Setting The Rules Of Engagement

A reminder: the author of these web pages does not believe in God, for like the Greek name THEOS or the Latin Deus this is a pagan name imposed upon the Hebrew Eluhiym. Neither does he believe in the apostle Paul’s Jesus Christ, since his Christ is an imaginary light and not one “anointed” to an office.

Instead his faith is firmly based in Yeshuwa the Anointed and the Father Yahuw’ah, both of Whom require circumcision. The Dove’s name is Tor and the Spirit of Truth is Yahbeth. The Creator Eluhiym comprise ten separate Eluw’ah. Without male circumcision one’s faith has no legal basis.

Depicting the scene from Revelation 5:1-7, the Creator Eluhiym can clearly be seen in the night sky. The truth is that after suffering harshly at the hands of the Yehuwdiym for his own lawlessness (2 Corinthians 11:23-25), Paul rejected their Eluhiym and Hebrew scriptures and instead adopted the more popular invisible THEOS as his creator and saviour. Christians have been misled. Paul never even called THEOS ‘heavenly Father’. Nor can angels in Heaven see his face.

God and similar names were invented by the Serpents OM, Ba’alzebub and Sinvesta to replace Eluhiym. He is the invisible THEOS taught by Paul, Silvanus and Apol’los of Alexandria in First John, a very Pauline text, and imposed upon John’s Gospel (John 1:18; also 6:46).

Imagine! An invisible THEOS whom no man has seen or can see (1 John 4:12, 1 Timothy 6:16). What a load of hogwash. If Christ is the image of the invisible God (Colossians 1:15), then how come even he can be seen? Paul was merely playing with words. Invisibility has no image.

Above is the serpent Dragon OM in the night sky and His FIMIOL east of Antakya in southern Turkey. Perched above Him is the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, which He planted in the Garden of Eden to deceive man.

One may read these pages and become interested or else reject them as too outlandish and controversial. The choice is up to the reader. What he or she believes is their own personal business. However, this has been written after decades of observation and is one of many critiques of faith. Where there is smoke, there is usually fire. This writer believes there is a much better way.

© 2019 Wayne J Zanker [FIMIOL Photographics]