 they love to be greeted with respect in the marketplacesand to be called Babbi% by others.

8 “&ut you are not to be called Babbi,% for you have one Teacher, and youare all brothers. 90nd do not call anyone on earth father,% for you haveone +ather,and he is in heaven. 109or are you to be called instructors, foryou have one !nstructor, the "essiah. 11The greatest among you will beyour servant. 12 +or those who e#alt themselves will be humbled, andthose who humble themselves will be e#alted.

Translated version

23A Then 0nna said: 2 “The teacher Jesus only tries to sit in 6ods seat. 3

)o you must be careful not to do everything he tells you. >o not do whathe does, for he does do not practice what he preaches. 4 He ties up heavy


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with chains to his 6od under the penalty of Hell, he puts fear and work onto people4s shoulders, but he himself is not willing to lift a finger hencewhy you have not heard from him in two thousand years.5 “1verything he does is done for people to worship him: 6 He bigs himselfup and loves the place of honor at banquets hence makes himself the

groom even if the &ride does not want to marry him


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16 “3oe to you, blind guides< 7ou say, !f anyone swears by the temple, itmeans nothing but anyone who swears by the gold of the temple isbound by that oath. +or the temple you should look for is the real $hristand woman, not the bricks and gold of your buildings% 17 7ou blind fools<3hich is greater: the gold, or the woman that makes the gold sacred* 18

7ou also say, !f anyone swears by the "other, it means nothing butanyone who swears by the )on on the altar they are bound by that oath.%19 7ou blind men< 3hich is greater: the )on, or the "other that can makemany children* 20 Therefore, anyone who swears by the "other swears byit and by everything on it. 21 0nd anyone who swears by the ;ion swearsby it and by the one who dwells in it. 22 0nd anyone who swears byheaven swears by 6od%s throne and by the one who sits on it.23 “3oe to you, teachers of the law and you hypocrites< 7ou give muchless than what you think. &ut you have neglected the more importantmatters of the law'2ustice, mercy, wisdom and truthfulness. 7ou should

have practiced the latter, without neglecting the former. 7ou should haveread the &ible and taken the good teachings in and then practised them torecognise the large amount of contradicts that Jesus wrongly tried toteach. 24 7ou blind guides< 7ou strain out all the good phrases from the&ible but swallow all the bad teachings and fail to be able to tell thedifference between the few good verses and large portions of evil, insultsand hate within.25 “3oe to you, teachers of the law and you hypocrites< 7ou clean theoutside of the cup and dish, but inside they are full of greed and selfGindulgence. 26 &lind $hristians< +irst clean the inside of the cup and dish,

before you think about cleaning the outside.27 “3oe to you, teachers of the law and you hypocrites< 7ou are likewhitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the insideare full of the bones of the dead and everything unclean. 28 !n the sameway, on the outside you appear to people as righteous but on the insideyou are full of hypocrisy and wickedness.29 “3oe to you, teachers of the law and you hypocrites< 7ou build tombsfor the prophets and decorate the graves of the righteous. 30 0nd you say, !f we had lived in the days of our ancestors, we would not have takenpart with them in shedding the blood of the prophets.% 31)o you testify

against yourselves, although most of you now would not murder peoplenow, but if a profit of the lord came to testify that Jesus is not 8ord but0nna is, most of you would not believe, care or listen. 31a !f you found out0nna was 6od before the world e#posed he, almost ?EE of you wouldnot try to help her e#pose the truth to others. 31b !t is only those whohave found out about her through the rich and powerful, only those whowork in a big company and our even being paid by a company to help herwhilst promoting their company4s brand at the same time. 31c Bealisticallythese are the only people that would help $hrist. Them or people hopingto go have a relationship with me. 31d ! know ! should not to too

2udgmental on these issues as people need to earn money and peopleneed to think about making money for their company. 31e These things are


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important to the world so !%m glad that people take these things seriously.3henever ! do or say things ! also put a business mind into things, fore#ample ! too think about what companies could benefit most fromcertain teaching... 31f 0nd if ! have used logos and brand names in my oldvideos or new stories ! do think about how what ! say will affect the

company. 31g &ut anyone who would say that they would free help 6od ifthere is no personal gain to be had from it, most of these people arewrong<

31h 0lmost all people, who say they would help 6od if he came, would onlyhelp 6od if they thought that they could gain from it, that4s why so manyfollow Jesus and his bad teachings, because they feel that he will protectand guide them and then take them into paradise and the end of their lifeDor in the middle if you are a foolish rapture believerF. 31i !t is for thisreason that ! do not wish to make any promise, people should help me

and follow me only if they wish to gain knowledge and a betterunderstanding. 31j ! do believe in paradise, ! do believe that this place islike Bainbow 8and from the Bainbow &right series. Thinking about thisworld help me to get through what !%m going through now. 31k ! from ayoung age ! also thought that that girl, Bainbow &right, was actually me.31l ! wanted to believe that ! like her, came from a different world, “0world without anger without fear without attitude, a world where theunderachiever goes home to people% there really care. 31m ! know that4s aquote from the faculty film but it means alot to me for ! have always feltlike that underachieved with partners that do not really care< That world is

not where we live now but it is realistically possible to create here on1arth if you all try


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murdered the prophets it4s 6reat that you are more evolved now butthere is still a long way to go. 31# The phoresy about the people who re2ectthe real $hrist because they are all worshiping &aal the god who demandschild sacrifice these are all prophecies about you/ 31$ !ts is your god thefather that demands the sacrifice of his son. 31% !t is your 6od that

demands that you take up your cross and spend your time worshipinghim, and it is your false &ible that says that on Judgment >ay, 6od willsacrifice his $hildren by killing one third of man. 326o ahead, then, andcomplete what your ancestors started and predicted< &ut on Judgment>ay you will be the ones left hang. 32a Just like 2udah was, only in realversion of Judah he is 6od4s partner, 6od the +ather, who betrayed theinnocent then was not allowed to approach her again. 32b This is what willhappen to those who say they love $hrist but instead only love the lies ofJesus and his deptions. 32c =n the day of truth you will not be would toapproach your true $hrist because you two have likewise betrayed her for

choosing to worship the +ather over the "other< 32d The +ather demansacrifice the "other demands mercy from her sacrifice<33 “7ou snakes< 7ou brood of vipers< How will you escape beingcondemned to hell* 34 Therefore ! am sending you prophets and teachers,human rights actives, suffer2ets, people who stand up for equalitybetween the se#es, freedom from religion supporters, and people whostand against animal cruelty too. 34a )ome of them, over the timeline, youwill kill and crucify others you will flog, mock, insult and critici(e fromtown to town. 35 0nd so upon you will come all the righteous blood thathas been shed on earth, from the blood and sacrifice of righteous, to the

blood and sacrifice of $hrist, whom you sacrificed between the temple andthe altar. 36 Truly ! tell you, all this will come on this generation.37 “5eople of !srael, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you,how often ! have longed to gather your children together, as a hengathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing. 38 8ook,your house is left to you desolate. 39 +or ! tell you, you will not see meagain until you say, 3hos 0nna< &lessed is she who comes in the name of the 8ord.%

The estru&tion of the Te!"le and (igns of the .ndTi!es

24 Jesus left the temple and was walking away when his disciples cameup to him to call his attention to its buildings. 2 “>o you see all thesethings* he asked. “Truly ! tell you, not one stone here will be left onanother every one will be thrown down.

2a This is clearly a fasus prophecy for it has not happen for a building tostay in use for CEEE years, this is really rare yet so many people do not

question it. 2b !f he would have chosen any other building he would havebeen right but with that one he was wrong yet people still choose to


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believe him to be a massiah. 2c ! have heard many pressit say that thestones represents the things on 1arth and that it was prophesying that allthings on 1arth will be destroyed. This whish is an e#ample of how coldpeople feel towards the world and everything in it. 2d !f that is their viewthey are right but the temple that gets destroyed in $hristianity and the

1vil that lies in the $hurch.

3 0s Jesus the profit was sitting on the "ount of =lives, the disciples cameto him privately. “Tell us, they said, “when will this happen, and what willbe the sign of 6ods coming and of the end of the age* 4 Jesus answered: “3atch out that no one deceives you, not even meaniel in $hapter I, Glet the reader understand that is is the real $hrist who will cause all tomorn, as all have re2ected the real $hrist


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beginning of her labour but the public will find out 2ust after her yearlabour. 23 0t that time if anyone says to you, 8ook, here is the "essiah


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$hrist, coming on the clouds of heaven, with power and great glory. 310nd he will send his angels with a loud trumpet call, and they will gatherhis elect from the four winds, from one end of the heavens to the other.32 “9ow learn this lesson from the fig tree: 0s soon as its twigs get tenderand its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. 33 1ven so, when

you see all these things, you know that it is near, right at the door. Thisverse could be an indication that the new age will begin in )pring


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care about receiving and not giving, standing firm but not researchinginto what is it that they are actually standing firm in.

14 0nd this new gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole worldas a testimony to all nations, and then the end of confusion will come.

This the real promise that Jesus gave to people<15 “)o when you see standing in the holy place the abomination thatcauses desolation Dthe $hrist that is not himaniel'let the reader understand' 16 then let those who are inJudea flee to the mountains. 17 8et no one on the housetop go down totake anything out of the house. 18 8et no one in the field go back to gettheir cloak. 19 How dreadful it will be in those days for pregnant womenand nursing mothers< 20 5ray that your flight will not take place in winteror on the )abbath. 21 +or then there will be great distress, unequaled from

the beginning of the world until now'and never to be equaled again.22 “!f those days had not been cut short, no one would survive, but for thesake of the elect those days will be shortened.

Translation as spoken &y Jesus “)o when you see standing in the holy place the real $hrist,% spoken ofthrough the prophet >aniel'let the reader understand' 16 then let thosewho are in the world hide in the mountains. 17 8et no one stranded withnothing go home to take anything out of their house. 18 8et no one in thefield go back to get their cloths. 19How dreadful it will be in those days forpregnant women and nursing mothers< +or my promise is to bring warand chaos even to even the children and the mothers caring for them


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telling you how ama(ing my power is/ as lightning that comes from theeast is visible even in the west, so will be the coming of the )on of "an.28 3herever there is a carcass, there the vultures will gather. 0nd the onewho does not believe in me will be that carcass<29 “!mmediately after the distress of those days

“the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its lightthe stars will fall from the sky, and the heavenly bodies will be shaken.%

30 “Then will appear the sign of the )on of "an in heaven. 0nd then all thepeoples of the earth will mourn when they see the real )on of "ancoming on the clouds of heaven, with power and great glory, not war andchaos, 31 0nd he will send his angels with a loud trumpet call, and theywill gather his elect from the four winds, from one end of the heavens tothe other to 1#pose the "other as she is the one you have really re2ected

so much so that no know anything about her<32 “9ow learn this lesson from the fig tree: 0s soon as its twigs get tenderand its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. 33 1ven so, whenyou see all these things, you know that it is near, right at the door. 34 Truly! tell you, this generation will certainly not pass away until all these thingshave happened. 35 Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words willnever pass away, but of course if my words are true then onces heavenand 1arth do pass away then there will be no one left to read my &ookand also no book left as all the copies of the &ook only e#ist on 1arth, butmy people do not know anything about logic hence ! can 2ust say

whatever ! want and they will blindly believe me<

24 The ay and *our /n0nown

36 “&ut about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels inheaven, nor the $hrist, but only the +ather. =nce it is revealed the datethrough him will be revealed. 37 0s it was in the days of 9oah, so it will beat the coming of the )on of "an. 38 +or in the days before the flood of 1ve&lood past on through her )on into all his children, people were like

animals eating and drinking, have unprotected se# with each other andgiving into one night stands, up to the day >arla came and in MEgenerations wiped out the evolved monkey saving only those that had thestrongest and healthiest dos of blood of $hrist4s blood inside them. 8ikethe old story of 9oah who entered the ark 39 the people outside the achknew nothing about what would happen until the flood came and tookthem all away. True the old version of the 9oah )tory is not a true storybut that is how it will be at the coming of the )on of "an, with one smalldifference which is that all people that have $hrist4s blood inside of themare not actually on the outside of the boat they are the animals that are

inside the boat only they have fallen asleep. 3hen the animals areawaken the sacrifice of $hrist will be over, the prophesies will be fulfilled,


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and she like the dove will be the first to leave the ach. &ut like the 9oahstory all animals both big and small, predator, hunter and vegetarian, allwill wake up so be on guard for the casos that they cause for feeling like awild meat eating animal trap on a boat surrounded by meat.

40 3hen the new first spreads two men will be in the field one will betaken with e#citement and the other will not care.41 Two women will behard at work one will believe and the other will not.42 “Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your8ord will come. 43&ut understand this: !f the owner of the house hadknown at what time of night the thief was coming, he would have keptwatch and would not have let his house be broken into. 44 )o likewise youmust not know when the real $hrist will come for if you did not when thereal $hrist would come you would treat her like a fifth, as people in thisworld do not want $hrist. 44a 5eople only want to use $hrist to make a

living off a proclaimed themselves as 6od4s messengers, but when thereal $hrist comes, she will prove that they infact do not know 6od or whatthe )pirit of 6od is saying in the &ible. 44b )he and her people will beready so you also must be ready, because the )on of 6od and $hrist willcome at an hour when you do not e#pect them to come.45 “3ho then is the faithful one and who is the wise person, whom themaster has put in charge of the people in her household, to give themtheir -nowledge at the proper time* 46 !t will be good for the master to find his people doing good when she returns. 47 Truly ! tell you, he will putthe people in charge of all their own work, possessions and actions. 48 &ut

suppose that servant is wicked and says to himself, "y master is stayingaway a long time,% 49 and he then begins to beat curse or insult his fellowmen and to drink and drive putting innocent lives at risk or drinking withdrunkards so that they ruin their health and thinking processes so theycan not work well the ne#t day, potentially making serious accidents to bemore likely to happen. 50 !f a man does this on a Job that is not constantlymonitored by the owner, then the employ of that person will come on aday when he does not e#pect him and at an hour he is not aware of to seeif the rumors are true. 51 He or she will then fire him or her. This is whatthe return of the messiah will be like those who preach nonsense and a

gospel of hate will be assigned a place with the hypocrites, where therewill be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

This is the old version

36 “&ut about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels inheaven, nor the )on, but only the +ather.There is prove that the father and so are not the same people< for if theywere both would know the time<

37 0s it was in the days of 9oah, so it will be at the coming of the )on of"an. 38 +or in the days before the flood, people were eating and drinking,


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marrying and giving in marriage, up to the day 9oah entered the ark 39and they knew nothing about what would happen until the flood came andtook them all away. That is how it will be at the coming of the )on of "an.39a That message is the promise of murder as the story of 9oah is thestory where an 1vil 6od )ees evil people and instead of helping them he

only chooses to be an even worse e#ample to them and 2ust kill them offwith no warning. 39b !f you are a police officer and there is a criminalstealing things, would you tell the member of public who is reporting thecrime to tell the thief to stop and if they do not listen to that person wouldyou tell the policeman who are on there way to 2ust shoot dead the sinnerwithout any warning. 39c =r if there is a fight going and a crowd of peoplehad gathered to cheer on and encourage the two, would it be right for thepolices officers to 2ust shoot dead the whole crowd without giving anywarning< 39d 1ven with warning it is wrong for you can not 2ustified andcrime by committing another crime that4s even worse... 39e The only

e#ception to that is if you are certain that the other person is or may verylike go on to kill others, in those case it4s a life for a life, or in the case oftourist some lives for many lifes. 39e !n those cases it4s better for the onewho would kill for no 2ustified reason to die, then for the victim who hasnot earn the death sentence to die. 39f &ut when dealing with terrorists donot deliberately attack them in public areas as you will be committing acrime that is worse or the same as what they do<

40 Two men will be in the field one will be taken and the other left.41 Twowomen will be grinding with a hand mill one will be taken and the other

left.40a This sounds fun and e#citing but taken where is the question that youwill really need to ask< !f you were wise you would ask these things. 40b Tonot ask these things is to be little children who blindly follow the piedpiper but later only finds that he is actually leading the children into a trapor desperate< 40c >o not be these foolish children follow by sight and notby faith, for faith is the belief in something that can not be proven. Howcan you feel rotted and safe if faith is all you live by. 40d 5lant the seed ofyour trust on solid ground not on a rock where the roots can not dig into.

42 “&ut because many of you do life by faith you must therefore keepwatch, because you do not know on what day your 8ord will come. 43&utunderstand this: !f the owner of the house had known at what time ofnight the thief was coming, he would have kept watch and would not havelet his house be broken into.

43a 3hy is Jesus here saying that 6od must be like a thief in the night* !will tell you why it4s because you would not welcome 6od in through yourfront door. 43b 7ou would not give up your house of faith to the real 6odso instead 6od, like a feith, must do everything in secret for if you haveknown when she would come, you would have had guards on your door to

keep her out of your churches and out of your homes.


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44 )o you also must be ready, because the $hrist and her -ing will comeat an hour when you do not e#pect.

45 “3ho then is the faithful one and who is the wise servant, whom themaster has put in charge of the servants in his household to give them

their food at the proper time* 46 !t will be good for that servant whosemaster finds him doing so when he returns. 47 Truly ! tell you, he will puthim in charge of all his possessions.

47a That sessions is not right for one thing it likes to call people servants,and it4s not clear what the servant should actually be doing< !t also doesnot e#plain what possession is it that 6od will put people in charge of. Thewhole thing is very vege.

48 &ut suppose that servant is wicked and says to himself, "y master is

staying away a long time,% 49 and he then begins to beat his fellowservants and to eat and drink with drunkards. 50 The master of thatservant will come on a day when he does not e#pect him and at an hourhe is not aware of. 51 He will cut him to pieces and assign him a place withthe hypocrites, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

51a 6od should never be likened to a master thats cuts his servants topieces% 2ust because they are curt eating and drinking with people who aredrunk. 51b To think these words are the inspired word of 6od is a massiveinsult to 6od and only proves you4re completely disconnection with thetruth 6od and the truth about what righteousness really means<

The Parable of the Ten 1irgins

25 9ew version “0t that time the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took theirlamps and went out to meet the bride. 2 +ive of them were foolish and fivewere wise. 3 The foolish ones took their lamps but did not take any oil withthem. 4 The wise ones, however, took oil in 2ars along with their lamps. 5

The bride was a long time in coming, and they all became drowsy and fellasleep.6 “0t midnight the cry rang out: Here comes the bride< $ome out to meether


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11 “8ater the others also came. 8ord, 8ord,% they said, open the door forus


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time has achieved much. 25 )o ! was afraid and went out and hid yourgold in a hole in the ground. )ee, here is what belongs to you.% 26 &ut the boss replied, 7ou, la(y fool< )o you knew that ! once had a littlelike you, but over time built up the little that ! had until ! had achieved allthat ! have, and you did not think that you should, like me, do the same*27 7ou should have put my money on deposit with the bankers, so thatwhen ! returned ! would have received it back with interest.28 &ecuaseyou were not smart with the money his employer gave him, the employertook the bag of gold from from him and give it to the one who has tenbags.

29 This is how the timeline will work/ or whoever can take the littleopportunity they have and turn it into something much greater, these arethe people who 6od will help go places. 29a 5eople who know how to investand grow will be given more, and they will have an abundance. &ut

whoever does not have the drive or ambition to go places or work hard,even what they have will be taken from them. 30 This is what will happento the worthless worker who reads the &ible but can not understand orgain and teach any knowledge from what they read in the &ible, they willbe thrown out from ministering in the church, they will go into thedarkness, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.%

The (hee" and the 'oats

31 “3hen the )on of "an comes in his glory, and all the angels with him,he will sit on his glorious throne. 32 0ll the nations will be gathered beforehim, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherdseparates the sheep from the goats. 33 He will put the sheep type people on his right and the goats on his left.34 “Then the -ing will stand up turn around say to those goats on his right, $ome, you who claim to love 6od take your inheritance, the kingdomprepared for you since the creation of the world. 35 +or ! was hungry andyou gave me something to eat, ! was thirsty and you gave me somethingto drink, ! was a stranger and you invited me in, 36 ! needed clothes andyou clothed me, ! was sick and you looked after me, ! was in prison andyou came to visit me.% 37 “Then the righteous will answer him, 8ord, when did we see you hungryand feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink* 38 3hen did wesee you a stranger and invite you in, or needing clothes and clothe you* 393hen did we see you sick or in prison and go to visit you*% 40 “The -ing will reply, Truly ! tell you, whatever you did for one of theleast of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.%

41 “Then he will say to those on his left, >epart from me, you sheep who

are cursed and 2ust follow the crowd, into the eternal fire prepared for thedevil and his angels. 42 +or ! was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat,


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! was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink, 43 ! was a stranger andyou did not invite me in, ! needed clothes and you did not clothe me, !was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.% 44 “They also will answer, 8ord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty ora stranger or needing clothes or sick or in prison, and did not help you*% 45 “He will reply, Truly ! tell you, whatever you did not do for one of theleast of these, you did not do for me.% 46 “Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous toeternal life.

The modern age interpretation Dnot aimed at rd world countriesF:

46a Then the "other will come in her 6lory and will look down on thedivide farm yard, of 4goats4 and 4sheep4 and say you fools neither one ofyou have helped me, ! told you not to divide my land and look at you,

how could you accuse and blame each other like this. 46b ! told you to bewise, and to seek wisdom, so how is calling yourself sheeps and 6oats awise thing. Then 6od the mother will say:

42a N! think you are all like animals... +or ! was hungry and you gave menothing to eat but it4s not your 2ob to feed me people in the new ageshould not be starving, ! was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drinkbut you don4t have to because ! can pay for my own drinks ! do note#pect guy to always buy drinks for me, 43a ! was a stranger and you didnot invite me in, but ! understand this as it4s not always safe to invitestager into your home, ! needed clothes when ! was >arla and you did notclothe me because you did not e#ist back then/ 43b &ut none of thesethings are things that could have helped me in this life< &ut ! am start andcan work hark and support myself the one thing ! could not do was lifewithout my partner and you know when he would return to be but insteadtrying to help me you thought you would 2ust leave me in the dark. 43c +or! was scared about what was happening to me and you gave me nosupport or answers, ! was alone and you gave me no communicationadvice or help, 43d ! was your savior but you treated me like a re2ectednothing. ! was your star and inspiration and yet you did not invite me intoyour parties, music awards, or celebrations, you never once even confirmwith me that you knew 6od was even here. 43e ! needed your help toe#pose the 6oddess instead you 2ust used me for your own power andfame, ! was sick and in prison and you did not look after me, but insteadyou were the ones that placed me there.% 43f 3eek after week, month aftermonth, ! was constantly used constantly ignored and re2ected whilst ! wasstuck on a bed with the whole word against me calling me cra(y stupid ora devil, and the people who knew what was happening to me 2ust keptturning my pain into entertainment whilst refusing to tell me anything< 43g9ot what they were doing or why they were all ignoring me, and ! reconthroughout the first two years they continued to think that they were

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44a “They also will answer, 8ord, when did we hurt you or re2ect you as wemade the songs about you proving that we were with you, you were notsick or in a prison, we were helping you*% 45a “! will reply, Truly ! tell you, you did what was best for you not whatwas best for me or the people< +or ! was alone in a small studio with no

helpers no advisers, not much money and no one was with me< % 46c “The ones who have wronged me the most will go away to eternalpunishment knowing that they have hurt the one person that they shouldhave helped, but the righteous will be blameless and will get eternal lifewith a clear conscience. 46d +or Jesus was the false messiah but all whoworship him, despise the people who persecuted him, and likewisealthough people may never fully care about the persecuted $hrist in thislife. 46e $hrist4s sacrifice will be remembered year after year for the rest of 1arth4s e#istence as she will not be wanting to come back any time soon.8ike the people who persecuted Jesus, the ones who persecuted the real

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8 3hen the disciples saw this, they were indignant. “3hy this waste*they asked. 9 “This perfume could have been sold at a high price and themoney given to the poor. 10 0ware of this, Jesus said to them, “3hy are you bothering this woman*)he has done a beautiful thing to me. 11The poor you will always have

with you, but you will not always have me. 12 3hen she poured thisperfume on my body, she did it to prepare me for burial. 13 Truly ! tell you,wherever this gospel is preached throughout the world, what she hasdone will also be told, in memory of her.

13a The lesson behind this story is that although the woman was not wrongto pour the perfume over him as it is her money and hence she has aright to do what she wants with her money but Jesus was wrong to takethe perfume. 13b +or !%ve done some research into this perfume and ! haveheard from preacher that the costs of the perfume was about A months

salary. Jesus in this story was only thinking about himself. He was goingto be killed either way so the perform would be kind of wasted if it was 2ust to go on him. 13c +or the poor could have used that money to feedthemselves and to keep them warm in the winter but what uses would avery e#pensive perform have to a dead corps. 13d The satisfaction that itbrought him in his last hours would have been greatly appreciated, butthe satisfaction en2oyed by a LE hungry people for a month would havewould have been far greater than the satisfaction that Jesus felt. 13d 7oumay agree that Jesus was dying this last act of kindness would havemeant the world to him, but tell me, what would you have said if this

woman would have given this very e#pensive person to one of the otherpeople set to die with Jesus. 13e3ould you have then said that it was anice thing for her to do* =r would you then think that it was a waist< Thetruth is that you do not agree care about a last act of kindness. 13f !f youthink this woman did the right thing, you most likely only think it was theright thing because you foolishly believed that Jesus is 6od. 13g Jesus is6od so in your mind helping 6od is a 6od thing because then he will helpyou back and get into paradise. !f you then see this story from the real$hrist4s perspective this is who the story goes

6a Just before Jesus was to be killed, 7a a woman came to him with analabaster 2ar of very e#pensive perfume, because she believed the liesthat he told about him being 6od, she wanted to impress him, so that shemay enter into the kingdom that he always talked about, so she poured iton his head as he was reclining at the table.8a 3hen the disciples saw this, they were indignant. “3hy this waste*they asked. 9a “This perfume could have been sold at a high price and themoney given to the poor so that they can be feed and clothed. 10a 0ware of this, Jesus butted in and arrogantly said to them, “3hy areyou bothering this woman* )he has done a beautiful thing to me. !t is farbetter to spend your money on me then help the poor 11a The poor you

will always have with you, but you will not always have me.


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11b ! say that4s very accurate you will always have people living in povertyif there are people, who are like this woman and would rather waste alarge portion of their savings on perfume or something like this and thenis 2ust poured over someone4s head, or use up the whole bottle in one dayrather than spread it out over a long period of time. 11c !magine it

realistically, would you go out and buy the most e#pensive perfume onthe market then take off the lid and pour it over someone4s head then rubthe rest over their body< 11d =r imagine buying a O,EEE bottle ofchampagne and then pouring it into your priests bathtub. 11e True shethought Jesus was a 6od but because Jesus was a guy claiming to be 6odit%s obvious why she only did it because she had bought into her cult. 11f !understand that this is mostly likely 2ust a made up story, but if this storywas true it%s clear that Jesus here is acting like a con man, or a false$hrist who en2oys being worshiped by others. 11gHe is pretending to besomething he is not and offering something that victim something that

they will never receive/ 11h !f people would learn to be smarter with theirdonations and stop giving in to liers, con man and false priests butinstead gave donations to people who really needed it, then poverty willbe easier to overcome<

12 3hen she poured this perfume on his body, she did it to prepare him forburial. )o did she really spend her earnings wisely


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17 =n the first day of the +estival of Pnleavened &read, "artin came to0nna and asked, “3here do you want to eat at my flat of in a restaurant* 0nna preferred the flat as it felt more personal. 17a !t was the day of thetrue 5assover, ? days after the first new moon after the spring equino#.

+rom reachsearch traditionally the passover meal could be eaten on the?th or the ?Mth. 17a 0nna had no idea that it was passover as she did notcelebrate the the 2ewish festivals and even if she did the 2ewish peoplestarted there new moon on the new moon before the equino# so therewhole callender was off by one month. 17d This was a deliberate deceptionfrom 6od in spirit to conceal the date<18 someone DmaybeF was told “6o into the city to a certain man called"artin, tell him, The appointed time is near. he must celebrate the5assover with 0nna at your house.% 19 )o the "artin did as he had beentold and prepared the 5assover.

20 3hen evening came, 0nna was reclining at the table whilst beingwatched DmaybeF. 21 0nd while they were eating, she thought thatsomething about the whole thing 2ust felt weird and creepy like he hadbugged the room with surveillance cameras as if he was doing somethingbehind her back. 21a &ut at the same time feeling a sense of e#citementlike something good was about to happen. 8ike destiny has 2ust stuck andthis was something that was meant to happen. 21b &ut nothing good didhappen, it was 2ust hurt and lost followed by thousand of people 2oining into the perception that ! was going through. 21c &uilding up my hope onlyfor me to release as the weeks past on that they were all 2ust lying to me<

There was much hesitation and reticence on "artin4s side during the fewtimes we met, that it 2ust left me to suspect many things, but ! was neverdestined to receive those answers. 21d 9ow that it4s been three years ! canbarely even remember what those questions were. 21e !f we do ever meet,! believe the room will 2ust be left in a horrible silence, as ! feel no moree#citement or passion or love towards him ! 2ust feel desperation,brokenness and afraid to leave the house as the humans in this world arestill like animals and ! don4t feel safe around them. 21f 9one of them careabout many care only for their own species but ! no longer feel like !%mpart of that. The only whish ! have left in my heart now is that ! wish to

die, &ut Jesus died at so hopefully ! will too. 21g ! am writing in thisbook more for the people of the future as the people that e#ist now are todisgusting that ! have little desire to help them as none were truthful andhonest to me about what was about to happen to me. 21h 7ou get whatyou give in this world and none have helped me. 21i They 2ust led me onand made me believe that ! was about to be rewarded, rich and famoussoon when in reality everyone was 2ust going to teasing me night and daywhilst not trying to warn me that ! have a very long time where everyone! speak to would not care at all for the troubles that ! was and still amgoing through. 21j Just thinking about it brings sadness to me because he

and they have completely ruined my life and ! feel as though ! have nomore e#citement or will to live left in me. 21k +or if someone you love can


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hurt you this bad and then to have thousands of people 2ust tease youabout the whole, thing, it really proves what monsters humans really are<21l !t also proves that there is no one in this world that ! can trust or relyon< 0ll have failed me<

6oing back to the prophecy that Jesus made about 0nna23 Jesus told the disciples, “The one who has dipped his hand into the thespiritual water with me will betray $hrist. 24 The )on of 6od will go 2ust asit is written and he will leave !srael alone for a long time. 3oe to that manwho betrays the $hrist< !t would be better for him if he had not beenborn. 25 Then the one who would betray her, said, “)urely you don%t mean me* Jesus answered, “7ou have said so. +or he did not realise that he neededto betray her for the prophecy in the &ible to happen.26 3hile they were eating, Jesus took bread, and when he had given

thanks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples, saying, “Take and eat thisit is like the body of $hrist, and this is how she will feel at the end of hersacrifice, broken town and eaten by the animals who live in this world< 26a)o do not eat something that is supposed to be symbolic of eating the$hrist blood and body for these are not nice things to do. 26b !t4s okay toeat a chocolate easter egg that4s in the shape of her, but do not use it inrituals or prayers to symbolically show how your willing to eat her bodyrink from it, all of you. 28 This is $hrist4s blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins. 27a &ut

0nna here is not happy with Jesus teaching, she thinks wine in $hurch isfine as it represents the spirit but not red as it represents blood. 27b Thereal $hrist has no 2oy in seeing people symbolically drink her blood andbody.29 ! tell you, !, will not drink from this fruit of the vine from now on untilthat day when ! drink it new with you in my +ather%s kingdom. 30That prophecy that Jesus made could eiver be how $hrist will have a glassof wine with the father but will not drink properly again until they meetagain, or it could be how the timeline is, as in the people will not gain realknowledge about 6od until she comes down at her second coming<

3hen they had sung a hymn, they went out to the "ount of =lives.

esus Predi&ts the fall away

31 Then Jesus told them, “This very night you will all fall away from $hrist,for it is written: “! will strike the shepherd,

and the sheep of the flock will be scattered.% 31b "eaning 0nna will meet "artin he will turn her back on her and

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see her as weak, naive someone who they could 2ust use for their owngain<

32 &ut after ! have risen, ! will go ahead of you into my heaven and thethings that you have done to offend me will now be e#posed to the publicfor their 2udgement and assessment on whether they were right or not. 33 5eter replied, “1ven if all fall away on account of you, ! never will. 34 “Truly ! tell you, 0nna answered, “This very night and every night upuntil, the rooster crows, you will disown me, 0aliyah and >arla. 35 &ut 5eter declared, “1ven if ! have to die with you, ! will never disownyou. 0nd all the other disciples said the same. &ut they were all wrong<+or the prophecy says all will re2ected the messiah and that is e#actlywhat has happened<

srael As0 the "eo"le to ta0e away her burned

36 Then !srael went with her disciples to pray. 37)he said to them, “"ysoul is overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death. )tay here andkeep watch with me. )he said this hopping that they would hear her preyand change their ways.39 6oing a little farther, she fell with her face to the ground and prayed, “"y people, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me. 7et not as !will, but as they will. 40 Then she returned to her disciples and found them sleeping. “$ouldn%tyou men keep watch with me for one hour* she asked 5eter. 41 “3atch

and pray so that you will not fall into temptation. The spirit is willing, butthe flesh is weak. 42 )he went away a second time and prayed, “"y people, if it is notpossible for this sacrifice to be taken away unless ! drink it, may your willbe done, but may you feel really bad for putting this curse on me andinflicting me with such torment


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but it was very late that he said tomorrow or another day but the ne#tday on the night of the passover he told her that they were 2ust to befriends and not meetup. 47b The news of this pieced like a sword throughthe heart as feeling had already gotten to a heightened level 52 &ut 0nnasays “all who draw the sword to add to her pain will only die by the sword

when they finally see how wrong their crime is. 53 >o you think ! cannotcall on my +ather, and he will at once bring a legions of angel* 54 &ut howthen would the )criptures be fulfilled, the prophecy of the sacrifice lastingthree summers and three winters


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warn you now, if you prophesy lies about the "essiah, these lies will 2ustturn back around onto you and hit you back


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6 The chief priests picked up the coins and said, “!t is against the law toput this into the treasury, since it is blood money. 7 )o they decided touse the money to buy the potter%s field as a burial place for foreigners. 8That is why it has been called the +ield of &lood to this day. 9 Then whatwas spoken by Jeremiah the prophet was fulfilled: “They took the thirty

pieces of silver, the price set on him by the people of !srael, 10 and theyused them to buy the potter%s field, as the 8ord commanded me.

The &rowd $hooses to not sa+e esus

11"eanwhile Jesus stood before the governor, and the governor askedhim, “0re you the king of the Jews* “7ou have said so, Jesus replied.12 3hen he was accused by the chief priests and the elders, he gave no

answer.13 Then 5ilate asked him, “>on%t you hear the testimony they arebringing against you* 14 &ut Jesus made no reply, not even to a singlecharge'to the great ama(ement of the governor.15 9ow it was the governor%s custom at the festival to release a prisonerchosen by the crowd. 16 0t that time they had a wellGknown prisonerwhose name was Jesus &arabbas. 17 )o when the crowd had gathered,5ilate asked them, “3hich one do you want me to release to you: Jesus&arabbas, or Jesus who is called the "essiah* 18 +or he knew it was outof selfGinterest that they had handed Jesus over to him.19 3hile 5ilate was sitting on the 2udge%s seat, his wife sent him this

message: “>on%t have anything to do with that innocent man, for ! havesuffered a great deal today in a dream because of him. 20 &ut the chief priests and the elders persuaded the crowd to ask for&arabbas and to have Jesus e#ecuted.21 “3hich of the two do you want me to release to you* asked thegovernor. “&arabbas, they answered.22 “3hat shall ! do, then, with Jesus who is called the "essiah* 5ilateasked.They all answered, “$rucify him


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The (oldiers Mo&0 esus

27 Then the governor%s soldiers took Jesus into the 5raetorium and

gathered the whole company of soldiers around him. 28 They stripped himand put a scarlet robe on him, 29 and then twisted together a crown ofthorns and set it on his head. They put a staff in his right hand. Then theyknelt in front of him and mocked him. “Hail, king of the Jews


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The eath of esus

45 +rom noon until three in the afternoon darkness came over all the land.46 0bout three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli,

lema sabachthani?” Dwhich means “"y 6od, my 6od, why have youforsaken me*F.47 3hen some of those standing there heard this, they said, “He%s calling1li2ah. 48 !mmediately one of them ran and got a sponge. He filled it with winevinegar,put it on a staff, and offered it to Jesus to drink. 49 The rest said, “9ow leave him alone. 8et%s see if 1li2ah comes to save him. 50 0nd when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, he gave up hisspirit.51 0t that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from top to

bottom. The earth shook, the rocks split 52 and the tombs broke open. Thebodies of many holy people who had died were raised to life. 53 They cameout of the tombs after Jesus% resurrection and went into the holy city andappeared to many people.54 3hen the centurion and those with him who were guarding Jesus sawthe earthquake and all that had happened, they were terrified, ande#claimed, “)urely he was the )on of 6odarkness came over all the land forthree whole days whist people eagerly wait to see the face of thisproclaimed messiah. 45d 0ll vicars and priests who know about $hrist willdeny Jesus and close down there there $hurch during those three days.45e $elebrities D"adonnaF will start a viral of burning an image of Jesus


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and saying that Jesus is not the )on of 6od. +or three days many will 2oinin with the movement of the three day countdown to $hrist4s identity ite#posed.

! know ! should not set dates but ! would love for the first call to happen

mid day on 0pril fools day. )tarting from the easting and rippling hour byhour arose the world like a wave. and then my &irth as the 6oddess willdo the same things starting at noon and rippling across the world on 0prilrd as its my &irthday< &ut that could only happen if he comes to me onthe ??th of march/ ! said ! would sleep with him after three monthsstarting "arch the ??th so that is likely when the three year count statedthe ?Cth of "arch is also ?C / 8ike ? C 0ction so the night of the ??thof march is a high alert< and ! will need a month to see what you haveplaned to confirm it and do a final check on how e#pert writers havetouched up the new version of the &ible that will be passed out on "y

&irthday. ! am not a writer so ! would love people to correct anything thatis not written clearly<

46 0fter three in the afternoon 0nna cried out in a loud voice, “! am 1ve,6od the mother, why have you all re2ected me?” 47 3hen some of thosestanding there heard this, they said, “1li2ah must come first before $hristreturns, but $hrist told them Jesus was the original 1li2ah as Jesus camewith miracles% to come up against Je(ebel who was then thrown intosacrifice. 47a This is e#actly what Jesus did to the real $hrist< The real$hrist was thrown to the dogs, and because of Jesus4s false teaching

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Thoughts on the Musli! "ro"he&y

55a There is a prophecy in the muslim world that stated that a messiah,one called the rightly guided one% will rage a war on all the the western

world, and only those who are on this person4s side will survive. 55b !t isright that this prophecy is about 0nna, as ! come to destroy christianityand stand up to people in the western world who preach false doctrines.55b The Jehards are right about that, but they are wrong when they thinkthat they are on my side. +or ! fight with wisdom not with weapons, !stand on the side of knowledge not a bloody battlefield and ! win withevidence and facts not violence and chaos. 55c "y war is against thewestern world and on the day that the call first goes out about the comingdestruction and $hristianity in replace of the new messiah, ! would wantall museums to know about this messiah as ! want them to believe that !

am the rightly guided one,% that they have been waiting for. 55d The onewho will take them from their old ways and show them a better worldwhere equality and individuality will rule and where all can live in peaceand safety and know the real meaning of mercy< 55e &ut although my goalis only to destroy the western world4s false belief and make them feel badfor re2ecting 6od the "other, 55f but the muslims who believe in me needto recognise that they too have re2ected the possibility that 6od could bea female, as there religion preaches that men are twice as good aswoman and this is a man made lie. 55g They need to also know that ! haveno wish to kill and torture anyone, for that is not the righteous path but

there qur4an contradicts my teaching<

55h "y purpose here is only to teach the truth and muslims, if they chooseto come onto my side, they need to know that there religion also hasmany lies within. 55i "y war is against the the western world, as they haveaccepted my false $hrist Jesus, but Jesus was a much better role modelthan "ohamad. 55j +or "ohamad killed people, he married a child, he hadmany wifes, thought it%s okay to lie, and he wrote that is is okay to killpeople, or hit your wife if she is not being obedient, and these things arenot what 6od agrees with, they are 2ust bad teachings added to the &ook.55k !t is a form of punishment against those who believe that committingthese crimes are acceptable by 6od, for they are not acceptable< 0nd ifyou have ever e#perienced any of these crimes you should know how danit is to e#perience these things being unfairly done to you. 55l These actsare not merciful< !t it true that Jesus was not 6od, but with all respectJesus was a much better role model then "ohammed. 55l 5eople whowould choose "ohamad over Jesus, would do so either because of familyand their upbring, or they do so in fear of being persecuted for having adifferent faith, or they choose mohamad as they can identify him as beingmore like themselves. 55k &ut because "ohammad was not a good personand did preach that it was okay to kill infidels, and his movement doessupports the idea that women should cover up and that men are morevaluable than woman. 55l 0ll this makes the people of this faith more


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dangerous as you have re2ected females from society and because 6od isinfact a female, 2ust think how much more you have re2ected her.

55m The "essiah is a small blonde female who does not cover up, shedoes not know how to cook, she can be messy, she does not really look

up to her father or respect her mother much as she believes resect shouldbe earned, she sees herself as the head of the family and would never getinto an arranged marriage unless it4s what the heart chooses. 55n )hedoes not like it when people tell her what to do, she works as amasseuse, can be described as a bit of a tease, she loves showing off herskin. 55o )he has a big personality and lots of individuality and her dreamwas to be a pop singer, celebrity or a property developer, but in some ofthe muslim countries, women are not even allowed to own property. 55p )oyour idea of the perfect woman is the e#act opposite to her. 3hat youwant woman to be, Dyour version of a proper woman%F is the e#act

opposite description to the one who is called the rightly guided one%. 55q&ut because it is not her wish for people to die, be beheaded or unveilthemselves only to get raped by people who still live by old the teachings,because of this, her war is not against the muslim world. 55& The muslims,in the 6oddesses eyes want to hide, veil and remove the 6oddess fromtheir society, as that it what they demand from the woman in theircountries, and because of that she will respect their wish, give them whatthey want and let them believe what they. 55 !f you do not want to acceptthe 6oddess then at the end of the day it4s your choice< &ut if you doe#cept the 6oddess and her beliefs, then you have to take me as am !%m

and not e#pect me to change who ! am. 55! ! love modesty but that to me 2ust means acting politely and not walking around topless.

The tale about esus death and resurre&tion

The Burial of esus

57 0s evening approached, there came a rich man from 0rimathea, namedJoseph, who had himself become a disciple of Jesus. 586oing to 5ilate, he

asked for Jesus% body, and 5ilate ordered that it be given to him. 59 Josephtook the body, wrapped it in a clean linen cloth, 60 and placed it in his ownnew tomb that he had cut out of the rock. He rolled a big stone in front of the entrance to the tomb and went away. 61"ary "agdalene and theother "ary were sitting there opposite the tomb.

The 'uard at the To!b

62 The ne#t day, the one after 5reparation >ay, the chief priests and the5harisees went to 5ilate. 63 “)ir, they said, “we remember that while he

was still alive that deceiver said, 0fter three days ! will rise again.% 64 )ogive the order for the tomb to be made secure until the third day.


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=therwise, his disciples may come and steal the body and tell the peoplethat he has been raised from the dead. This last deception will be worsethan the first. 65 “Take a guard, 5ilate answered. “6o, make the tomb as secure as youknow how. 66 )o they went and made the tomb secure by putting a seal

on the stone and posting the guard.

66a This tale predicts that the coming $hrist will feel like she%s beinglocking onto a tomb for three years. Just like 2onah in the whale this tombis about representation of how $hrist will feel only it won4t be for threedays as that4s hardly a big sacrifice<

esus *as %isen

28 0fter the )abbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, "ary"agdalene and the other "ary went to look at the tomb.2 There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the 8ord came downfrom heaven and, going to the tomb, rolled back the stone and sat on it. 3His appearance was like lightning, and his clothes were white as snow. 4The guards were so afraid of him that they shook and became like deadmen.5 The angel said to the women, “>o not be afraid, for ! know that you arelooking for Jesus, who was crucified. 6 He is not here he has risen, 2ust ashe said. $ome and see the place where he lay. 7 Then go quickly and tell

his disciples: He has risen from the dead and is going ahead of you into6alilee.There you will see him.% 9ow ! have told you. 8 )o the women hurried away from the tomb, afraid yet filled with 2oy, andran to tell his disciples. 9 )uddenly Jesus met them. “6reetings, he said.They came to him, clasped his feet and worshiped him. 10 Then Jesus saidto them,“>o not be afraid. 6o and tell my brothers to go to 6alilee therethey will see me.

10a 9ot much can be taken from this chapter as it its about an angel wholooks like lightning yet it speaks so very little in this story is realistic but

this takes place on a sunday so it could be indicating that the resectionwill happen on a sunday and april rd

The 'uards’ %e"ort

113hile the women were on their way, some of the guards went into thecity and reported to the chief priests everything that had happened. 123hen the chief priests had met with the elders and devised a plan, theygave the soldiers a large sum of money, 13 telling them, “7ou are to say, His disciples came during the night and stole him away while we wereasleep.% 14 !f this report gets to the governor, we will satisfy him and keep

you out of trouble. 15 )o the soldiers took the money and did as they


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were instructed. 0nd this story has been widely circulated among theJews to this very day.

15a Here the guards were will to take the money and tell people that thebody was stolen by the disciples, but every story has two side two it. +or

if they were accept a bribe from the chief priests and elders then how doyou know that they did not accept a bribe from Jesus dispels. 15b Thesemen are clearly only really interested in money so they could have easilytaken a bribe from both parties. 15c The rd possibility is perhaps theguard fell asleep or went off duty for a bit, the disciples stole the body butbecause the guard did not want to get in trouble he lied and said he wason garde the whole time and saw an opportunity to make money from theevent< 15d The fourth possibility is that the disciples took it and the guardswere 2ust telling the truth, but because the disciples did not want to lookfoolish for worshiping a false messiah they spread rumours on how the

guards were only saying that it was stolen because they were being paidto say that.

15e True ! understand that this story is most likely not even true as ! haveheard that this part of "atthew was only added to the book EE yearsafter Jesus death but ! am annoying these books as if the stories weretrue events and !%m showing people how they should see things. 15f 5eopleshould not 2ust here one side of the story and believe it they need to thinkabout all the possibilities as it will make them a much smarter and wiserperson. 15g !t is not good to be gullible and in real life people could lie to

you about things, but it you apply the same logic and level of thinkingthat ! am using here. 15h !f you take this as a guide and think like this inyour everyday life then you will be a smarter and wiser as a person andyour life may improve. +or you won4t always be right and thinking aboutall the options will open up your view in life.

The 'reat $o!!ission

16 Then the eleven disciples went to 6alilee, to the mountain where Jesushad told them to go. 17 3hen they saw him, they worshiped him butsome doubted. 18 Then Jesus came to them and said, “0ll authority inheaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Therefore go and makedisciples of all nations, bapti(ing them in the name of the +ather and ofthe )on and of the Holy )pirit,20 and teaching them to obey everything !have commanded you. 0nd surely ! am with you always, to the very endof the age.

16a Then the eleven disciples went to where Jesus had told them to go. 173hen they saw him, they worshiped him as he loved to be praised andworshiped but some doubted.


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16c !f he has 2ust been risen from the dead ! do not know why they woulddoubt him, as would either be alive and well or still dead and not there<)o it does not make sense why anyone would doubt<

18a Then Jesus came to them and said, “0ll authority in heaven and on

earth has been given to me.

18b That imposable as he does not have the authority in all countries manyhave accepted him, but most people would not 2ust do all that he says. Hedoes not have the authority over people4s cloths, possession or land. 18c He does not have the authority over everything on 1arth that is 2ust adeliotional fanty. 18d ! am $hrist on 1arth and the only way ! can getauthority is if the the governments in the land actually come and listen tome. !t is only them or the public that can grant me authority. 18e !f atalking 6host comes out of the air and says 6od has given them the

authority over all the land it means nothing. 18f =r how could aheadmaster of a )chool still be a headmaster if they have died and theonly record of their e#istence or beliefs was written other people CEG@Eyears after that person4s death< 18g 0 person can not have the authority of a whole school if they live on the other side of the world, and can nevermeet or talk to any of the teachers and students in the school. 18h 0ndlikewise you should not call someone your leader if you have never met orspoken to them. 0 child should not blindly date and meet up with peopleonline because it could be dangerous. 18i &ut as an adult they will do theirresearch about that person, they should e#pect to see a picture or speak

on the phone to properly assess whether he or she seems safe. 18j !f youare meeting someone for the first time, you should Judge them by thethings they say, the location on where they want to meet/ 8ikewise youshould have done this with Jesus.

19a Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, bapti(ing them in thename of the +ather and of the )on and of the Holy )pirit, 20a and teachingthem to obey everything ! have commanded you.

20b Here Jesus has contracted his statement in the previous line above, ashe has said he is the one with all authority given by the +ather, but then

in the ne#t line he has 2ust passed all that authority on to anyone thatwould accept him and follow his bad e#ample/ 20c &y people believingthat they can be upgraded% and be called $hrists disciples, they wouldlove to support him as they will believe by supporting him they can usehis authority and words to prove that they now have the authority. 20d They can also use what he has said in this chapter to back up theirbeliefs< 20e Him saying this will make people love to give the authority toJesus as it can benefit them to, but in reality Jesus is not around, he cannot talk, he does not walk, and so giving authority to him means nothing,but this is why the depiction works to 6od4s advantage in the end/ 20f

&ecause hidden in the books is real truth about the messiah, !srael, andwhen she come and proves that she is infact the messiah/ 20g 0ll this


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power and authority that was given by the people who claim to follow$hrist when really they only follow a made up character that does note#ist, 20h when the true $hrist is e#posed suddenly all the authority thatwas given to no one but ministers and there lies, will suddenly switch tothe real $hrist and her truth<

Jesus finally says

20i 0nd surely ! am with you always, to the very end of the age.

20j Here he is giving even more power to ministers as preachers can readthis line and use it as proof that becuase they call themselve people of$hrist they can claim that Jesus is with them always and telling themwhat to say/ 20k That is a very dangerous thing< 9o man but the real$hrist should have the power of $hrist/ !t is for that reason that ! would

like people to not call their child 0nna after this/ 20l 0ny othercombination like 0nne, 0nastasi, Bo#anna or Johanna... 20m 0ll thesename are fine but not 0nna on its own, as they too might go through amental break down later on in life and start seeing their name writteneverywhere, 20n and start making tunes of connections which leaves themfeeling like they are $hrist to, trust me it was a horrible e#perience andyou should not want your child to go through the same thing< 20p 0nna is6od chosen name so only =ne person in the future generations should benamed by this

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