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Beowulf Chapter 23 Study Guide

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THIS WAS THE FIRST THREE CHAPTERS OF REVELATION, THE WORD CHURCH CAME IN THE SECOND OR THIRD CENTURY.THESE CAME FROM THE SECOND BOOK OF JOHN THAT IS IN THE VATICAN LIBRARY.

CHAPTER FOUR IS THE CREATION OF THE UPPER WORLD AND THE FATHER COMING OUT OF SILENCE.

CHAPTER FIVE IS JESUS AS THE WORD OF THE FATHER, JESUS AS THE LAMB OF GOD – JOHN-I:29-IS THE LAMB OF GOD.

CHAPTER SIX AND CHAPTER SEVEN IS (ZECH) ALL THAT DIE IN CHRIST JESUS CALL THE OVERCOMERS.

CHAPTER EIGHT IS MADE UP FROM JOEL 2 AND ACTS 2.

CHAPTER NINE IS MADE UP FROM GENESIS 6:1-5.

CHAPTER TEN IS EZEKIEL 37 THRU 39.

CHAPTER ELEVEN IS MADE UP FROM THE FOUR GOSPELS <> EZEKIEL 1:1 THRU 10:22 AND ZECH I THRU 14.

CHAPTER TWELVE IS MADE UP FROM THE FLOOD.

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- THE ROOTS OF THIS TREE IS ALL EVIL, MATT. 3:10-17, AND LUKE 2:2-22 (9), SINCE IT IS BITTER IT MAKES IT BRANCHES DEATH (MATT. 7:13-23, IT SHADOW IS HATRED AND ANGER (OF TRUTH), THIS TREE IS ALSO A TRAP FOR ALL WORLDLY AND NATURAL THINGS. WHEN YOU CLAIM IT IN YOUR HEART, THE BLOSSOM ARE BAD OINTMENT, AND THE FRUIT IS THE SEED OF WORLDLY DESIRE OF DEATH, - 1JOHN 2:16 - LUST. THIS IS THE TREE OF LIFE THAT ADAM AND EVE EAT FROM. THINK ABOUT WHAT JESUS SAID, THAT THEIR OWN EGO AND PRIDE LEAD THEM TO EAT, SEXUAL DESIRE. THEIR (SIN) UNRIGHTEOUSNESS THAT MADE US ALL (MANKIND) HEBREWS 12:8. TODAY WE HAVE THE SAME SIN THAT BROUGHT ADAM AND EVE DESTRUCTION THAT WILL BRING OURS. TODAY WE HAVE 82% THAT CALL THEM SELF BY NAME ONLY CHRISTIAN, WATCH PORNOGRAPHY, A CHRISTIAN SURVEY OF 105,000 SHOW THAT ABOUT THE SAME NUMBERS HAVE AND IS DOING FORNICATION AND ADULTERY. THE SURVEY IS EVANGELIST 25.1%, PROTESTANT 22.7%, CATHOLIC 22.75%, MORMON 1.6%, JEHOVAH’S WITNESS O.5% THAT ABOUT THE SAME THAT WATCH PORNOGRAPHY. JESUS SAID THAT I CALL THE (SINNER) NOT THE RIGHTEOUS, WHICH ARE THE AGNOSTIC 2%, MUSLIM 1.5%, JEWISH 1.4%, HINDU 0.3%. MATT. 9:12-13, JESUS SAID TO GO AND LEARN WHAT I MEANETH. JUST BECAUSE YOU BELONG TO A RELIGION, CHURCH OR DENOMINATION AND YOUR SHEPHERD SAY THAT WHEN JESUS COME YOU WILL GO UP …show more content…

ELELETH - WITH HIS THREE SPIRITS OF - PEACE, PERFECTION AND SOPHIA = WISDOM AND MOTHER OF ALL LIVING. NOW ARE YOU STARTING TO SEE THE WILL OF THE FATHER SPIRITS - HEBREWS 1:14 AND HEBREWS 12:9 - THAT THE FATHER WILL SEND TO HELP YOU WITH THE SPIRITS AND POWER TO OVERCOME ALL OF EPH. 6:12.
THE COUNTERFEIT TO THE FULLNESS SEVEN POWERS ARE,

GOODNESS = OBEYING THE TEN COMMANDMENT AND LAW’S OF THE god OF THIS WORLD, KEEPING YOU IN BONDAGE, AND SLAVERY. TRY REALLY TO UNDERSTAND THIS SLAVERY. TO WHAT RELIGION, CHURCH OR DENOMINATION ARE YOU A SLAVE TO AND WHAT BONDAGE ARE YOU UNDER??? OPEN YOUR MIND TO REASON. NOT LOGIC OR EGO. FORETHOUGHT = AS IN THE PLANING YOUR LIFE, TO ALL WORLDLY AND NATURAL THINGS CALL THE VISIBLE. DIVINITY = SATAN TELLING MEN THAT THEY ARE GOD’S LIKE ALEXANDER THE GREAT, ALL THE CAESAR’S, MAO, HITLER, AND ALL THE REST OF UNGODLY MEN THAT HATE TRUTH. YALDABAOTH RAISE THESE MEN TO KILL AND TO DESTROY ALL TRUTH (GOD’S PEOPLE – HEBREWS) AND THOSE THAT ARE GRAFTED IN GOD’S WAY CALL BORN AGAIN.<> ANY WAY THEY CAN. - THIS IS HAPPENING TODAY AND

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