Car joke: Yahweh drove Adam and Eve out of the garden in His Fury.
You can stop asking AI to localize results to this Cabal Timeline because it's based on an assumption that Yahweh is not the chief deity or the Father of Jesus. Bad data will give bad results. If Yahweh is not God the Father, then nobody knows the timeline; if He is, then only He knows the timeline. Thinking that He is giving up is just listening to propaganda against Him.
What Yahweh would do as a human is revealed by the career of the Angel of the Lord and the career of Jesus. Jesus decided that His bride would be all of humanity who would accept Him, and that's one reason He has billions of followers. He divested Himself of superpower other than the ordinary power of humanity to do miracles, just to obtain this bride. He doesn't get rough, except when He's resisted and people reap the natural consequences of what they did. With His beloved He is the most gentle and patient and undemanding even when she is unattractive; that is depicted throughout Hosea and Song of Solomon. He protects all the children, even those born out of wedlock (see Hosea), and never breaks His covenant no matter how big the household gets.
Jesus never gave in to temptation to escape His position such as by substances, though He would drink wine without reaching a place of intoxication; He was offered wine to dull His pain and refused it, but only accepted vinegar so that He could continue speaking His message. When He faced the whole of the trial and prayed about it, He didn't ask that He not go through the trial but asked that the trial would be over and realized that the only way for it to be over was for Him to accept it all manfully. Rather, His "addiction" is the joy set before him, which in the Monad is the love of the Father, and which in the revealed world is the love of the bride.
Jesus worked in the family business with His adoptive father Joseph, which included building things and could have been either carpentry or stonework; He earned enough that His family wasn't needy after Joseph died, and He was able to do itinerant ministry for that reason. He rightly discerned that giving Himself in love for His followers was better than earning possessions quickly; look how blessed are the possessions of His bride today, without possessions being the goal. When He had opportunity to enter town showily on a horse, He knew it would be better to borrow a friend's donkey instead, so He was never one to show off his transport first before He had earned it in the people's eyes. He is infinitely creative; it's instructive to see what the AI takes as rumors against Him and makes into an alternate narrative (it even thinks Yahweh would be tempted by Nephilim, except that He extinguished them).
There's only one Logos, only one Way in which the world works, only one natural Message to the world. That Logos is the "I Am" (Yahweh). He has that title because He causes all things to be, within Himself. Things are good because He defined what good is and makes that the standard of the universe; the only things that are evil are those that are willfully absented of good by free will. Further, Yahweh gives us the rights to create universes in our own imaginations, of which we have the creator job, so we can understand what His position is like; nobody who writes a book is upset about being the author of the book. Yahweh has no frustration because His will is being carried out perfectly, and even those who disobey His commands are doing so within limits permitted by His will.
Yahweh is not a tyrant if He makes laws that are good and just and He gives freely to all His people ... which He does. People who don't like this world might suspect that the Creator is a tyrant, but when you look at their arguments you find that it's not about the creation but about their not seeing it for what it is. It's appropriate to recognize the worthiness of the all-powerful if He does no wrong (that's "worship"); again, to do otherwise is silly, as much so as a pot complaining that its maker is unskilled. If one has the power and skill to complain, one's maker must have more power and skill than that.
God also speaks about the silent treatment: He doesn't use it to manipulate, but only lets Himself be perceived as silent when He has said everything necessary to a situation and people have heard and refused it. He comments that when He was silent, people decided He agreed with them and was like them (ignoring what had been said), but He reserves the right to speak again at the right time. He does not gaslight, which is to tempt people to question their reality; He defines reality and lets people choose to reject it as they see fit (which leads to their questioning). Sometimes He has a good secret that is to be revealed in a future time, at which point He lets people guess but doesn't get any blame for choosing to reveal it partially over time because it's always a good addition to what has been revealed before.
Revelation gives numbers where the good angels could be interpreted as being a hundred trillion or more (some read this as implying a hundred million), and where the bad angels are half the number of the good. Yes, lucifer wanted Yahweh's job instead of the job he was first created for (his original name Helel meant he was to praise Yahweh, as in "hallelujah"). Created as a good angel, Helel investigated the theory of whether anyone could rebel against Yahweh, and realized that if it were to happen then the first rebel would have an unparalleled power and, despite everything being perfect, the rebels would succeed if ever Yahweh made a single mistake (He didn't). Helel was tempted by that which didn't exist, and broke or suspended all his willpower at once and became the adversary, lucifer and satan.
"Density" is an imaginative construct taken from gnosticism, which took its assignments from the Egyptian Ogdoad (of which Kek was a member), which ultimately comes from remembrances of Adam and Eve's family. The purpose of density assignment was to demote the Creation from the Monad, the highest level, to a much lower level, and this was done because gnostics couldn't conceive of the Monad being powerful enough to create a world in which freewill exists, so they concluded it was a mistake (which is self-defeating). So they demoted Yahweh from being the top to being below several tiers of Aeons. The reality is that the Monad is Yahweh (because the Monad is the epitome of being "I Am") and the Bible even calls the Monad the Demiurge (the Builder of Creation). So this is not a lower entity. Further, satan, seeing as he wanted Yahweh's job, worked to ensure that in gnosticism people believe he actually was given Yahweh's job because, though satan is much lower "density", he still wants credit for what Yahweh did. As I pointed out in a separate thread, many titles of the Monad are stolen from it and assigned to satan instead. Any of the frustration people attribute to Yahweh actually arises from satan's frustration and people's identification of him as the creative one when he isn't. So, much of your personality profile actually applies to satan.
The real system is that the Monad is one, from Him all things emanate, and when the Monad is considered as emanating or emanated in Himself He resolves into two, Monad and Logos, which are in relationship as one. All sentient spirits are in the divine council, and we could be arbitrary about ranks but there is an accepted system where there are nine or ten ranks among both good and bad angels. It appears to me that satan is of the same rank as Gabriel and Michael but I am not clear that they are the highest rank of all. Whatever angel takes the title of satan at any time (probably the same one all along) is by definition the highest rank among the devils. When the Logos asks for comments from the divine council, He is lowering Himself to their level and acting within their limits before revealing His sovereign decision.
If densities are taken as physical characteristics similar to dimensions (though dimension is the wrong word), since the Logos took angelic and then human form it means humans can operate on all the densities the Logos operated on. This indicates that human origin and destiny is to be at the highest density of all creation (the Monad being excepted), and that at any instant a rare human can operate in and experience that full density, but in the corrupted cosmos we don't usually operate at that level. Since humans judge angels, the highest created density appears reserved for humans and not angels.
Since I have never seen a physical description of what "density" means here, I don't count how many there are, but humans are capable now of operating in all of them; dimensions are better defined and they top out at either 10 or 11 depending on your system, and I know how to operate in all of them.
Getting back to the "reset" idea, it is detailed in Revelation (particularly 16), but it does not rise to the level of either worldwide flood or worldwide fire. Rather it goes to the level of the sea and air being poisoned, the land being unsafe, and plagues and war being unleashed. In all this time those who do right are protected and sheltered and the evils of the 7-year period essentially only strike the wicked. There is no unrestrained rage, but (as in Egypt) the wrath is deliberately measured and limited (and compared to the unlimited love for the bride).
Pretty sure the Bible covers that.
OP would rather consult with a chatbot.
Fanfic?
He's reading one, and treating AI as writing his own. Eventually fanfic universes get hammered out into reality.
Let me know if this is helpful!
Car joke: Yahweh drove Adam and Eve out of the garden in His Fury.
You can stop asking AI to localize results to this Cabal Timeline because it's based on an assumption that Yahweh is not the chief deity or the Father of Jesus. Bad data will give bad results. If Yahweh is not God the Father, then nobody knows the timeline; if He is, then only He knows the timeline. Thinking that He is giving up is just listening to propaganda against Him.
What Yahweh would do as a human is revealed by the career of the Angel of the Lord and the career of Jesus. Jesus decided that His bride would be all of humanity who would accept Him, and that's one reason He has billions of followers. He divested Himself of superpower other than the ordinary power of humanity to do miracles, just to obtain this bride. He doesn't get rough, except when He's resisted and people reap the natural consequences of what they did. With His beloved He is the most gentle and patient and undemanding even when she is unattractive; that is depicted throughout Hosea and Song of Solomon. He protects all the children, even those born out of wedlock (see Hosea), and never breaks His covenant no matter how big the household gets.
Jesus never gave in to temptation to escape His position such as by substances, though He would drink wine without reaching a place of intoxication; He was offered wine to dull His pain and refused it, but only accepted vinegar so that He could continue speaking His message. When He faced the whole of the trial and prayed about it, He didn't ask that He not go through the trial but asked that the trial would be over and realized that the only way for it to be over was for Him to accept it all manfully. Rather, His "addiction" is the joy set before him, which in the Monad is the love of the Father, and which in the revealed world is the love of the bride.
Jesus worked in the family business with His adoptive father Joseph, which included building things and could have been either carpentry or stonework; He earned enough that His family wasn't needy after Joseph died, and He was able to do itinerant ministry for that reason. He rightly discerned that giving Himself in love for His followers was better than earning possessions quickly; look how blessed are the possessions of His bride today, without possessions being the goal. When He had opportunity to enter town showily on a horse, He knew it would be better to borrow a friend's donkey instead, so He was never one to show off his transport first before He had earned it in the people's eyes. He is infinitely creative; it's instructive to see what the AI takes as rumors against Him and makes into an alternate narrative (it even thinks Yahweh would be tempted by Nephilim, except that He extinguished them).
There's only one Logos, only one Way in which the world works, only one natural Message to the world. That Logos is the "I Am" (Yahweh). He has that title because He causes all things to be, within Himself. Things are good because He defined what good is and makes that the standard of the universe; the only things that are evil are those that are willfully absented of good by free will. Further, Yahweh gives us the rights to create universes in our own imaginations, of which we have the creator job, so we can understand what His position is like; nobody who writes a book is upset about being the author of the book. Yahweh has no frustration because His will is being carried out perfectly, and even those who disobey His commands are doing so within limits permitted by His will.
Yahweh is not a tyrant if He makes laws that are good and just and He gives freely to all His people ... which He does. People who don't like this world might suspect that the Creator is a tyrant, but when you look at their arguments you find that it's not about the creation but about their not seeing it for what it is. It's appropriate to recognize the worthiness of the all-powerful if He does no wrong (that's "worship"); again, to do otherwise is silly, as much so as a pot complaining that its maker is unskilled. If one has the power and skill to complain, one's maker must have more power and skill than that.
God also speaks about the silent treatment: He doesn't use it to manipulate, but only lets Himself be perceived as silent when He has said everything necessary to a situation and people have heard and refused it. He comments that when He was silent, people decided He agreed with them and was like them (ignoring what had been said), but He reserves the right to speak again at the right time. He does not gaslight, which is to tempt people to question their reality; He defines reality and lets people choose to reject it as they see fit (which leads to their questioning). Sometimes He has a good secret that is to be revealed in a future time, at which point He lets people guess but doesn't get any blame for choosing to reveal it partially over time because it's always a good addition to what has been revealed before.
Revelation gives numbers where the good angels could be interpreted as being a hundred trillion or more (some read this as implying a hundred million), and where the bad angels are half the number of the good. Yes, lucifer wanted Yahweh's job instead of the job he was first created for (his original name Helel meant he was to praise Yahweh, as in "hallelujah"). Created as a good angel, Helel investigated the theory of whether anyone could rebel against Yahweh, and realized that if it were to happen then the first rebel would have an unparalleled power and, despite everything being perfect, the rebels would succeed if ever Yahweh made a single mistake (He didn't). Helel was tempted by that which didn't exist, and broke or suspended all his willpower at once and became the adversary, lucifer and satan.
"Density" is an imaginative construct taken from gnosticism, which took its assignments from the Egyptian Ogdoad (of which Kek was a member), which ultimately comes from remembrances of Adam and Eve's family. The purpose of density assignment was to demote the Creation from the Monad, the highest level, to a much lower level, and this was done because gnostics couldn't conceive of the Monad being powerful enough to create a world in which freewill exists, so they concluded it was a mistake (which is self-defeating). So they demoted Yahweh from being the top to being below several tiers of Aeons. The reality is that the Monad is Yahweh (because the Monad is the epitome of being "I Am") and the Bible even calls the Monad the Demiurge (the Builder of Creation). So this is not a lower entity. Further, satan, seeing as he wanted Yahweh's job, worked to ensure that in gnosticism people believe he actually was given Yahweh's job because, though satan is much lower "density", he still wants credit for what Yahweh did. As I pointed out in a separate thread, many titles of the Monad are stolen from it and assigned to satan instead. Any of the frustration people attribute to Yahweh actually arises from satan's frustration and people's identification of him as the creative one when he isn't. So, much of your personality profile actually applies to satan.
The real system is that the Monad is one, from Him all things emanate, and when the Monad is considered as emanating or emanated in Himself He resolves into two, Monad and Logos, which are in relationship as one. All sentient spirits are in the divine council, and we could be arbitrary about ranks but there is an accepted system where there are nine or ten ranks among both good and bad angels. It appears to me that satan is of the same rank as Gabriel and Michael but I am not clear that they are the highest rank of all. Whatever angel takes the title of satan at any time (probably the same one all along) is by definition the highest rank among the devils. When the Logos asks for comments from the divine council, He is lowering Himself to their level and acting within their limits before revealing His sovereign decision.
If densities are taken as physical characteristics similar to dimensions (though dimension is the wrong word), since the Logos took angelic and then human form it means humans can operate on all the densities the Logos operated on. This indicates that human origin and destiny is to be at the highest density of all creation (the Monad being excepted), and that at any instant a rare human can operate in and experience that full density, but in the corrupted cosmos we don't usually operate at that level. Since humans judge angels, the highest created density appears reserved for humans and not angels. Since I have never seen a physical description of what "density" means here, I don't count how many there are, but humans are capable now of operating in all of them; dimensions are better defined and they top out at either 10 or 11 depending on your system, and I know how to operate in all of them.
Getting back to the "reset" idea, it is detailed in Revelation (particularly 16), but it does not rise to the level of either worldwide flood or worldwide fire. Rather it goes to the level of the sea and air being poisoned, the land being unsafe, and plagues and war being unleashed. In all this time those who do right are protected and sheltered and the evils of the 7-year period essentially only strike the wicked. There is no unrestrained rage, but (as in Egypt) the wrath is deliberately measured and limited (and compared to the unlimited love for the bride).
And Jesus will return in His Triumph.
Just as easy of a picking as any other gentile tyrant emperor that crossed the line. 20 years is all I will give him.
Tyrant?