Was There Ever A Savoir?

[wizanda]

So based on the Tanakh prophecies, Yeshua came to cut off the Abrahamic covenant, and Israel/Judah (Zechariah 11); divorcing the automatically saved mentalities, and replacing that with only the enlightened saints will be saved.

Yet leaving foolish shepherds over the flock, thus Christianity (John, Paul, and Simon) is heavily misguided by the Pharisees to believe they're saved by the death of Christ; as is Rabbinic Judaism who just ignore context within the Tanakh looking for a savoir, rather than what is prophesied.

So Yeshua came pointing back to following the God Most High (El Elyon) who'd been rejected, and to reiterate repentance, not sacrifice, for the forgiveness of sin.

Thus Yeshua didn't come to save anyone from sin, Romans, death, etc; yet by murdering Salvation for 30 pieces of silver, we divorced ourselves.

Next is the return, where God only keeps the enlightened saints, who were already that way from the foundations of the world...

So unless anyone can show somewhere in scripture otherwise; it seems as only the righteous enlightened individuals save themselves by their own works (Karma).

In my opinion.

Additionally it is interesting how false teachers, often sell us a free salvation ticket simply by believing in something, rather than actually becoming an enlightened saint our self.

 

[Drew Henefer]

"Dead men lying on the bottom of the grave
Wondering when Savior comes, is he gonna be saved
Maybe you're a sinner into your alternate life
Maybe you're a joker, maybe you deserve to die"

"Young men standing on the top of their own graves
Wondering when Jesus comes, are they gonna be saved
Cruelty to the winner, bishop tells the King his lies
Maybe you're a mourner, maybe you deserve to die"

 

[Nakosis]

So based on the Tanakh prophecies, Yeshua came to cut off the Abrahamic covenant, and Israel/Judah (Zechariah 11); divorcing the automatically saved mentalities, and replacing that with only the enlightened saints will be saved.

Yet leaving foolish shepherds over the flock, thus Christianity (John, Paul, and Simon) is heavily misguided by the Pharisees to believe they're saved by the death of Christ; as is Rabbinic Judaism who just ignore most of the Tanakh looking for a savoir, rather than what is prophesied.

So Yeshua came pointing back to following the God Most High (El Elyon) who'd been rejected, and to reiterate repentance, not sacrifice, for the forgiveness of sin.

Thus Yeshua didn't come to save anyone from sin, Romans, death, etc; yet by murdering Salvation for 30 pieces of silver, we divorced ourselves.

Next is the return, where God only keeps the enlightened saints, who were already that way from the foundations of the world...

So unless anyone can show somewhere in scripture otherwise; it seems as only the righteous enlightened individuals save themselves by their own works (Karma).

In my opinion.

Additionally it is interesting how false teachers, often sell us a free salvation ticket simply by believing in something, rather than actually becoming an enlightened saint our self.

Generally I feel that we individually have to be responsible for saving ourselves. That doesn't mean we can't be inspired by those who have gone before nor be an inspiration for those who come after.