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  1. WonderingWorrier

    The Question Islam and Christianity Can't Answer

    I think this is the point: As Moses separated the sea, and Muhammad separated the moon, Jesus plucked the corn. Level 1 - Level 2 - Level 3 Sea - River - Stream Moon - Star - Sun Corn - Oil - Wine They were separating those of level one (Hell).
  2. WonderingWorrier

    Finding my way back onto my path

    Yes it did. Thank you for your answer. I think you sounded intelligent and also wise. Religions also overlap within themselves. Each word overlaps with other words that share the same position. Thats why they sound like they are speaking nonsense. The wheel is the sense in the nonsense. Listen...
  3. WonderingWorrier

    Finding my way back onto my path

    I learned a specific sign language from the bible, an international sign language that weaves its words/symbols into the twelve positions in four directions. Its like a Zodiac wheel language weaving different symbols into their specific places. Thats how the bible nonsense actually makes sense...
  4. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    I mentioned Jerusalem is a city made of words. That might sound weird. I should show you an example of what i mean. So I will show you how the corn, oil, and wine goes into Jerusalem through their specific gates: There are 12 gates mentioned here in Ezekiel: And the gates of the city shall...
  5. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    The weaving of the word groups is what makes them far greater than any one group mentioned. The word weaving of many groups into one group makes them confirm each others meaning. Jerusalem is a city made of words. The prophets are weaving their words into Jerusalem, the city of truth. I can...
  6. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    We talked about misunderstanding earlier. The new information was placed into your existing information to form a conclusion. So that was your understanding of the word. A misunderstanding of corn.
  7. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    I know grain and bread are not the same thing. Bread is from grain. The field, the corn, and the bread are different things. But the words are connected together. Thats the point. This verse shows the corn is for the bread, and the vineyards is for the wine: "Until I come and take you away to...
  8. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    Do you think all books that mention the word corn should be changed into your understanding of corn?
  9. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    But it is only your understanding of the word that makes it terrible. You are associating the word with Native American corn. Maybe thats all you know of the word. But corn is a word that means any grain. Learn about the word: "Word History: Originally, the English word corn meant any rounded...
  10. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    Its not a primary source. It is being used as a focus point. I can change to a different focus point and still keep saying exactly the same things. So the moon, stars, and sun are said to be three different glories. Three different glories, three different judgements. And I will set my...
  11. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    Yeah there is that one. There are also other direct references to the group that you might have missed. Like here: And the earth shall hear the corn, and the wine, and the oil; and they shall hear Jezreel. Hosea 2:22 It also refers to the bread, oil, and wine group of glories. The corn is...
  12. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    Just because people can't agree doesn't mean it is open. Show me your interpretation. So how is the lion in the book of Daniel the commonwealth? Is the connection because you know the lion has been used as a British symbol? Do you think every time either the word lion or Ephraim is mentioned...
  13. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    The verse does say "the crown". Woe to the crown of pride, to the drunkards of Ephraim, whose glorious beauty is a fading flower, which are on the head of the fat valleys of them that are overcome with wine! Isaiah 28:1 So is that what you think of when you hear the words "the crown". The...
  14. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    So the seven hills are only being counted inside the Servian walls constructed early 4th Century BC. But there still seems to be problems with the number seven like between Varro saying seven hills, and Labeo saying eight hills. Others have also different opinions of the seven: "Further...
  15. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    I have seen some reasoning for other hill exclusion (bolded): "The Vatican Hill (Latin Collis Vaticanus) lying northwest of the Tiber, the Pincian Hill (Mons Pincius), lying to the north, the Janiculan Hill (Latin Janiculum), lying to the west, and the Sacred Mount (Latin Mons Sacer), lying to...
  16. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    A no-brainer would be to draw a line around seven hills and exclude other hills because they don't add up to seven. Anyway. I think you are referring to the description of the seven mountains where the woman sits. "And here is the mind which hath wisdom. The seven heads are seven mountains, on...
  17. WonderingWorrier

    Can you Unravel the Mystery?

    Babylon is heartless. As whoredom takes away the heart, and as wine takes away the heart. Whoredom and wine and new wine take away the heart. Hosea 4:11 Babylon is just like Ephraim. Consider the sin of Ephraim: The iniquity of Ephraim is bound up; his sin is hid. Hosea 13:12 Consider the...
  18. WonderingWorrier

    Mystery Babylon Identified Using Just Two Verses

    You have put wilderness as desert and waste places. So reading the verse as all being the same thing, rather than being about separate things. Can you show any other supporting verses that they are all the same thing? So what is the difference between Wilderness like Eden, and Eden like...
  19. WonderingWorrier

    Mystery Babylon Identified Using Just Two Verses

    Eden is connected to second position in multiple ways. Wilderness is a second position word. Here we have Wilderness like Eden: For the Lord shall comfort Zion: he will comfort all her waste places; and he will make her wilderness like Eden, and her desert like the garden of the Lord; joy and...
  20. WonderingWorrier

    Torah in Christianity

    Some references: Hear now this, O foolish people, and without understanding; which have eyes, and see not; which have ears, and hear not: Jermiah 5:21 And he said, Go, and tell this people, Hear ye indeed, but understand not; and see ye indeed, but perceive not. Isaiah 6:9 And in that day...
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