Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XV  [15 of 17]

On the previous page is a more recent image of the same site, albeit more eroded. The FIMIOL below reflects the Place of the Skull, three crosses and two tablets on which were written the Ten Commandments.

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If Acaph's sanctuary is considered the first, then pursuing a third temple is a waste of time and energy, since that was destroyed on Ab 10 in 70 CE. Why not build the fourth at Chebrown (Hebron) or Beyt-Lechem (Bethlehem) or have two in each location?

Referring to "all meeting places" or "congregations" (kol mowadhey-el), the turtledove Acaph (Psalm 74:19) declared that the Yebusite sanctuary destroyed in October 1003 BCE was one of a number where El Elyown's name dwelt (74:7-8).

This one, already in existence during the reign of Melkitsedeq, had to go in order to make way for the new sanctuary where the sons of Ya'aqob could serve Yahuw'ah. Typically El Elyown submitted to Him.

Shelomoh, not Daviyd, built that temple on the threshing floor of Ara'uwnah the Yebusite. Daviyd only erected an altar there (2 Samuel 24:18-25).

As for Paul's THEOS being "the judge of all" (12:23) and his Jesus being a mediator between THEOS and men (1 Timothy 2:5), both are patently false.

Throughout Matthew's gospel Yeshuwa is the king and judge of all the Earth, not THEOS/God (Matthew 25:31-46). Sayings in John's gospel likewise support this (John 5:22 and 8:26).

As the judge He cannot be one who approaches the bench or throne and pleads any man's cause.

How much Nirvanic thinking is in the Book of Hebrew's heaven is a matter of speculation. The apostle Paul had adapted first-century Mahayana Buddhism to create his own Christian religion.

While so many elements of it are found in his writings, others are not, like reincarnation. His version put an end to that with his preoccupation with faith, hope and love. Hebrews 9:27 supports him. He also retained the Greek Bible's THEOS, not found in Buddhism.

Observe how Hebrews 12:22-24 bears little resemblance to the heavenly city described by Yowchanan in Revelation, chapters 21 and 22.

"22. But you have approached Mount Zion and to a city of a living THEOS, to a heavenly Yeruwshalem, and to myriads of angels,

23. to an assembly and church of firstborn ones enrolled in (the) heavens and to THEOS judge of everyone, and to spirits of just ones made perfect,

23. and to Jesus, mediator of a new testament/covenant, and to sprinkled blood speaking better things than Abel."

This so lacks detail. It is just a cluster of ideas. Nor is there any mention of the twenty-four thrones or the elders with golden crowns sitting on them (Revelation 4:4).

Foundations, the four walls and gates and the enormous pyramid in the background are missing too. The Temple of Eluhiym sits at the apex.

Here Theodorus, like the physician Luke, chose to express himself differently to Paul, while still retaining many of the Christian basics.

Already during the early sixties CE their movement was starting to show cracks, brought about by singular research or else the lack of it. Paul's allegorical interpretation of his 'old testament' did not help.

From his conspicuous silence on the matter one would have to conclude that the author of Hebrews also rejected the teaching of the new Earth under a different sky. He had another Heaven in mind, a sort of Nirvana.

In addition, he knew nothing of the other Eluhiym who lived on Earth and wrote portions of the Hebrew scriptures. Nor was he aware that all twenty-four elders sitting on those thrones feature in their narratives too.

Belief In An Invisible God -  I

Belief In An Invisible God -  II Belief In An Invisible God -  III

Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  I Setting The Rules Of Engagement Is This Universe Expanding -  I My Dentist Lives Forty Light Years Away -  I Christ Has No Power To Save -  I The Structure Of Religion -  I Beliefs About Beginnings -  I

Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  II Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  III Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  IV Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  V Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  VI Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  VII Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  VIII Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  IX Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  X Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XI Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XII Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XIII Two Clouds Of eyewitnesses -  XIV Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XV Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XVI Two Clouds Of Eyewitnesses -  XVII Addendum -  I Addendum -  II

Is This Universe Expanding -  II Is This Universe Expanding -  III Is This Universe Expanding? -  IV Is This Universe Expanding? -  V The Suicide Archetype -  I

My Dentist Lives Forty Light Years Away -  II My Dentist Lives Forty Light Years Away -  III My Dentist Lives Forty Light Years Away -  IV

The Structure Of  Religion -  II The Structure Of Religion -  III The Structure Of Religion -  IV The Structure Of Religion -  V The Structure Of Religion -  VI The Structure Of Religion -  VII The Structure Of Religion -  VIII