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I've recently been asked the question, as to when can we see the Holy
Spirit talking to you? My answer to this is that in the beginning of
things, when there was formless and void--with darkness on the face of
the deep, when this Spirit was hovering over the face of the waters.
Simply look at the hypostatic dynamics of the speech as the categories
of understanding: "In the beginning was the word, and the word was with
God, and the word was God." [John 1:1]
..JackNote: Super: #40 - Reversal/ Avoiding Activity; I-Ching: H36 -
Sinking Light; Tetra: #68 - Dimming, Ego: #2 - Contrast of Terms/
Self-Culture; I-Ching: H11 - Peace; Tetra: #16 - Contact, Nuance: #69 -
Profound Use/ Function of the Mysterious; I-Ching: H34 - Strength of
Greatness; Tetra: #22 - Resistance
..Understanding: Male Idea: #221 has 0 Categories.
--- to dig, to plow; tillage; a digger, tiller, husbandman.
--- to be arranged, adjusted.
--- to stretch out, be long; to wear on.
--- adapted, fit.
--- long, enduring.
--- delay.
--- a stripe, weal; wound, cut.
--- string of corals or pearls.
--- n. "He (god) Gives Light".
--- n. "He (God) Gives Light".
--- n. "watering"; watering; the autumnal or early rain.
--- spring rain.
--- to surround; to dig or pierce; to be dirty; turbid stream; dirt,
muddiness.
--- to pierce; to be pained, grieved.
--- so that not, lest.
--- pressure, affliction.
--- profound or unsearchable things.
Female Idea: #231 has 0 Categories.
(The number of Hebrew letters taken two at a time without repetition,
the 231 gates of the Sepher Yetzirah)
--- delaying.
--- n. "Yah is a shelter".
--- n. "founded by Yah".
--- the thigh.
--- as the lion; they surround.
--- to dread, eye with alarm.
--- outgoing, expense.
dolf (Super: #365 / Ego: #510 / Nuance: #65): Super: #74 - Controlling
Feelings/ Overcome Delusion; I-Ching: H39 - Obstacles; Tetra: #80 -
Labouring, Ego: #69 - Profound Use/ Function of the Mysterious; I-Ching:
H34 - Strength of Greatness; Tetra: #22 - Resistance, Nuance: #69 -
Profound Use/ Function of the Mysterious; I-Ching: H34 - Strength of
Greatness; Tetra: #22 - Resistance
"Where were you when I was laying the foundation of the world? Tell me
if you have understanding. Who set its measure--surely you know--or who
stretched the line upon it? On what were its bases sunk, or who cast its
corner stone?
In the time when the stars of the morning praised as one, and all the
bands of the angels exulted.
And he covered over and locked up the sea with gates; in its rushing out
it comes forth from the deep, from the womb, when I set the clouds as
its garment, and its thick darkness as its swaddling band. And I cut off
my ordinance for it, and I set the rocks like bolts and doors [VAR: banks].
And I said, 'To here shall you come and no further, and there shall your
proud waves be dried up. Have you, since your days (began), commanded
the morning to be? Have you made known to the dawn its place? [VAR: Were
you in the days of the beginning, and did you command the morning to be?]
Did you make known to the dawn what its place was? That it might take
hold of the borders of the land of Israel, and the sinners be shaken
from it? [VAR: That it might take hold of the borders of the land, and
the hands of the wicked be shaken from it]
It is changed like the clay of their seal, and it made to stand like
someone soiled. [VAR: It is changed like the clay of their seal, and
they are not broken like their bodies in that their breath is not like
the covering of a curtain] The light of their breath is hidden from the
wicked, and the uplifted arm is broken. [VAR: And the light of the just
is hidden from sinners, and the arm of the proud is broken]
Is it possible that you have entered into the whirlpools of the
enclosure of the sea, or walked in the depths of the deep? Is it
possible that the gates of death have been revealed to you, or have you
seen the gates of the shadow of death of Gehenna? Have you perceived as
far as the expanse of the land of the garden of Eden?
Reveal (it) if you know it all.
By what way does the light dwell, and where is the place of darkness?
That you may lead it to its border; that you may perceive the paths of
its house. You know, for behold you were created then, and the number of
your days is great!" [(c) 1991 The Order Saint Benedict, Aramaic Targum
of Job 38:4-21]
That sums it up right there, better these folks LISTEN now before it's
too late. [I believe the root of this anti-Paul stuff is PRIDE] Have a
great day Good News Runner! Tbc .." [A message for Christians from
SATAN, 0456 hours 23 September 2008]
Martin (martin1471spamfuck@outgun.com): "What credibility does this Paul
fellow have to claim he is 'God's mouthpiece' or scribe? No more than I
do..."
dolf: "It really is a question of integrity and its ugly relationship to
Australian identity--That radio Nova969 is not only responsible for the
theft of Intellectual Property, but that the material and programming
they produced on 1500-1800 hrs 23, 24, 25 September 2008 with a repeat
neurological exit {ie. Nous: #32; #13; #24} and synthesis phase which is
thematically associated to religious, racial and sexual Internet hate
speech. As involving systematic spam by manufactured (humanised)
personalities who are assisted by computer apparatus in giving impetus
to religious, social, organisational belief or purpose held in common by
persons as propagandist belief and ideology."
Guardian Snow: "Vera (Good News Runner), I'm sorry. That doesn't mean my
belief has changed about other topics and I'm sure you'll continue
boring attacks on peoples character instead of actually preaching the
Good News.
http://groups.google.com/group/messianicYehoshua
Come post a message please, I'd love to hear from you. While this is a
moderated forum, the only moderation will be to remove spam."
dolf: "There's no need to dream about what can be when you have the
power to make it happen now. Your greatest challenge at the moment is to
assimilate this kind of thinking. There is a sceptic inside you that
won't let you entertain this notion, but you're advised to silence the
sceptic for a moment and let another part of your being speak to you."
[Capricornian stargazing, Sydney Star Observer: 2 October 2008, Sydney
grocery and corner store, Hughes Street Potts Point]
"Remember, a real decision is measured by the fact that you've taken new
action. If there's no action, you haven't truly decided." [Tony Robbins]
Mark Latham (ex_labor_voter@only.idiots.vote.labor.com): "Nurse!"
Jude Alexander (A cajun@thebayou.wet): "Take your pretense at honesty
and stuff it up your ass because I am not fooled. I take back my
apology. I thought that perhaps you were okay and that I had "jumped the
gun." However, I see now that I had you pegged at first. Your "civility"
is thinning disguised. I don't claim that I'm civil. I hope TO GOD that
I'm not (as well as others) so that we can get through that fog ridden
mind set of people like you." [The Debauchery of American Womanhood:
Bikini vs. Burka, 2229 hours 27 August 2008]
COMMENT OF NNTP-Posting-Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 22:59:23 EST
Alan if you can't add anything to these discussion other than exhibit
your usual psychopathic and sycophantic snide remarks, then don't
respond--You are by evidence of past conduct a Godless individual and I
wish to engage people in theological discussion.
- dolf
- http://www.grapple.id.au/Chronicles/aboutDolf.html
"alanm" <nos...@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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That's not true Dolt. You wish to sprout your own opinionated nonsense.
QOLON NOTE:
Code: ZE04061202
Date: 2004-06-12
Astrology Aims for Respectability
Thin Evidence Hasn't Hampered Brisk Business
NEW DELHI, India, JUNE 12, 2004 ( Zenit.org ).- Astrology enthusiasts
recently won a battle in India in their efforts to obtain academic
credibility. The nation's Supreme Court upheld a 2001 decision by the
University Grants Commission (UGC) to introduce courses in Vedic
Astrology leading to undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, the Indian
magazine Frontline reported in its June 5 issue. The court decision,
handed down May 5, rejected a challenge to the UGC approval brought by
several academics.
In their petition to the court the academics argued that Vedic Astrology
cannot be considered a part of scientific study because astrology lacks the
basic attributes and tenets involved in the pursuit of science.
Specifically, they argued, astrology does not use the accepted scientific
method of inquiry that is characterized by fallibility, verifiability and
repeatability.
In 2001 the UGC invited applications from universities to set up astrology
departments. Out of 41 submissions the UGC accepted proposals from 20
universities. The article termed the Supreme Court decision "a serious blow
to the efforts of the scientific community and rational-minded people who
have been relentlessly campaigning against the pernicious move."
Nevertheless, the writer took solace in the recent defeat of the Bharatiya
Janata Party in India's national elections. The BJP, observed the article,
gave backing to astrology and other similar practices as part of its support
of traditional Hindu culture.
Defenders of astrology are not limited to India. On May 16, Britain's Sunday
Times reviewed a book published by a Royal Astronomical Society member, Dr.
Percy Seymour, in which he lends some credence to astrology. Seymour, former
lecturer in astronomy and astrophysics at Plymouth University, stated that
he does not believe in the validity of star-sign horoscopes. Yet, in his
book "The Scientific Proof of Astrology," he maintains that brain
development may be affected by the Earth's magnetic field, especially during
a child's growth in the womb. This magnetic field is affected by
interactions with the sun, the moon and other planets.
The review did note, however, that Seymour is a lone figure in scientific
circles in his defense of astrology. Sir Martin Rees, the Astronomer Royal,
has described astrology as "absurd," noted the Sunday Times. "There is no
place for astrology in our scientific view of the world; moreover its
predictive claims cannot stand any critical scrutiny," commented Rees.
Payoff, but no proof
An example of this scrutiny was a decades-long study of more than 2,000
people, reported on in the British newspaper Telegraph last Aug. 17. The
study involved a group born in early March 1958. Many of the babies were
born within minutes of one another and, according to astrology, should have
many traits in common.
Researchers examined more than 100 different characteristics, including
occupation, marital status and IQ levels. In their findings, published in
the Journal of Consciousness Studies, the scientists reported no evidence of
similarities between those born at the same time.
One of the researchers, Dr. Geoffrey Dean, said the results undermined the
claims of astrologers, who typically work with birth data far less precise
than that used in the study. "They sometimes argue that times of birth just
a minute apart can make all the difference by altering what they call the
'house cusps,'" he said. "But in their work, they are happy to take whatever
time they can get from a client."
But while scientists may scorn astrology, the general public flocks to read
what the stars have to say. Writers of astrological columns in major
newspapers can expect pay packages in the range of 250,000 to 500,000 pounds
($458,000 to $917,000), the British newspaper Guardian reported Jan. 12.
And this is just for starters. On top of this comes the income from
telephone lines. Newspaper reports put the overall income of Daily Mail
astrologer Jonathan Cainer at more than 2 million pounds ($3.6 million).
In Italy, according to the Jan. 25 issue of the weekly magazine Famiglia
Cristiana, the nation's 22,000 astrologers and assorted seers enjoy a
combined income of around 550 million euros ($613 million). Periodic
revelations of fraud and tax evasion have not diminished the popularity of
the occult in Italy. A government decree in 2002 sought to introduce
restrictions on television spots selling astrological and fortunetelling
services, especially common on the 600 or so small stations that reach local
areas. But the effects of the decree so far have been limited.
Debunked
Those looking for arguments against astrology and other assorted
superstitions now have a handy resource in the just-published "Debunked!"
The book was originally published in France two years ago. The authors,
Georges Charpak, a physicist at the European Center for Particle Physics in
Geneva, and Henri Broch, a teacher at the University of Nice-Sophia
Antipolis, deal with a wide variety of themes.
The book notes that some people defend the accuracy of horoscopes, arguing
that they have accurately predicted events. Yet, the simple occurrence of
predicted events does not validate astrology, contend Charpak and Broch.
What happens, the authors say, is that such people are convinced they are
dealing with horoscopes written specifically for them. But what is at work
is what the authors term a "well effect." Horoscopes typically use vague
generalizations, making it easy for people to recognize themselves in what
is described. These descriptions "are only deep in the sense that a well is
deep -- deeply hollowed out, that is, empty," write the authors.
Such descriptions are not, in fact, based on what astrologers know about
people, but on what people wish were true about themselves. Added to which,
astrologers count on the public quickly forgetting past predictions.
Supermarket tabloids, for example, regularly publish end-of-year
predictions, such as of assassinations, which are simply repeated annually.
The book also cites examples of affirmations by popular astrologers that
reveal a lack of basic astronomical knowledge. One astrologer argued that
two people born under the sign of Capricorn -- one on Jan. 9, 1924, and
another on the same date in 1960 -- would be under the same planetary
influences because the sun is in the same place in the sky. But, the authors
observe, this is not true at all and there is a difference in the Earth's
orbit around the sun between these two dates of no less than 780,000 miles.
In fact, the zodiac birth signs so common in astrological columns, along the
supposed personal qualities for those born under them, are mostly based on
astronomical positions traced out thousands of years ago. The problem with
this is that the axis of the Earth's rotation is in continual change. The
axis pivots, in a way similar to a spinning top, completing a revolution in
about 25,790 years. As a result the zodiac signs in use today by astrologers
do not correspond at all to the constellations represented when the charts
were originally drawn up.
The book goes on to debunk other phenomena such as levitation, walking on
hot coals and metal bending. Regarding events which some regard as unusual
coincidences, and therefore require some paranormal explanation, the authors
recommend that the public should study probability theory, which quickly
reveals that many supposedly unusual occurrences actually fall within the
bounds of probable events.
The authors conclude that society is now infested with unscientific
thinking, which has allowed the occult to transform itself from a local
affair to the realm of big business. It seems modern society isn't so
rational and scientific after all. [Copyrght 2004 Innovative Media, Inc.
Zenit News Services
http://www.zenit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=55193>]
As I said earlier, that Roman Catholic theology is derived from Magic
Squares and they are symbolic astrological associations rather than the 7th
Sabbath Jubilee chronology, makes them no less paganism as natural
divination {#3 = Saturn - Albumasaris [787-886 CE]; #4 =Jupiter - Pythagoras
[c. 580/570-500 BCE]; #5 = Mars - Ptolemy [c. 85-160 CE]; #6 = Sun -
Anthidonis; #7 = Venus - Plato [428-348 BCE]; #8 = Mercury - Aristotle
[384-322 BCE]; #9 = Moon - Hali) and therefore she and her apostate
daughters may equally be considered "children of the devil" as "Mystery
Babylon the Great, the Mother of Prostitutes and of the Abominations of the
Earth." [Revelation 17:5]
There is no way that the Papal Authority of the Roman Religious / Political
entity as State Religion can therefore make any claim to ethical
conduct--While he may go to the grave soon enough, his will do so in the
full knowledge that his soul will never seen eternity--he has no common
empathy with Hebrew/Greek Jewish-Christianity.
When do you think we'll be seeing Archbishop Pell making a public repentance
for his violation of human, religious and Constitutional Rights?
I do hope it will be before this present Pope goes to the grave.
- dolf
"Qolon" <te...@bigpond.com> wrote in message
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Alan,
Why should you as a Godless individual {ie. you bear no evidence of it in
your on-line conduct as past instances of stalking} have any care, what one
does?
I'm just offering an opinion of a fragmentry evidence there isn't alot of
history which remains of that period--apart from Philo of Alexandria as a
propogandist and Josephus (37-100 CE) as an historical revisionist.
Alan if you can't add anything to these discussion other than exhibit your
usual psychopathic and sycophantic snide remarks, then don't respond--You
are by evidence of past conduct a Godless individual and I wish to engage
people in theological discussion.
- dolf
"alanm" <nos...@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
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| Quote: | BTW I don't exactly know when the time period "And this will happen
in the first week of the jubilee which follows the nine jubilees"
[11Q13 - Melchizedek] as
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If you don't know the time period, that's even more reason to not publish
this secret information.
QOLON NOTE:
Where are my time periods in error?
It is against occult hymenealism that the Biblical narrative [Genesis
1:1-2:25] is directed in retort as Genesis (arch or the circular apeiron as
the infinite), being the view expounded further by later Greek Judaism: That
not only does all occurrence which can be measured in time come from the
apeiron, but the relativity of the time sequence itself underlies the
religious statement that God is 'arch kai teles', which as the logos,
penetrates and rules all being:
1. Begin/Arch/Genesis ... 22/7 = 3W1D [#13, #12, #29, #69 - Profound Use/
The Function of the Mysterious]
2. Cata {-strophe} ... 26J5W [#79, #26, #30, #9 - The Inconstancy of
Achievement/ Practising Placidity]
3. Generation ... 40J4W [#80, #53, #72, #32 - A Natural Guide/ The Virtue of
Holiness]
4. Torah Law & Jubilee @ Sinai [50J] - 1550 BCE ... [#38, #38, #40, #20 -
Left without Language/ Different From the Vulgar]
5. Artaxerxes' decree as Hebrew's return from Babylonian Exile & Pythagorean
use of YHWH Tetragrammation [72J] + 3(3˛+1)/2=[2W1D]} -#3 = 457 BCE ... #10
= 33 CE [#9, #31, #51, #61 - Virtuosity at Using 'Beneath'/ The Virtue of
Humility]
6. Jesus of Nazareth in midst 69th Week = 30 CE as [10J] = 490 years - 33 CE
.... [#3, #20, #52, #73 - Employing Deeming/ Daring to Act]
7. Telos [122J3W1D] - 6,000 years + {9(9˛+1)/2=[52W5D]} ... [#71, #80, #45,
#35 - Great Guiding Signs?/ The Virtue of Benevolence]
QOLON NOTE:
Various forms of Magic were nebulously condemned by the Talmud but permitted
were those associated with the use of "the Laws of Creation", a term which
was later interpreted to signify the mystical names of God and the angels:
"Moses Isserles (born 1520, Krakow, Poland died May 1, 1572 as rabbi,
philosophar and scholar who published a commentary on the Zohar was
considered the "Maimonides of Polish Jewry") who brings us closer to an
understanding of what the forbidden 'magic' was. 'The roots of the
[magical] arts are three,' he wrote, 'God, science, and nature... From God
comes... the power to invoke the heavenly princes by means of the holy
names; the scientific root may be illustrated by astrology, by which a man
can foretell the future, make talismans, and subdue the spirits annd the
powers of the stars and the like; on natural elements depends the
effectiveness of the various types of magic, all of which consist in
bringing out the inner nature of things, whereby an expert may perform deeds
strange in appearance...'
These are directly related to the astrological talismans which feature in
Jewish mythicism as Magic:
MAGIC SQUARE & THEIR PLANETARY CORRESPONDENCES
#3 (sum = 15) - Saturn
#4 (sum = 34) - Jupiter
#5 (sum = 65) - Mars
#6 (sum = 111) - Sun
#7 (sum = 175) - Venus
#8 (sum = 260) - Mercury
#9 (sum = 369) - Luna
This classification is not definative, for Isserles failed to include the
demonic 'root' of magic; his inclusion of astrology, however, which was well
known in Talmudic times but did not enter into the central discussions of
magic, is significant of the place of that science in particular and the
divinatory arts generally in medieval magic." [Joshua Trachtenberg, © 1939
Behrman's Jewish Book House, The Truth Behind the Legend, Jewish Magic and
Superstition, p 20 - 21]
And indeed the scientific basis of astrology within medieval europe as the
source of natural divination is established by their representing in a
tabular form given by Theodore de Bry in 1582 CE, as his depiction of the
astronomer and scientist Tycho Brahe's (1546-1601 CE) Perpetual Calendar of
Natural Magic, as the 'Calendarium Naturale Magicum Perpetuum Profunissimam
Rerum Secretissimarum Contemplationem Complectens of Tycho'.
Being further sustained by a symbolic theology derived from the Pythagorean
use of the Triangulation of Number: n(n+1)/2 as transposition applied to the
Tetragrammation of 'YHWH' and known as the root of nature or Tetractys, the
'Holy Four-fold Form' ie.
Yod (10) as 4(4+1)/2 = 10 +
Yod (10) + He (5) as 5(5+1)/2 = 15 +
Yod (10) + He (5) + Vav (6) as 6(6+1)/2 = 21 +
Yod (10) + He (5) + Vav (6) + He (5) = 26 and total of 72 (ie. 472 BCE) [c.
57/58 CE in Romans 2:17-24 ] and existing prior to the year 457 BCE
(72J2W1D) from whence the Hebrews had made several popluation repatriations
to Jerusalem from Babylonian exile [c. 400 BCE in Ezra 2:1-2; Nehemiah
7:6-7; 450 BCE in Esther 9:6-15].
These symbolic taxonomical and astrological associations pervaded the time
of the adoption of the Gregorian calender reforms of 1582 CE and are related
to the usage of the following Kabbalistic celestial hierarchy [Ephesians
6:12}: {
#1 - Seraphim (Metatron or Mithra - Soul of the Messiah) [#11, #2, #37,
#47 - Ignorant Guides/ Viewing the Distant/ #1, #81]
#2 - Cherubim (Ophaniel - Sandolphon {Gk. co-brother}) [#16, #6, #6,
#57 -
Laissez Faire Politics/ Simplicity In Habits/ #10, #72]
#3 - Thrones (Zaphkiel/Saturn - Albumasaris [787-886 CE]) [#15, #7, #47,
#67 - Three Treasures/ #19, #63]
#4 - Dominion (Zadkiel/Jupiter - Pythagoras [c. 580/570-500 BCE]) [#56,
#8, #16, #77 - The Natural Guide/ Heaven's Reason/ #28, #54]
#5 - Potestates (Camael/Mars - Ptolemy [c. 85-160 CE]) [#61, #73, #57,
#6 - The Superiority of the Female/ The Completion of Form/ #37, #45]
#6 - Virtues (Raphael/Sun - Anthidonis) [#60, #72, #26, #16 - Being a
Guide/ Returning to the Root/ #46, #36]
#7 - Principalities (Haniel/Venus - Plato [428-348 BCE]) [#47, #68, #67,
#26 - Ambiguous Reversals/ The Virtue of Gravity/ #55, #27]
#8 - Archangels (Michael/Mercury - Aristotle [384-322 BCE]) [#52, #67,
#36, #36 - Natural Reversals/ The 'Secret' Explanation/ #54, #18]
#9 - Angels (Gabriel/Moon - Hali) [#51, #66, #77, #37 - Non-Deeming
Action/ Administration of Government/ #73, #9]
} derived from a dependency on Greek philosophy and the Arabic astrology of
Abu Ma'shar (Abu Ma'shar Ja'far ibn Muhammad ibn 'Umar al-alkhi) (787-886
CE) which itself has a Persian and Indian, if not a Mithratic source,
exploiting for the first time the translation from the Greek language of
Ptolemy's (c. 85-160 CE) astronomical works. |
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