thx...looks to me like Satan is the "winner" in Genesis, urging the couple to partake of what [may represent], the evolutionary learning curve based on experience rather than blind acceptance of YHVH's dictates. Sounds familiar! ... In regard to Job, a possible outcome of the affair would be for Satan to sever His connections with YHVH and set up His own "Heaven" where everybody is welcomed. This is the message He conveyed to me when appearing to me on Aug 12, 1998. In short, this much aligned Dude is a helpful, benevolent Entity, with a new place "on high"...not as a domineering Lord ordering the minion Souls to blindly follow His dictates, but simply a behind-the-scenes helper; who btw happens to be a Super-Brain, eager to help all entities. IOW, he's now a Buddhist. ... Everybody can thus forget the various Biblical and midieval misconceptions: http://www.feebleminds-gifs.com/incubus-zombies.jpg
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "emptybill" <emptybill@...> wrote: > > > Your unconscious mythotyping is hillarious, like Sunday school tales. > > Here, read more closely what they were afaid to say in Sunday school: > > Job 1 and 2: Satan is described as one of the members of the court of > heaven. God mentions that he is impressed at the behavior of Job, a > blameless man who has lived an upright life. Satan attributes Job's > commendable behavior to his good fortune and says that Job would soon > curse God if he had a string of really bad luck. God decides to conduct > an experiment with Job; he instructs Satan to destroy all that Job has: > kill his animals, murder his employees, and murder his innocent > children. But, even after these disasters, Job still does not curse God. > So God instructs Satan to up the ante by returning to earth and > destroying Job's health. Here, Satan is portrayed as a servant of God > whose task it is to dutifully carry out evil deeds at God's > instruction. > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Yifu" <yifuxero@> wrote: > > > > imo based on my perceptions, emptybill is quite correct. Don't abide > by ancient Scriptures thousands of years old, assuming that the Entities > mentioned therein are incapable of evolving and changing. > > > > Chances are that Jesus has learned something in 2000 years. Same with > Satan. > > > > My advice: read Bibles once then throw them away. > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" jr_esq@ wrote: > > > > > > You need some help, pal. Aren't you reviving an old Loser in all of > the religious traditions in the world? You need to get out in the Sun to > bask in sunlight rather than the Darkness which has been reserved for > the entity that you worship. > > > > > > JR >
