It must be great to have someone with a similar theology.
It was reassuring, in context of the debate, as I'm often challenged that only i have this weird theology; yet to find other scholars are coming to the same conclusion based on the text, means it is logical to others as well.
The Most Heiser: Yahweh and Elyon in Psalm 82 and Deuteronomy 32 | Religion at the Margins
This article is more academic based on these concepts; Margret justifies Paul, John, etc, which means though she recognizes the 1st temple theology, she has also mixed it into a setting that can not fit.
I wonder sometimes what it must be like for you having no faith community of like minded people.
This is the funny thing, got hippies globally who've looked at many religions, given up wealth, and believe in Oneness; it is just religious people who seem against it.
Then at 15, within the one voice coming from the throne, surrounding it were beings throughout history, who are on the same page as us...
So personally don't feel that alone, am guided by everyone, get the miracles that are needed; so am very aware being watched in all thoughts, and actions.
What do you mean by CPU and coding of reality?
In the Bible YHVH spoke the "word", in the Hindu text Brahma said "Om", it is all mathematical code...
Music is code; so when Dr Michio Kaku says, "the Mind of God is like cosmic music resonating throughout 11 dimensional hyperspace".
Thus in the center of all consciousness, there is a Singularity that manifests reality; it is highly logical, and evolves as it learns, yet computes information using logic similar to Tao.
In the holographic universe model this is easier to comprehend, as then the reality is all processed by the CPU (Central Processing Unit), like we're all in a giant computer.
Though whereas people start thinking about hardware, this whole reality is purely made from conscious all vibrating at different speeds; which is were Michio used music from seeing the quantum physics.
A Matrix isn't from the film btw, it was before fulfilling Revelation 10, had noticed how reality was mathematically coded just by observation of the Fibonacci sequence everywhere, and so was using that term as 'a mathematical grid that things exist within'.
This sounds like a Jewish thing that is way over my head.
Sorry my fault then, maybe i've not explained it well enough....
EL = God in Hebrew, which states it is One within the overall text....
Therefore when the Psalm 82:6 says 'we're all Elohim' or there is 'a council of Elohim' (Psalm 82:1), that is plural to something that can't be.
So saying that the modern Jews are wrong in their comprehension of the language, Elohim meant angels or avatars like in Hinduism.
Do you mean reincarnation like the Hindus believe?
Nope not completely, it has odd bits of merit; yet certain things being challenging lately, like the demonic people, being sent back here , to worse environments isn't true (B.G 16).
God is continuously working on all of us, supplying everything possible to make us wake up to the true reality; it doesn't work against us, we do.
Reincarnation within Judaism is called Gilgul; I like the idea that God brings back those who help in the progress of the Messianic age.
My understanding of reincarnation is based on NDE quantum physics, remembering lots of people from their past incarnations most of my life, and what all religions say, including Islam, and Christianity which deny it being within their texts, so it is more of an accumulated scientific understanding.
Zechariah is a notoriously difficult prophetic book.
Think some of it is quite straightforward, once clarifying the event timelines it is referring to, using the interlinking passages it references....
Like take the timeline of the prophets, and realize Zechariah wrote hundreds of years after everyone, so many of his points are clarifications of things already stated.
There is a similar reference in
Revelation 11:3-4.
Revelation 11:10 says 'the people of the earth give each other gifts, as they hate the prophets' (Christmas); we celebrate "unto us a child is born", as we're going to sacrifice him later, when Yeshua stood against such a concept.
It says in Revelation 11:8-12 these two prophets are killed in the streets of Jerusalem, and after 3 days raised; John the Baptist, and Yeshua, were both killed, left in the street, and then raised.
However this darkness is accompanied by the parallel process with the birth of the Christian era and accompanying tribulations.
This was the prophesied Abomination of Desolation you're referencing as an alternate side; the time to come is positively magical, this is Never Never Land, not Hooks Nightmare.
