Denominations and Two Realms

Posted on September 14, 2012 by ehurst

The primary reason for the proliferation of sectarian Christian denominations in the West, and in America in particular, is the failure to embrace Two Realms.
A primary element in biblical mysticism is the recognition of the distinction between this fallen realm and the Spirit Realm. The primary failure of Western thought is embracing Aristotle’s unitary universe. Even when we can get Christian theologians to embrace the idea there is a Heaven and Hell which isn’t part of this world, they still have this intellectual instinct to see all things as unitary. Thus, when Scripture separates between the Two Realms, these theologians instinctively mix things up.
The Laws of God apply to this realm. They were meant to indicate something of God’s ways and character, in the sense they were meant to tie us to Him personally. They were never meant to stand as some finished work, never altering throughout the ages, in that they could not possibly ever be applied evenly to all contexts. Moses recognized this by insuring there would always be priests who could get a word from God about peculiar situations, and with judges who were tasked with understanding the underlying purpose of the Law. The narrative of ancient Israeli history is loaded with reminders why using those priests and judges made a difference. The whole point was, nothing man could understand, such as the revealed Laws of God, could possibly cover all situations. It’s why prophetic commands from God could appear to contradict the Laws.
Thus, it’s not violating the Laws of God when you realize the personal emphasis of God requires you appear to disobey one commandment to fulfill another. It’s why people can walk in the Spirit and do something which appears to break one or more commandments. The Spirit has one major emphasis in this world: His Presence seeks to manifest the glory of God. Since the Cross, that specifically aims at glorifying Jesus Christ. There are times when obeying the Laws fastidiously will not accomplish His glory. So people who suffer under a Western mindset will see a problem, but the mind of the Ancient Hebrews is untroubled. It doesn’t have to be all neat and tidy, and we don’t have to nail down all the implications in our feeble and broken intellects.
In our Western minds this is not logical enough, so we realize we have to discard some portion of logic. The problem is, we are using the wrong logic. The logic of God’s revelation is distinctly not Aristotelian. It includes the direct analytical logic form as a lower default setting, something from which we don’t expect much. The symbolic logic of divine revelation is utterly foreign to Western minds, yet was the standard approach used in Hebrew culture. Yes, you can learn Hebrew mystical logic, and there is a considerable amount of literature explaining it. But Western Christians reject the whole thing, for the most part. So we end up with a broken application of Aristotle and some poorly informed attempts to use Aristotelian deduction on a revelation poorly understood. Western people do not understand the Bible, and refuse to understand they don’t understand, because Aristotle teaches them arrogance of intellect.
If your underlying logic rejects the Spirit Realm, your underlying anthropology must reject the possibility of a human spirit which is not bound by this universe. All discussions of eternal souls is wholly flavored by an assumption which excludes the truth. The truth forces us to realize there is nothing we can do to cross the barrier on our own, and this is anathema to the Western mind. Human helplessness is simply discarded before it comes into consideration. It’s very intellectually confusing because everyone insists their theology must make sense, must be reasonable and logical on Aristotelian terms, and Scripture would deny that necessity. Aristotle couldn’t handle the truth, and his logical constraints can’t even allow for revelation from outside the human sphere.
So we have this damned heresy of Decision Theology, that spiritual birth requires a human choice, when the Bible bluntly says no such choice is possible for a human. You are forced to deny something fundamental to Scripture, or build a highly rational and lifeless reasoning which can’t be applied in life. Thus, the interminable debate between Calvinists and Arminians when both are wrong for building on false intellectual assumptions. On top of this, we have one of the most damnable lies of all, that of the Great Man Fallacy. Western mythology (Post-Enlightenment) demands there always be a hero, a great man who cannot be contradicted much. It demands this Great Man achieve greatness on a very mundane human level, when Scripture bluntly points out human greatness is the greatest failure, and human failure is where God works His mightiest miracles. We simply cannot have a God doing things His way.
That’s why we have so many ugly controversies and schisms, and why we have serious contradictory claims made by all these really different Christian denominations. And all of them taking themselves so seriously! Everybody simply assumes their version is God’s version, because God can’t allow conflicting ideas; that would be unreasonable. They keep dragging God down into this realm.
I need to purchase a brown t-shirt and stencil on it: “Generic Christian in a plain brown wrapper”.

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Recapitulation on Game

Posted on September 13, 2012 by ehurst

I am not part of the manosphere. I participate somewhat on the fringes of the discussions of Game, but it’s not central to the purpose of this blog.

Purely defined, the Game Theory of Socio-sexual Response is the underlying collection of observable facts of human behavior. What you do with it is your own game. It should surprise no one you can use that frame of reference to accomplish all the evils men have ever wanted. You can use the same basic truth of human nature to accomplish some pretty good things, too. However, I find even among professing Christians I don’t much care for their Game chatter. That’s largely because they insist on clinging to Western mythology as an overlay to their understanding of Game. Thus, most of them end up with a very anti-biblical prescription in the wider sense, because only part of their information base is correct.

My calling as prophet does not permit a lot of emphasis on Game. It’s there, and I’ve written extensive guides based on a non-Western biblical perspective. That is, I assert what I see as the necessary conclusions without spending too much time comparing, contrasting and correcting the majority who claim Christ within the manosphere. You can ask questions, of course, and I’ll do my best to clarify, but I don’t have time for a crusade on the issue. Since I’m way out on the fringe of things in the first place, I find almost everyone who gives much attention to what I write are already pretty capable of recognizing most of the intellectual differences.

I’d love to see Game, even in it’s all its Western perversions, included in mainstream church teaching. It would fix so very many hideous errors churches pursue; it would contribute much to rebuilding the original biblical mission of the churches. Any reform and correction is better than what we now have. I’ll point that out when it forms a critical element of the message, but the message itself is the whole point.

At the broadest point, Western Civilization is doomed, and rightly so. It is built on a big load of false premises, and cripples severely any understanding of the gospel message. As a prophet called to America, my message is more pointed at what America does to infuriate God and earn His wrath. I have every expectation America is doomed and cannot be redeemed as an entity, so the message is aimed at helping Americans understand why they are in trouble. Best I can tell, God thinks it matters if folks know why they are doomed, why His wrath has come upon them. While I do attempt to offer correctives, the actual expectation of anyone giving heed is pretty small. That’s not my problem, not my mission, not my concern. The message is the mission.

At its essence, Game is a small part of the correction. When the discussion in the manosphere is purely theoretical, I’m there. When it comes to offering prescriptive discussion, I find too much of it off the path I am called to walk. So I dabble only lightly, and typically grouse if I comment at all. It’s my prophetic message to do so, but since most of these men are so completely wrapped up in the manosphere itself, they regard my bigger concerns as an intrusion. So I tend to remain out of the discussion, as the fields are not white unto harvest.

I don’t ignore Game and the manosphere; I use some of it to fill out the blank spots and to show God is behind Game discussion in some way.

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God's Anger with Christians

Posted on September 12, 2012 by ehurst

Nothing in the Spirit Realm is a matter of human logic.
I can’t come up with a nifty logical explanation for claiming to be a prophet, and for sensing the deep anger of God’s Spirit over the near blasphemy of people who claim Modern Israel is His baby. You can read the Law of Moses for yourself, and realize not a single blessing of His promises can rest upon a modern state which refuses to acknowledge Him, refuses to obey His Laws, and in every possible way seeks to embarrass His Name. Even if all the Orthodox Jews ruled that little country, it would still be a Talmudic state, not obeying the Laws of Moses. No less authority than God Himself came in the flesh and said the Talmud was a big pack of lies. I have yet to meet a single Jew who actually practices the Old Testament religion of Moses. But no amount of logic will help anyone understand this, much less believe it. If the Spirit of God Himself does not burn that into your heart, it will probably never matter in the first place.
So I also can’t explain why I must warn American Christians He is angry with them for embracing the lies, the damnable heresy of Dispensationalism, and the insistence we have a mandate from Heaven to slaughter a bunch of Muslims. Today we read in the news where a handful or Americans were killed in Libya, and an embassy attacked in Egypt. The proximate cause was a video insulting Islam, produced by an Israeli-American, if I understand correctly. It was a needless provocation, but is typical of Zionist thinking. It’s a transparent effort to stir up Islamic hatred against Americans, so they’ll do crazy things, which will then provoke us to do crazy things. At a minimum, it is designed to get a bunch of preachers and other speakers offering fresh condemnations on Islam. So everyone is being played, and it’s working as expected. (Now it’s starting to appear both embassy attacks were false flag operations, planned in advance and staged for mass consumption.)
And it’s evil all the way through.
Every Christian who puts his hand and mouth to promoting this crap is inviting the demons to take a bigger stake in their lives. That’s my warning from God. I don’t have to defend it, and I won’t bother. The Word of the Lord stands on Him, not damaged fools like me.
Some part of me wonders, since God hasn’t seen fit to reveal it yet, just when this charade will be over, and He destroys that fake Israel. I’m wondering what it will do to all the idiot children of the Lord who insist Modern Israel is some sort of prophecy coming true. They further insist all the ancient lands held under King David and his son Solomon have to ruled by Modern Israel again. I suppose that’s possible, but in the end, it has no connection at all to any prophecies in Scripture. I weep for all the people who will lose their faith when that dream vanishes, and Israel is destroyed. So much of what they’ve been taught to believe is entirely too dependent on this one huge deception. And I’m really angry at all the stinking liars who have been doing this to them. I’m angry mostly because God is angry about it, too.
As always, I can’t offer any kind of timetable for these things. I’d love to, but God hasn’t tipped His hand on this yet, not to me. But should I live to see much of it, I won’t be laughing. My rejoicing at a fresh revelation of His face will be tempered by the vast sorrow for needless, foolish slaughter and destruction, and millions of broken hearts.

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Deadly Visions

Posted on September 11, 2012 by ehurst

I’m not a visionary.
I don’t have dreams of a better world, not on this plane of existence. Sure, I’ll do my best to explain what I believe will provide the very best possible life here, but it’s not a vision of mine. It’s simply the revelation of God, and it’s been around for a very long time. The most we can do is extrapolate and try to show how some of it applies in our current context. I am hardly the only expert on the topic. There’s lots of slop and fuzz, and even with lots of wiggle room, I am deeply cynical people will ever obey it much. It’s not a vision, but a revelation which requires mysticism to understand, and that’s out of fashion right now. Still, it’s there for anyone who wants it, and it will most certainly work for anyone who takes it seriously. I’m just one of many, and it’s my job to talk about it. I don’t own any part of it; it owns me. I’m not essential to the process, just glad I’m allowed to participate.
Visionaries worry me. They will inevitably hurt people because their vision cannot fail to be a false god of some sort. Somehow they alone are the good and righteous prophet of this rapturous vision. Somehow they always insinuate themselves into this vision. Regardless how demanding they may be of themselves in chasing this purity of vision, it always seems they alone understand it, and are the true arbiter of all things connected to it. I’ve never seen it without some brand or another of megalomania.
But lots of people love visionaries. It gives them hope, I suppose, but I deny hope for this life is of any value. Other people simply find a rich opportunity in the visions of others. And if they can’t get a good front man with a real vision, a fake will do. Create a vision and sell it to someone else; any good myth will serve.
I find no shortage of people promoting one vision or another. There are multiple flavors, differing visions, all sold to keep most people busy with inconsequential issues offered as critical to all life, the universe and everything. So long as people don’t step back and notice how it ties them to this broken existence, it doesn’t matter what they are willing to buy. It’s all lies. In essence, all activism is a reflection of this basic human flaw.
Here’s a word from God: Whomever it is you imagine playing the role of Illuminati global rulers, they aren’t that smart. If they were, they’d know better than to think ruling the world would bring them anything of value or of real use. So chances are, whatever folks there are trying to take over the world are folks stupid enough to think their own mythology is important. In other words, they suffer from their own brand of bogus vision. And it will fail, like all the others.
If you are smart enough to understand how parasites can kill the host, and how the current crop of plutocrats are cutting off their own air supply by the choices they’ve made for the US economy (and the rest of the world), I’m not too sure how illuminated they can be. The greatest means to upper class prosperity has always been a rising economic tide which makes everyone else pretty well off, too. It doesn’t require a college degree to understand what’s happening now is not sustainable on any terms. So either they are all too stupid to know what’s in their own best interest, or they plan on ruling over a nation of peasant slaves who can’t bring them much wealth. There may be other possibilities, but none of them look too prosperous. One of them includes the sheer meanness of enjoying making millions suffer needlessly. That’s also not real intelligent.
I’m sure there are a group of people who imagine they are all wise and knowing, and in charge of things. They aren’t doing a very good job. Rich and powerful they may be, but not for long. I’m not party to God’s detailed plans, but you don’t have to be a prophet to realize things aren’t working that well for most of the plutocrats. Either their servants got greedy and out of control, or something else is not cooperating with their visions and dreams, but either way, it’s all breaking apart.
We have a rare opportunity to watch a civilization collapse. It won’t be very comfortable for us, but if you reduce your expectations to a sane level, you’ll still have a chance to sip a beverage and munch popcorn, or the equivalent, as the scenery and characters prance across the stage.

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Bits and Pieces 3

Posted on September 10, 2012 by ehurst

We know the US government is lying in huge and massive ways. I’ve seen plenty of it myself, told rather forcefully with a very ugly emphasis I will tell a certain false story because the government would likely kill me for telling the truth, and that would be after making my life hellish first. To this day we cannot comprehend the depth of evil, nor could we guess the motivations for something like the Murrah Building Bombing. All we know for sure is the government most certainly was in on it as the single primary actor making sure it happened.
This is part of why I insist we cannot predict what’s coming, even when it’s right on top of us. We can see how the banking system is about to grind to a halt. We have no idea why the bankers don’t stop all this insanity and save their jobs and positions. Yes, we can see how there is a class which has laid hold of their golden parachutes, but we also see so few of them using their ill-gotten gains to purchase real assets they can use after a systemic crash. Either they aren’t the real insiders, or what’s coming isn’t what everyone insists must happen. Or maybe something else entirely outside our combined imaginations, but surely what they are about is just as secret and incomprehensible as the FBI covering up the real story in OKC and the Murrah Building.
When I worked with one the clean up crews after that bombing is when I discovered glass shards could be embedded in steel fixtures. I cut my hand that way, shredding the cleaning rag.
The explosion shook the building where I was standing that day, 12 miles to the north, on the top floor of a classroom building, itself perched atop a hill with a good view to the downtown area. I was hardly the only guy there who recognized the sound for what it was; I remarked at that moment it reminded me of a heavy mortar impact. A single sharp thump which generated shockwaves, nothing like the reverberating sound effects you hear in movies. Someone else laughed, then an hour later told me I had been more right than any of us knew at the moment. Today there are a whole new herd of men who recognize that sound, and know they’ve learned it in support of some new pack of lies.
I also recall when everyone realized Jesse Trentedue’s murder was being covered up, and I didn’t know anyone who wasn’t saying the coroner had been forced to change his story. He had been a well respected man until that day. Last I heard, he did his best to disappear from the public eye, and people still remember the anger and hatred they felt at his betrayal of us all. Most of those same people remember all the bits and pieces of information trickling out, and very public betrayals by a great many famous figures, and the victims who are still denied justice. Not everyone who visits the downtown memorial bring feelings of reverence, because they know it’s all for show, part of the cover-up and lies.
So be sure, we have no idea what’s coming next with the banking crisis and wars, because it’s the same people. They certainly aren’t us, because we are their enemies.

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Broken Civilization: Public Education

Posted on September 9, 2012 by ehurst

I was blessed. When I passed through American teacher education, I already had an education and a divine calling to pay attention to underlying issues. It took me awhile to orient properly on what those issues are, but I eventually saw it.
Yes, I’m fully aware good stuff happens, that there are good and conscientious people involved with good morals. That has no bearing on the underlying question. Public education as a social institution is carefully designed and constructed to destroy any possibility of people ever understanding, much less living by, God’s Laws. Public education is anathema, an abomination before the Lord.
Let’s start with the most glaring and hateful error of public education — the unspeakable arrogance built into the education system. You need to understand this one basic, unspoken assumption: If there is any factor in human existence which affects the education process as they see it, educators demand you surrender all control over that factor to them. They are prepared to usurp everything in child rearing, and nothing is sacred. They don’t respect you as parent, and many actively despise you. When they say otherwise, they are lying, even to themselves. They will not hesitate to gleefully use the full power of the State to crush you as a parent. That child is theirs, they are the experts, and you can go to Hell.
To justify this, they invest an awful lot of resources in field research. That is, they play games with children’s minds conducting laboratory experiences carefully constructed to give them the results they want. They can “prove” they know what they are doing because some study done in some place by some highly biased individual with some bogus behavioral science education said this or that. Actually, all they’ve proved is what they can get away with when they own the entire system.
God says in His Word He gave the child to the parents. Lord help us, some parents are so incredibly stupid, but that does not alter the His basic Law regarding child ownership. The child cannot ever belong to the State, because the State is an abomination from the start. Nor can we suggest the child belongs to the village, unless we first understand “the village” is your extended family only. Yes, your kin folks are required by God to stick their nose in your business, because that’s how we keep things on track. This is, of course, all foreign to our Western culture; but it won’t prevent us perverting God’s Laws by changing the fundamental meaning of all the basic concepts. Still, God’s Laws demand the child belong to the family, and no one else may intervene until that child has taken their place among adult actors in the various sectors of their social interaction.
Obviously, the only hope we have is homeschooling, but that’s hardly any better if the underlying assumptions are all wrong. So if your homeschool curriculum is any flavor of Classical Western education, you are in flagrant violation of God’s Laws already. In other words, this whole field of discussion is so wrong on so many levels, it’s enough to choke anyone. However, the starting place is to reject public education as the single biggest factor in what’s wrong.

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Nahum 2

Posted on September 8, 2012 by ehurst

Nahum calls out in a mocking voice, like the watchmen on the walls who see the approaching hordes. He warns Nineveh to do all she can to prepare for the coming battle. Yes, for a time the Lord used Assyria to humble His rebellious people, but now it is time for vengeance on the one who enjoyed a little too much wielding that rod. So, indeed, let the Ninevites glory in their military might one last time. We are treated to the image of a well oiled machine of war, frightening to see, but unable to turn aside the wrath of God.
For, in the very middle of all this, the Lord opens the floodgates and the river washes away the very palace itself. Then the city is flooded with Babylonian and Persian troops, and the population is led into the same kind of exile she wrought on so many other nations. Like a refreshing pool in a desert land, Nineveh once held great treasures, the very symbol of man conquering his environment. But all too soon she will be no more than a place to plunder. Those who pass by will be shocked at the ruins.
Again, we are reminded why Nineveh must fall. God’s Laws forbade such a rapacious predatory spirit, and Assyria worshiped it. Her art work often featured variations on the theme of the mighty lions, ravaging beasts. So they were in this world, and God will not long tolerate such. So the Lord decreed He was Himself, His own hand, against Nineveh. There was nothing which could protect her, and all the things on which her pride rested would be destroyed.

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Marx Satanist

Posted on September 8, 2012 by ehurst

Do not confuse paganism with Satanism.
True biblical doctrine is kind to pagans, as the reverence of other deities is all too natural. It’s harshly forbidden under Moses, but forbidden only to those under the Covenant. It’s rather expected among those who are not, as the context is a world where peoples all live together in tribal community, each under their own unique god or gods. Sure, the New Testament refers to pagan deities as demons in disguise, but most people miss Paul’s teaching that God is actually rather tolerant of such things in terms of His Laws on this plane of existence. It would surely damn your soul in Eternity, but it’s no big deal here, in the sense it doesn’t automatically hinder the Laws of God.
(Parenthetically I note the teaching of Scripture is man does not choose either salvation or damnation, but everyone seems to choke on that. God holds the initiative, so getting all worked up about how paganism will still leave someone on the road to Hell, as it were, is folly. The real antidote to paganism isn’t fighting it, and certainly not fearing it. The real antidote is being faithful and loving in your own pursuit of Christ in how you treat pagans, and anyone else, for that matter. You’d be shocked how much paganism recognizes basic principles of interacting with the Spirit Realm found in the Bible. We disagree with pagans, regarding them as misguided, but hatred accomplishes nothing useful.)
What does hinder the Laws of God is the hatred of those who follow Satan intentionally. What few understand is anyone who adopts the arrogance and hatred for God’s revelation, regardless of what they may believe about Satan, are Satanists by definition.
That Karl Marx was a Satanist is old news. It was a transformation from a rather poor theology of his heritage to an enmity against God for not giving Marx all the things he was sure he deserved. In other words, Marx was the ultimate spendthrift, hated the whole world, and used his dialectic and communism as the means to carrying out this hatred. He openly professed a drive to destroy humanity and the whole of Creation.
Communism is an old, feeble, but brightly shining lie of Satan. It can only work if humanity is not fallen, and even then only poorly. Of course, that means it will never work, but will always sing its Siren Song to weak minds which know only some portion of logic commonly taught in the West. In case no one has noticed, the materialism of capitalist theory is simply the other half of the same sword as communism.
We can surely do better than capitalism and communism, and it’s been proven in lessons humanity forgot long ago. Still, if you don’t recognize the open Satanism of Karl Marx, you really can’t begin to understand what he tried to say.

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Chivalry Is Dead

Posted on September 7, 2012 by ehurst

Thank God.
Chivalry is the bastard child of a badly compromised church and Germanic tribal orneriness. It bore little resemblance to Christian manhood in Scripture, though the church used a lot of Bible verses to back it up.
No one should have to give you lessons, guys. There are times you really should be an ass. Sometimes you won’t be able to explain it, but consistent with what makes a man manly is sometimes he unapologetically plays rough with people’s feelings. How you go about it is an art form. You have to sense spiritually when it’s necessary, why it’s necessary. It may seem at the time you are cruel for sport, but that’s simply how you fend off criticism. Especially you use it to fend of culturally based false criticism.
Some of the greatest acts of manhood have no explanation at all. Sure, we could take a stab at it, but we would seldom get to the heart of the matter. So playing the asshole is sometimes the only way to face the whiny critiques of Post-Modern Feminism. We make no pretense to chivalry; we have a mission. If someone gets hurt, they were probably ignoring some warning.
Don’t apologize when you are right. Spend some time alone with yourself and find out when and where some of those crazy things in your head are right, even if you have no idea why. If you get too much lip, just blow it off until whomever is lipping is ready to hear the awesome truth about this broken false “reality.”
Bury it. Stop pretending it matters. Chivalry was wrong when it was born, and has never gotten anything right since then.

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Passages 2

Posted on September 7, 2012 by ehurst

You know me.
That is, if you read here regularly, you have some idea of me which — who knows? — may approximate reality. It’s close enough you have some idea what to expect. You know me on a functional level, or can if you try, if you decide it matters.
Then again, you don’t know me. I’m sure you realize that. We might get on quite well hanging out together, once we go through those adjustments by which we replace the imagined traits with reality. The timbre, customary volume, and range of my voice, pronunciation of words, word choices, the mannerisms, facial expressions, twitches, etc., together make me someone recognizable in the ordinary sense.
Yet again, I don’t even know myself. Critical to who I am is that no one but God really knows, because we can’t know the future. I strive to be someone so full of creativity and exploration that I surprise myself. I’m willing to be surprised, counting on it. In that sense, I don’t want it possible for anyone to know me. Yes, at some point that becomes a trait itself.
That’s how I want to know myself, because I’m open to things I can’t control, and curious to see how I’ll react.

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