Mosaic law implies "small pieces inlaid to form a pattern" aka many small laws to form a judicial system. That's the inversion of nature separating L(and) A(ir) W(ater).
From a different perspective...pattern/patron/pater - "father". Mosaic law tempts those who follow to form a father, while ignoring "And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven."
Mosaic law implies a jewish game...a mosaic aka a puzzle aka tikkun olam (repairing the world by bringing together).
Nature separates each being from one another...a jew tempts gentiles to artificially puzzle nature back together.
Kill homosexuals, kill rapists, kill them all
a) All cannot be killed by anyone within. One can only kill one another aka taking from one another, while ignoring all given.
b) If one kills homosexuals; rapists and all the other degenerates, then one's a killer. Who's gonna kill the killer?
c) Notice that killing (taken) sacrifices living (given)...what if only nature gives (inception) and takes (death) being (life)? What if each being needs to adapt to given by resisting the wanted temptation of taking?
Mosaic law implies "small pieces inlaid to form a pattern" aka many small laws to form a judicial system. That's the inversion of nature separating L(and) A(ir) W(ater).
From a different perspective...pattern/patron/pater - "father". Mosaic law tempts those who follow to form a father, while ignoring "And call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven."
Mosaic law implies a jewish game...a mosaic aka a puzzle aka tikkun olam (repairing the world by bringing together).
Nature separates each being from one another...a jew tempts gentiles to artificially puzzle nature back together.
a) All cannot be killed by anyone within. One can only kill one another aka taking from one another, while ignoring all given.
b) If one kills homosexuals; rapists and all the other degenerates, then one's a killer. Who's gonna kill the killer?
c) Notice that killing (taken) sacrifices living (given)...what if only nature gives (inception) and takes (death) being (life)? What if each being needs to adapt to given by resisting the wanted temptation of taking?