Abstract
The answer is a resounding “Yes”—the rest is a defense.
In my perspective, the fullness of Jesus’ truth cannot be comprehended solely through literature, institutions, clergy, ministers, or theological experts. The genuine nature of Jesus is unveiled when one “dies to oneself in Christ and grows in His Spirit.” This journey necessitates relinquishing one’s conditioned mindset, including aspects such as ego, identity, and preconceived ideas, paving the way for a new existence to flourish in Him. The core message of all scriptures indicates that God dwells within us. The Bible asserts that humans are made in His image as Male and Female. As religions developed, we appear to have lost our connection with the divine presence within. The essence of Jesus seeks to establish a connection with the divine presence within. To genuinely understand Him requires a continual relationship and engagement with Him. God summons and unveils His truths to those selected for a particular mission.
The Western approach to understanding the truth of nature and its creation relies heavily on using the ‘Outer Mind’, tied to the physical body and its senses, focusing on ‘OUTER SPACE’ and the objects within it. In contrast, Eastern philosophy emphasizes transcending the outer mind and turning inward to connect with the ‘Inner Mind’, often referred to as the “Mind of the Heart.” This inward exploration enables individuals to engage with their ‘INNER SPACE”, facilitating personal growth and allowing them to transcend the self in order to fully explore the outer world. Jesus and his life and teachings need to be understood from an Eastern perspective.
Jesus and Judaic Christianity are now at the center of the world that is collapsing with extreme materialism and growing religious friction precipitating World War 111. It is now against Mother Nature, God the Father and the First Born- Jesus. Knowing Christ is beyond religion is becoming critical for much-wanted ‘Shift in Thinking’ to survive on Earth
Upon deeper reflection, it becomes evident that Christianity, rather than exalting the Spirit of Christ, is, perhaps unknowingly (Hosea 4:6), elevating the spirit of the Antichrist. Jesus did not call us to preach a gospel of self-interest or material prosperity. Instead, He commissioned His disciples to share the “Gospel of Life and Selflessness.” He did not advocate for bloodshed; rather, He gave His life so that we may find true life and manifest the Kingdom of God on Earth. The ominous rumblings of a potential World War III, instigated by the Christian West, and the Cutthroat Materialism they advocate do not stem from Jesus or God but rather reflect the influence of the Antichrist.
Influential evangelists and prophets have played a significant role in the American elections of 2024, believing that a new leader will bring about essential change. However, genuine transformation and Change can only arise from a shift in the mindset of Judaic Christianity. A substantial portion of Christianity remains ensnared in illusion, supporting unrepentant Jews. The non-repenting Jewish mindset and culture continue to dominate Christianity and distort Jesus’ teachings. It asserts itself through various narratives. The Silence of Christian Leaders in the ongoing war in the Middle East speaks for it.
Jesus’ call was for repentance and transformation through Him as a pathway to entering the Kingdom of God. There cannot be two laws ordained by God—one for Jews and another for everyone else. The deteriorated Jewish minds, disconnected from God, which condemned, Jesus and crucified Him, infiltrated the Jesus movement when Judaic Christianity emerged 300 years after His sacrifice. The millennium that followed is often referred to as the “Dark Age of Christianity.” It was only through the rise of Science and the Renaissance that the quest for truth beyond religion began to flourish.
Post-1900, the world witnessed the breakdown of classical and predictable science. In parallel, the world saw the emergence of New Age Spirituality, with the spontaneous move of the Spirit of God. Since, it was associated with Miracle Healing, Transformation and prophesy, it spread like wildfire, right in the heart of the scientific world. It gave rise to thousands of independent Churches.
Luminaries like Einstein and Max Planck revitalized our understanding of physics, urging us to reflect on the relationship between our minds and God’s mind. Einstein directed us to invent and know God First. Interestingly, Einstein the Jew failed to recognize God hung on the cross by his religious leaders and helped him to greet breakthrough in Science. Scientists have to be visualized as children of God seeking Him beyond religion.
Through His sacrifice, Jesus has birthed a “New World” and a “New Spiritual Backbone” within the old that is accessible to all. All spiritually attuned individuals engaged in healing and prophetic work connected to the New Spiritual backbone forming within the old. However, not all who are connected to this New Spiritual Axis are truly aligned with Jesus and the Purpose for which he made the Sacrifice. Half the people working in the Spiritual World are destined to fall. The parable of 10 virgins [Matthew 25] and many other words of the Bible speak for it. This serves as a call for vigilance, discernment of spirits, and awareness of hypocritical proclamations from the pulpit (Matthew 23).
The path forward for humanity lies in liberating ourselves from the constricting narratives that bind us and transcending religious boundaries to discover the essence of Christ. We must approach Jesus’ teachings from a broader perspective, considering the “Cycle of Time and Consciousness”. God is actively working to awaken both our Individual and Collective Consciousness, guiding us to recognize our oneness beyond religious divisions through Christ.
**God dissolved all worlds in Jesus and He is reorganizing His Kingdom and working to initiate a New Time Cycle. He is offering our indestructible souls a chance to take new space-time positions in this New World by transforming through Christ and by rising in Him [John 14:2-6]. This is the essence of the Bible—the rest is detail.
Understanding God and His Divine Plan requires recognizing Jesus as both the science and the pivot of the self-organizing universe. When we evolve our understanding of Jesus and the cross beyond the limitations of religion, it opens the door for all to accept Him, including the Jewish community, thus manifesting the Kingdom of God on Earth. In this transformation, the turmoil of Mother Earth will also subside her anger against humanity and subside, paving the way for enduring peace and joy to envelop our world.
In short, Jesus needs to be understood as a Spirit that works to help us connect to our Consciousness and the Universal Consciousness and bring us the Knowledge and Wisdom of Nature and God
The Defense of the Statement
1. The Bible is the most preached scripture, and the name of Jesus is known throughout the world. Jesus left peace to His disciples; however, the peace He imparted is nowhere to be found in the world today.
2. Jesus was not centered on money or material possessions. He preached the Gospel of Life. A glance at the world, particularly in the West and in Christian nations, reveals a landscape of cutthroat materialism. Here, we witness individuals and even nations cheating, looting, and killing for mere money, wealth, and land.
3. Jesus never shed blood and did not advocate for violence or conquest through war. He called us to embrace new life in Him and to shift our mindset from a materialistic focus to one centered on life. A world filled with war, terrorism, and bloodshed does not reflect the teachings of Jesus.
4. Jesus is understood as the Divine Plan of Salvation for humanity and the Earth, as revealed by God the Father. The purpose of this plan is to defeat the dark or evil forces that dominate the Earth and to manifest the Kingdom of God here. Yet, we do not see the Kingdom of God realized on Earth; instead, we observe evil minds thriving everywhere, contributing to the collapse of the planet’s biosphere and climate.
5. Today, there are over 2 billion souls under organized Christianity. This number could double when we include unorganized, individual Pentecostal and New Age churches. It could further increase when we consider individuals from other religious traditions who have encountered the Spirit of Christ and believe in Him. Despite this, we still see evil flourishing, leading humanity down the path toward World War III and self-destruction.
All of this serves to prove that the West is not exalting the Spirit of Christ but rather the Antichrist. This reality calls for Christianity, as the spiritual institution of the West, to engage in introspection and to bring about meaningful change.
Where the World Erred in Understanding Jesus – The Four Minds
Jesus is understood as the Divine Plan of Salvation for Humanity and the Earth, revealed by God the Mother and Father through Their Firstborn, Jesus. The Bible also references a powerful fallen angel that manifests as Satan, who enslaves humanity and turns the world against God the Mother, Father, and the Firstborn. This dynamic introduces the concept of Four Minds.
The world we inhabit today is clearly under the influence of the Mind of the Fallen Angel, or Satan [Antichrist], which acts in opposition to Jesus . This indicates that two minds are actively engaged in the conflicts of our time: the Mind of Jesus and the Mind of Satan. Humanity can only perceive light and life when it detached form the mind of Satan and aligns itself with the Mind of Jesus or God. Einstein urged us to seek the Mind of God first to discover the ultimate truth.
We witness hypocrisy, self-interest, materialism, cheating, looting, and bloodshed in our world because the evil or satanic mind prevails. This malevolent influence transmits its traits into us through a feedback loop, thereby strengthening itself. Notably, world-renowned atheist Richard Dawkins captures this concept in his book “The Selfish Gene*.
The traits that dominate within the Christian-dominated West include:
1. The trait of Judas, who betrayed Jesus for a mere sum of money.
2. The trait of Pilate, the judge who sentenced Jesus to death, fully aware of His innocence, in order to protect his position and authority.
3. The trait of Jewish clergy and lawmakers, who brutally killed Jesus to maintain their power and control over the people.
These traits persist even today, dominating a world led by Christianity, suggesting that Satan or the Antichrist governs our reality. This alarming state of affairs calls for a profound introspection within Christianity.
The Quest for Truth
Truth is another name for God. The quest for truth is the pursuit of understanding the workings of nature and God, Her master. Deep reflections on the scriptures from both the East and the West reveal that we have lost our connection with truth or God. Consequently, humanity yearns to reconnect with God and truth. This longing is mirrored in the scientific endeavors of the West and the spiritual quests of Eastern sages, who meditate for years to restore lost light and life to the world.
We currently inhabit a world dominated by science. Western science views the universe as a material construct and seeks truth through the mind, which is linked to the external material world. Scientists utilize intellect to divide and physically observe truth within. This approach has led them to explore concepts such as black hole singularity and the nature of death, revealing a lack of understanding regarding the origins and existence of the universe. This lack of clarity prompted luminaries like Max Planck and Einstein to boldly place life, mind, and the divine mind at the forefront of discourse.
Max Planck stated, “A conscious and intelligent mind is the matrix of matter.” Einstein urged us to understand God’s mind in order to comprehend the truth. This leads us to analyze the four minds: the Mind of God the Father, the Mind of God the Mother, the Mind of the Firstborn (Jesus), and the Mind of Satan.
The limitations of the mind as a tool for discerning truth have become increasingly apparent to the West. Eastern sages recognized these limitations thousands of years ago and chose to look inward, transcending the mind. The shortcomings of the Western approach resonate in the statements of Max Planck and Einstein. Numerous texts have emerged in the past century highlighting the parallels between modern Quantum Science and the teachings of Eastern mystics. These mystics emphasize the importance of going inward and beyond, to truly understand the universe. They assert that we are individualized parts of a greater whole. The Bible conveys the idea that we are created in the image of God as male and female; thus, understanding truth requires introspection and a connection to the underlying field that unites all.
Sri. Sadhguru (Jagdish Vasudev, affectionately nicknamed Jaggi) is a well-known living Indian mystic who speaks at various Western universities and engages with scientists. He possesses profound knowledge of Eastern mystic philosophy and discusses “Inner Engineering.” However, he acknowledges that even the greatest sages recognized the limitations of their approaches in grasping the truth. Indian spiritual philosophy suggests that many have approached the final door but failed to open it. They all returned saying “neti,” meaning “this is not.” This phrase indicates that they were unable to conquer death and open the “Door to Life.” It is here that I see Jesus as the greatest sage, who opened the “Door to Life” through His self-sacrifice. Thus, I an atheist accepted Him as God. He was appointed and anointed to open the Door to Life.
Through Jesus, God the Father and Mother, who are one, seem to have revealed their hearts and minds. However, churches worldwide, including the Mother Church, are often seen exploiting God’s grace while failing to grow in the Spirit of Christ to understand God’s mind and acquire the knowledge and wisdom that can subdue darkness and bring light and life to the world.
Jesus and His Connection to the East
When we take a step back and observe Jesus, it becomes apparent that He fits into the framework of the Eastern sage in the quest for truth or God. Asia, particularly India, has long been regarded as a wellspring of knowledge. However, much of this original knowledge and wisdom known to the East has become obscured over time. The Bible mentions that “the Son of Man will come like lightning from the East” (Matthew 24:27), suggesting that the lost knowledge and wisdom is now being returned to humanity. Furthermore, the account of the three wise kings who followed the star to visit the child Jesus and offered Him gold, frankincense, and myrrh [ Mathew 2:1-12] illustrates the shared spiritual quest of both the East and the West in seeking a redeemer who can open the door form Darkness to Light, from Death to Life, and Ignorance to Knowledge.
The Eastern approach to understanding truth contrasts sharply with that of the West. Eastern sages emphasize transcending the mind and turning inward in order to know the truth. Common sense supports this as the most effective pathway for knowing the Creator, as we are made in His image, and “He exists within and between.” To know God the Creator requires introspection and a movement beyond the self, embracing duality and finding unity in opposites.
Upon introspection, we can discern that both the scientific inquiries of the West and the spiritual pursuits of the East represent a collective quest to reconnect with God the Father and Mother, with whom humanity historically lost connection. God the Mother and Father are the source of all knowledge and wisdom. Losing our connection with them leads to a loss of knowledge and wisdom, plunging humanity into darkness. This disconnect can also be interpreted as a disconnection from universal consciousness and one’s own consciousness (life), resulting in a material-centric existence. This is best illustrated by the concepts of the Time Cycle or Yuga Cycle prevalent in the East [See Fig – Cycle of Consciousness]
Jesus’s birth, death, resurrection, and the promise of a Second Coming must be understood through this Time Cycle, viewed from a living perspective as appreciated in the East, particularly India. Life is fundamentally an inside-out process, originating from a point in the womb’s darkness when the Creator (or Father) embraces that darkness, eventually differentiating light from darkness.
One can visualize God the Father and Mother Reducing and becoming one in Christ See Fig. When Jesus sacrificed His life, the consciousness, intelligence, and information inherent in God the Father and Mother unfolded as a new template for creating a new world out of the old. In other words, Jesus conceived a new world within the old, akin to light emerging within darkness or the Conception of a Child in the womb.
This conceived light is nourished from within by the souls who embraced new life in Christ, walked the path of life, upheld truth and justice, and ultimately died in Christ. This light is destined to grow over time and, at an appointed moment, break through the womb of darkness to emerge. Jesus notably compared His Second Coming to the process of birth.
Today, physicists assert that we exist within a black hole and are searching for a “white hole” through which to emerge. They theorize that information is not lost within a black hole but exists in a two-dimensional format affixed on its event horizon, returning to the outside world. Some have even proposed an extension to the Big Bang theory called the “Ekpyrotic Universe Scenario,” wherein at the singularity, one universe shrinks and pierces a parallel universe, allowing time to initiate anew. This fundamental process mirrors the way life conquers time and maintains an eternal existence.
In life, the male and female collaborate to reduce their information; the information of the father (spirit) departs from its physical form to conceive a new set of information in a parallel world. On a cosmic level, as we envision a singular parent, the child conceived within the mother requires nurturing from both the mother and the father’s essence. This is reflected in Jesus’s call for us to “eat from His flesh and drink from His blood” to receive new life.
Modern science acknowledges that life is conscious, intelligent, and constructed from bits of information, possessing both a spiritual and physical framework. The physical dimension is built upon a spiritual foundation. Contemporary science recognizes that everything—both physical and spiritual—collapses to a singular point in a black hole over time. However, from a material perspective, science struggles to identify the cause for the origin and how the system can reform, overcoming time and death to initiate a new time cycle from the black hole, perpetually existing thereafter. In Western thought, science encounters death within the black hole and finds it difficult to comprehend life. This problem is resolved when we reintroduce Jesus into the narrative of the Big Bang.
We need to visualize the Big Bang Occurring in Christ and with His Sacrifice a New Template for New Creation opening within the Old. Jesus now became the Living Secret of the Universe.
Comprehending the Big Bang around Jesus Christ
I was once an Atheist, who took to science hoping to contribute something to humanity in the process of leading this life. As I left the lab and entered Nature seeking answers to the Big Questions of Science and Philosophy, Mother Nature led me to Christ. I see Jesus positioned at the ‘Big Bang Singularity Point’ today. I perceive a union between religion and science at Calvary, a realization made possible through my experience of a ‘New birth in the Spirit of Christ ‘and my continual surrender to Him.
** I now regard ‘Christ as the greatest sage’—He is the Sage of all sages, the Lord Shiva that Indian sages seek. He is the one who conquered the last door—the door to death—and opened the ‘Door to Life’. In Him, the great gravitational collapse occurred, allowing time to be conquered and His entire system or body to be initialized into a new time cycle. In Jesus, the East and West become one, but to grasp this profound truth, we must transcend conventional religious boundaries.
This brings us to understanding why the great sacrifice was necessary. All creation and all powers emanate from God. God Created both Light and darkness. He also fashioned both angels and humans. Biblical narratives attribute humanity’s fall to humans; however, the true origin lies with a powerful angel of God, who, through the development of ego and self, fell from grace and became Satan.
Jesus is the liberator who came to guide the world from darkness to light, from death to life, from disorder to order, and from ignorance to knowledge and wisdom—a pursuit shared by both Eastern sages and Western spiritualists. The Bible recounts that three wise kings followed the star to visit the newborn Jesus, presenting Him with gold, frankincense, and myrrh Mathew 2. This moment signifies the universal quest for the divine.
Both Western and Eastern spiritual philosophies visualize existence as emerging from one supreme soul, or God. The Creator endowed the universe with both light, darkness and Time. Therefore, when darkness begins to encroach upon His kingdom, divine intervention becomes essential for recreation and restoration. This plan of recreation and restoration unfolds through Christ, granting free will to all souls. In Him, God dissolved all worlds and liberated all souls to establish His kingdom anew.
By examining the ‘Cycle of Consciousness, or the Time Cycle’ See Fig, we can understand that Jesus’s birth and death occurred as the cycle transitioned into a dark age. We can envision Jesus conceiving light within darkness, embodying the unique convergence of the consciousness, intelligence, and information of God the Mother and Father in Christ [See Fig]. When Jesus sacrificed His life, His consciousness and information unfolded, becoming a new template for creating a new body out of the old.
Science teaches us that nothing is created or destroyed; instead, systems undergo transformation. Spiritual science asserts the soul’s indestructibility, which can either accumulate positive or negative content, allowing it to rise or fall within the great spiritual field of God. From the biblical perspective of creation, we become the body of God.
Being created in His image to His right and left—indicates that “God exists within and between,” rather than in any external object. The pursuit of God necessitates an inward journey, transcending self, and extending outward. God is present within individuals and among people. The Bible states, “For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them” (Matthew 18:20). What we seek in His presence becomes paramount. Regrettably, influenced by the ruler of this world, we often chase wealth and material possessions. Consequently, we lose sight of the transformative journey from darkness to light, which is essential for acquiring true knowledge and wisdom.
Where the Christian Movement Failed
The Christian movement faltered when it evolved into Judaic Christianity, a blend of the old and the new. Jesus condemned the practices of the Jewish religious authorities, who ultimately orchestrated His brutal execution. Following this, the disciples and early followers of Christ faced severe persecution and oppression, which instilled a deep-seated fear among the burgeoning community. A pivotal figure during this period was Paul, a Jewish scholar. God Transformed Him and He became a devoted follower of Jesus. He provides some of the most compelling interpretations of Christ’s teachings and the divine plan for humanity.
Three hundred years after Christ, certain emperors began to grant legitimacy to Jesus’s followers, establishing a religious status that unfortunately brought with it the dilution of pure teachings through the mixing of the old traditions with the new. This blend allowed Jewish religious culture to exert a dominant influence on Christianity. Aware of this potential outcome, Jesus spoke the parable of “New Wine in Old Skins” (Matthew 9:14–17, Mark 2:18–22, and Luke 5:33–39), foresight fully warning of the incompatibility between His radical message and the constraints of established traditions.
As Judaic Christianity took hold, there remained a core group dedicated to preserving the memory and message of Christ. However, the overarching institution was largely controlled by those entrenched in old Jewish traditions, leading to a focus on amassing wealth under the guise of Christianity. The following millennium is often characterized as the “dark days” of Christianity, during which the Prophet Muhammad emerged, giving rise to a powerful new religion that further complicated the landscape of faith.
A thousand years later, with the advent of scientific inquiry and the Renaissance in Europe, the Church’s grip on society began to weaken. By 1900, the foundations of classical predictable science broke down. This was also associated with the Move of the Spirit of God, awakening individuals spontaneously and giving them New Life. This led to a movement called Pentecostalism that Revived and gave New Life Christianity. This revival breathed new life also to other faiths, stirring competition and, in some cases, increasing religious friction.
Science remains the dominating force. However, the inability of physicists to adequately explain the Creation and existence of the universe presented a stumbling block, giving rise to hypocritical representations of religion. While the Pentecostal and Charismatic movements sparked hope for a global awakening to Christ and the manifestation of God’s kingdom on Earth, the initial promise began to deteriorate in the first decade of this century. The noble message of a ‘Gospel of Life and Selflessness’ became tainted, morphing into a focus on ‘Self and Material Prosperity.’ This shift indicated the successful infiltration of materialism and greed into the heart of spiritual movements.
The churches failed to evolve spiritually, neglecting the purpose of Jesus’s sacrifice, which was to guide humanity toward truth, knowledge, and wisdom, which are crucial elements for the kingdom of God to manifest on Earth. Today, Christianity appears to be in decline, overshadowed by the lingering influence of old Jewish minds who rejected and killed Jesus. Instead of embracing repentance and accepting Christ’s message, they have resorted to various narratives, which have enslaved Christianity to support them, diverting it from its original mission.
The silence of influential Christian leaders, coupled with the complicity of Christian nations in the actions of an unrepentant Israel, reveals a disheartening reality. The killing of over 50,000 individuals, including women and children, and the destruction of their homes highlight a troubling disconnection from not only Jesus but also from fundamental human values and compassion. As tensions escalate, the world risks being driven toward a catastrophic conflict, potentially a third world war, under the shadow of these misguided alliances.
The Reality of the Message of Christ
To truly grasp the essence of Jesus and His message, we must view it through the lens of the cycle of consciousness and intelligence. Jesus aims to awaken both our individual and collective conscience, guiding us toward a Golden Age characterized by truth and justice, ultimately enlightening our minds and offering us New Life.
However, this transformative journey faces substantial resistance from entrenched religious and political systems. Jesus seeks to alleviate the guilt that arises from humanity’s disconnection from God and the snares of sinister forces. His mission is to heal the wounds and painful memories suffered under the dominion of darkness. Jesus desires to usher us back into the Golden Age—an era of enlightenment where individuals are deeply connected to the “God Within and Between.” In this age, people walk the path of life while upholding truth and justice, strive to connect with Universal Consciousness, exalt life, and uplift the soul, rather than striving for materialistic aspects. This era was without religions. There was no war or terrorism. There was Peace and happiness on Earth.
In stark contrast, the forces of darkness work tirelessly to perpetuate memories of guilt, division, and suffering. Such conditions engender war, terrorism, and rampant materialism, fostering a cutthroat environment where life is increasingly devalued. The cycle of consciousness, or Time Cycle, illustrates this ongoing struggle.
Unfortunately, the overwhelming influence of Jewish culture on Christianity has contributed to the enslavement of Christ’s followers by various narratives. Important themes surrounding Jewish identity, such as the notion that Jews are God’s chosen people and that Israel is a holy land, have obscured the original teachings of Christ.
I am not a biblical scholar, but having died in Christ, I understand that God dissolved all worlds and liberated all souls to recreate and restore His Kingdom through Christ. A key aspect of this restoration process is repentance and acceptance of Jesus. I cannot accept the narratives of non-repented Jewish minds, which claim themselves as God’s People and that Israel is the Holy Land.
God operates as a dynamic force; He does not remain confined to a single location. Jesus sought to awaken people to this realization, yet many, including His own, rejected Him. This rejection paradoxically led to the extension of the “gospel of the grace of God” to the Gentiles through Paul. Consequently, the rejection of Jesus transformed into a blessing for all humanity. God moves into and out of individuals, homes, and nations based on whether He is exalted or dismissed. The Bible poignantly illustrates this with the image of God building His house upon a cornerstone that has been rejected (Psalms 118:22-24).
When God refers to His people, it includes those who have repented, accepted Jesus, and connected to their consciousness and the Universal Consciousness while walking the path of truth and justice. His Great Banquet has room for all, but many initially invited may miss out due to their material attachments (Luke 14:15-23). This serves as a cautionary reminder against transforming the Gospel of Life into a prosperity-focused message. This is also cautionary to those who are blessed who develop Ego.
The idea of Israel as a holy place has been deeply ingrained in us. We must acknowledge that God is the Spirit that Moves. God is omnipresent, omniscient, and omnipotent (Psalm 139:23-24). A person or place can only be deemed holy when God dwells within it. Jesus not only condemned the religious rules and traditions of His time (Matthew 23) but also faced rejection in His birthplace (Mark 6:4-6, Luke 4:24-27). He warned Capernaum of its fate, stating that it would descend to Hades for its unresponsiveness to His miracles (Matthew 11:23).
I believe that the state of Israel, established in 1948, does not represent God’s intention. It appears to be an initiative driven by a mindset of unrepentant individuals in the Jewish community, who rejected Jesus and were subsequently scattered by God. Their attempt to reclaim the land raises a question: How can God, restore a people who have not repented or accepted Christ? Consequently, this land remains a source of conflict and a significant challenge to global peace.
Many churches today propagate a self-centered view of God, tethering people to the material world. This has led to a troubling shift from the “Gospel of Life and Selflessness” to a “Self and Material Prosperity Gospel.” While money is necessary, prioritizing it above all else can lead to moral decay. Jesus predicted this downfall in the Parable of the Tenants (Matthew 21:33-46). This word serves as a powerful reminder of the trials faced by Jesus and His true followers, who were belittled, persecuted, and oppressed by worldly powers and how God would deal with them as He Returns.
We now find ourselves amid a fierce struggle against opposing forces vying for control of Earth. What we are witnessing is a birth pang of Truth. Evil can never thrive over good. This means eventually, we will see the manifestation of God’s kingdom on Earth. How much suffering humanity must endure before this birth occurs remains uncertain, but the hope for an enlightened future persists.
Summary and Conclusion
Time is an inevitable force. We find ourselves in the final phase of a time cycle, poised to enter a new one. This transformation is beyond human capability. Thus, we have a Divine Plan instituted by God through Christ. Jesus Christ is known throughout the world, with thousands of churches and individuals preaching His message of love and peace based on the Bible. Jesus came to manifest the Kingdom of God on Earth. However, the absence of peace, the collapse of our planet’s biosphere, and the looming threat of global conflict demand introspection. These realities indicate that we may not have fully grasped the significance of Jesus and the purpose of His sacrifice.
Years of studying the Bible, participating in religious norms, and adhering to Church doctrine—as a priest or preacher—will not suffice to truly know Jesus and God. To truly understand Him, one must die in Christ to be reborn and align with His Spirit. Scriptures clearly state that we cannot seek the truth or God. However, God seeks us and reveals to us from time to time for a Purpose – The Purpose is to Restore His Kingdom.
The reason God came to Earth in the form of Jesus, died on the cross, and resurrected is part of His divine plan for the salvation of humanity, the Earth, and His Kingdom. This plan respects the free will of souls. God, through Christ, has dissolved all three realms, Heaven, Earth and hell and is working to recreate and restore Himself. One has to die in Christ and be in Christ. There is a choice to rise or fall in Him. Those who are self and material-centered would tend to fall, and those who are selfless and work for the greater good of humanity will rise in the End —this is the essence of the message of the Bible.
Unfortunately, many churches seem to exploit the Grace of God and use the name of Jesus for their material interests. The “Gospel of life and selflessness” has diminished into the “Gospel of self and material prosperity.” Churches are failing to grow in the Spirit of Christ to the purpose of His sacrifice, and they are lacking the knowledge and wisdom that could dispel darkness and bring light to the world.
We live in an age marked by scientific advancement, yet there seems to be a disconnect in incorporating science with our understanding of Jesus. We are failing to bring Jesus from the confines of a religion, such that the world recognizes Jesus. We need to bring Jesus as a science and a Pivot of a Self-Organizing Universe – The Big Bang Point. This would lead to all accepting Him as God [Matthew 24] and humanity knowing their oneness beyond religion. This would manifest the Kingdom of God on Earth. This understanding is critical for averting the impending disasters that threaten our world and fostering true peace and prosperity on Earth.
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