“What is his flesh? His flesh is the Word [Logos], and his blood is the Holy Spirit [Pneuma]. Whoever receives these has food, drink, and clothing. “Some say there is no resurrection. For those who say, “There is no resurrection,” tell me what will arise?
“No one will hide something valuable in a great thing, but often someone will hide their treasure in an inconspicuous place. It’s the same with the soul, which is very precious and is incarnated in perishable matter. “Some are afraid that they’ll arise naked. So,
“Jesus is a hidden name. Christ is a manifested name. So Yeshua is not translated, but he’s called by his name, Jesus. But the name Christ in Syriac is Messiah, in Greek Khristos, and all the others have it according to their own language. “The
“Some say Mary was impregnated by the grace of the Holy Spirit, but they do not know what they say. How could the Feminine impregnate the Feminine? “Mary is the virgin silence [parthenos] which no evil power defiles or distracts; she abides as the immaculate
“Before the coming of Christ, there was no bread in the world. In paradise, there were many trees to feed the animals; humans fed themselves like animals. There was no bread until Christ, the fulfilled human, came; He brought bread from heaven so that
“The high spiritual powers [Archons] wanted to deceive humanity, because they saw that humanity had a kinship with the Divine. [So] they took the name of those that are good and gave it to those that are not good, making words deceptive and joining them
“There is a name which is not heard in the world: It is the name that the Father gave the Son; it is above everything, it expresses the Father. The Son wouldn’t have become the Father unless he had taken the name of the Father.
“All that is composite will decompose and return to its origin. But those who are awakened to Reality without beginning or end know the uncreated and eternal. “The names we give to worldly realities are deceptive, creating illusions and turning our hearts away from reality
In what we call “The Real World,” what counts most is power, strength, intelligence, and self-confidence. Our society teaches us that to succeed, we must be powerful, confident, and in control. Yet, there’s a fascinating concept found in one of the Apostle Paul’s epistles that presents an entirely different perspective—one that turns those values upside down. It’s the paradox of the Kingdom of God and we can summarize what Paul says like this: True strength is found in weakness, and... Read more
“It wasn’t just at the time of his manifestation that he laid down his life, but since the beginning of creation that he gave his life in offering. In the hour of his desire, he came to deliver this offering. Since it had been promised,
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