A Passel of God
The thing about the oneness of God is It, if you would, is everything. That's Pantheism! shouts the theologian. No, it's a good deal past that. God in Its oneness is more than all of everything. It is all of the Ineffable, all of Its Spirit/Consciousness, and It is everything that is manifest (manifest being Its Intelligence by Its power having become the material It believes it IS). These are the three "modes" of the one God.
Oneness applies also to the individual bits of Consciousness we call God. You're a bit, I'm a bit, everything is a bit, every conscious being on every planet since the Big Bang is a bit. I call us conscii. We are all a collective -- eternal beings of the eternal God (the Consciousness) of the infinite and eternal Ineffable Being. The Ineffable doesn't move except by Its consciousness's IMAGINATION. THAT is "God." God is the whole passel of bits — conscii — of the Ineffable's IMAGINATION. What we do is "Jesus Christ," because of the standing orders -- Its name (nature) must be being hallowed, Its will must be being done on earth as it is in heaven, and Its kingdom must be being restored.
Every thing is God, but none is separate from the rest. I am not 'a' god, nor am I becoming God, nor am I individually all of God. There is only one God that is 'a' God, and that is the Ineffable in Its triune modalities which are in the process of becoming MORE of what It already is. This is an imagic world in an imagic universe. Ask a scientist to explain the expansion of the universe ... and the expansion of the expansion. Yes, not only is the universe expanding in space, the space it is in is expanding as well. Here's a visual: in outer space you shoot two bullets in the same direction one second apart -- one right after the other. They are going the same direction and at the same speed, but the first one keeps getting farther and farther ahead of the second. Because the space they are whizzing through is becoming more and more and more space. Makes me wonder if the Ineffable started as small as a grain of mustard an eternity ago. It's a Big Guy now ... you, and me, and everything.
You want to read your Bible correctly? According to Alexander, ‘Elohim’ simply means “Over the Flames.” In Psalm 82:1 and 6, it isn’t “gods”; it is “God.” We are Elohim, not gods, but God.
Oneness applies also to the individual bits of Consciousness we call God. You're a bit, I'm a bit, everything is a bit, every conscious being on every planet since the Big Bang is a bit. I call us conscii. We are all a collective -- eternal beings of the eternal God (the Consciousness) of the infinite and eternal Ineffable Being. The Ineffable doesn't move except by Its consciousness's IMAGINATION. THAT is "God." God is the whole passel of bits — conscii — of the Ineffable's IMAGINATION. What we do is "Jesus Christ," because of the standing orders -- Its name (nature) must be being hallowed, Its will must be being done on earth as it is in heaven, and Its kingdom must be being restored.
Every thing is God, but none is separate from the rest. I am not 'a' god, nor am I becoming God, nor am I individually all of God. There is only one God that is 'a' God, and that is the Ineffable in Its triune modalities which are in the process of becoming MORE of what It already is. This is an imagic world in an imagic universe. Ask a scientist to explain the expansion of the universe ... and the expansion of the expansion. Yes, not only is the universe expanding in space, the space it is in is expanding as well. Here's a visual: in outer space you shoot two bullets in the same direction one second apart -- one right after the other. They are going the same direction and at the same speed, but the first one keeps getting farther and farther ahead of the second. Because the space they are whizzing through is becoming more and more and more space. Makes me wonder if the Ineffable started as small as a grain of mustard an eternity ago. It's a Big Guy now ... you, and me, and everything.
You want to read your Bible correctly? According to Alexander, ‘Elohim’ simply means “Over the Flames.” In Psalm 82:1 and 6, it isn’t “gods”; it is “God.” We are Elohim, not gods, but God.
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