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  1. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Thanks Leov, Now that we've witnessed the "lightening out of the east," we can understand, when "the lighting shineth even unto the west" it be our ultimate demise. A devastating nuclear apocalypse, followed by nuclear winter, with the upper atmosphere filled with nuclear ash. Matthew...
  2. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Greetings to the Community, I'd like to introduce myself as a Gnostic Christian Buddhist. After struggling to understand the Nag Hammadi Library many years ago, I turned my attention to the Dead Sea Scrolls, and was amazed to learn how deeply they had influenced the writers of the New Testament...
  3. Armozel

    A Gnostic interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Thanks, Man. The scrolls are intensely relevant to what people believe today. I had the opportunity to see a scrolls exhibit about 10 years ago in Seattle. I was very moved to be in the presence of such sacred documents.
  4. Armozel

    A Gnostic interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Greetings to the Community, I'd like to introduce myself as a Gnostic Christian Buddhist. After struggling to understand the Nag Hammadi Library many years ago, I turned my attention to the Dead Sea Scrolls, and was amazed to learn how deeply they had influenced the writers of the New Testament...
  5. Armozel

    A Gnostic interpretation of Matthew 2:27-28

    Greetings to the Community, I'd like to introduce myself as a Gnostic Christian Buddhist. After struggling to understand the Nag Hammadi Library many years ago, I turned my attention to the Dead Sea Scrolls, and was amazed to learn how deeply they had influenced the writers of the New Testament...
  6. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Deeje, Thank you for your very thoughtful post. I read Matthew 24:29 as a possible description of the night sky during the conditions of a nuclear winter, where the dust in the atmosphere block out the starlight, as was seen after the eruption of Krakatoa in 1883. I interpret verses 30 and 31...
  7. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Ken, You ask how the Dead Sea Scrolls influenced the writers of the New Testament, there are links on the website exploring those questions. Everyone is free of course to draw their own conclusions. You ask how the Gnostic Wisdom of Jesus was suppressed? Carrying around documents such as those...
  8. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Knowledge can no doubt be used for good or for evil. Gnosis, knowledge of the divine, is not accessible to the prideful, at least so I'm told. It is the true Knowledge that delivers salvation; in Buddhism they call it "enlightenment."
  9. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Love and Knowledge are not in opposition.
  10. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    However, the Son of Man has revealed himself, and his Gnostic teaching, and fulfilled his promise.
  11. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Thanks for your input, brother. In this interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28, the lightening out of the east would be the apocalypse of Hiroshima. "...and shineth even unto the west" would be the fireworks yet to come, a far larger blast than over Hiroshima, followed by nuclear winter and human...
  12. Armozel

    An interpretation of Matthew 24:27-28

    Greetings to the Faith Community, I'd like to introduce myself as a Gnostic Christian Buddhist, interested in discussing topics of a spiritual nature. After struggling to understand the Nag Hammadi Library many years ago, I turned my attention to the Dead Sea Scrolls, and was amazed to learn how...
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