Gospel is Revelation: The Guy in Heaven is Here, There, Everywhere
The verbal/written Gospel is important, but it becomes revelation inside the receiving person with the demonstration of power. It is quickening of the spirit. What is revealed is that we are one with God. He is conscious OF the receiver IN the receiver ALL of the time. It is just that WE don't get it. That is how I understand the Messiah; i.e., the Anointing. The human Jesus was a guy who got it. His spirit was quickened--spiritually enlivened--by YHWH within Him, Who ever was with Him.
The revelation was and is that we are not two: not a human and God. God's imagining is power to become whatever It believes/assumes It is, and become It has in the matter of the universe. It isn't dust; It is Him. The matter Him facilitates the dream Him in manifesting everything He dreams. Jesus the Spirit Him puts it all together in one consciousness: the Spirit, the awareness of man, and the physical body. It is all ONE. And so us, if we get it. THAT is the "Man" God created as His image, the "Man" Jacob wrestled with in the darkness of the brook Jabbok (emptied of himself).
This brings me to some interesting speculation. Jacob, emptied of himself, would not let the Man he was to be go (Genesis 32). The inward demonstration of power is particularly clear here: "*32:25 Lit. Ar. idiomatic construction: 'And he saw that his strength was not capable, and he neared his hind quarters, and there switched Jacob's hind quarters as he wrestled him....'" "And there switched Jacob's hind quarters as he wrestled him...." Hind quarters?
Let me crank up the speculation: Remember that the Gospel is the REWARD? I looked through 'reward' in Strong's Concordance. 2 Sam. 4:10 was something I recognized: "have given him a reward for his glad tidings." #1309 in Strong's Hebrew and Chadlee Dictionary is feminine, "glad tidings," from 1319. #1319 is basar, "to be fresh, full." Then #1320 caught my eye: basar (different pronunciation): flesh (from its freshness); by extension body, person; the pudenda of a man." The creative power of God (!) in this case. Jacob's hind quarters' strength was not enough, AND WAS SWITCHED WITH THE MAN HE WAS DESTINED TO BECOME, WHO WAS AND IS CAPABLE. When you are trying to Neville, switch!
The revelation was and is that we are not two: not a human and God. God's imagining is power to become whatever It believes/assumes It is, and become It has in the matter of the universe. It isn't dust; It is Him. The matter Him facilitates the dream Him in manifesting everything He dreams. Jesus the Spirit Him puts it all together in one consciousness: the Spirit, the awareness of man, and the physical body. It is all ONE. And so us, if we get it. THAT is the "Man" God created as His image, the "Man" Jacob wrestled with in the darkness of the brook Jabbok (emptied of himself).
This brings me to some interesting speculation. Jacob, emptied of himself, would not let the Man he was to be go (Genesis 32). The inward demonstration of power is particularly clear here: "*32:25 Lit. Ar. idiomatic construction: 'And he saw that his strength was not capable, and he neared his hind quarters, and there switched Jacob's hind quarters as he wrestled him....'" "And there switched Jacob's hind quarters as he wrestled him...." Hind quarters?
Let me crank up the speculation: Remember that the Gospel is the REWARD? I looked through 'reward' in Strong's Concordance. 2 Sam. 4:10 was something I recognized: "have given him a reward for his glad tidings." #1309 in Strong's Hebrew and Chadlee Dictionary is feminine, "glad tidings," from 1319. #1319 is basar, "to be fresh, full." Then #1320 caught my eye: basar (different pronunciation): flesh (from its freshness); by extension body, person; the pudenda of a man." The creative power of God (!) in this case. Jacob's hind quarters' strength was not enough, AND WAS SWITCHED WITH THE MAN HE WAS DESTINED TO BECOME, WHO WAS AND IS CAPABLE. When you are trying to Neville, switch!
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