THE BIGGEST LIE YOU WERE EVER TOLD

What if your core beliefs are wrong? [what I learned about Fake Jews this week]

I was considering adding this to my series on "What I learned about Jews this week" but it is much more than that. I learned something about myself and my whole species.

I try to spend some time every week learning to read the Hebrew language.

Lately I have not because I spend my free time gardening.

Gardening is a challenge to most because what people in the #ChildEgoState do not realize is that it is not about nurturing plants. It is about control.

Anyone can grow a plant. They grow themselves. You put a seed in the ground and it can't help but germinate. It is programmed by our creator to do this on its own.

The goal is not to grow the plant but to eat its fruit. What hinders us from this is enemies. Bugs, slugs, birds, rodents, fungus, and a thousand other enemies try to steal the fruit before we can harvest it.

You must be able to identify, analyze, and control your specific enemies to be successful at achieving your goals here on earth. And if you want to do it organically without poisoning yourself you must use your cleverness, you must be vigilant and constantly adapt to changes. Children cry at their failures. Adults learn from them.

As I garden it gives me time to think.

One day in my ponderings I realized that I did not know the Hebrew words for "Good" or "Evil" so I looked them up.

I found one verse in the Bible that contained both of them.

I was shocked.

Here is the verse:

For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil. -Genesis 3:5

https://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/gen/3/5/p0/t_conc_3005

The word for "good" is pronounced "Tov" as in Tovia Singer.

His name means "goodness [tov] my [i] Jehovah [jah]".

The word for "evil" is pronounced "Ra" as in Israel.

“Israel” is commonly thought to mean "man [ish] struggles with [ra] mighty [el]. "El" actually means mighty or powerful and not necessarily "God". An "El" can be an oak tree. Elohim are powerful beings, judges, kings, etc. "Allah" literally means "the mighty one".

Do you see the problem yet?

"Ra" actually translates to "evil" in the aforementioned verse!

Striving/wrestling/fighting and evil are the same word.

Jacob changed his name to Israel because he was the first guy in history to wrestle with an Elohim.

Most people suck at languages. They only know one. I was born in Czechoslovakia so I was taught one of the most difficult/complex languages in the world from my birth -so most other languages are easy for me to learn. My brain is hardwired for it.

I could not believe what I had stumbled upon so I checked it. I did a deep dive and sure enough I am not mistaken.

What this means is that we have been taught a lie. This lie is at the very core of the beliefs of the Christian world.

"Good" does not mean "good" and "evil" does not mean "evil".

The definitions of these all-important words changes from the old to the new testaments (and thanks to King James it is used haphazardly throughout both).

The Bible translators mistranslated the most important words in our civilization and nobody bothered to check.

The verse should read like so:

"For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing the difference between pleasure/non-pain/non-sorrow and affliction/hurt/sorrow."

It implies that Adam and Eve were innocent, like coddled children, and in order to grow up they must learn what consequences there are to being an adult… making decisions that change things and living with the resulting pain or correcting the mistake. He gave them the choice to progress into the first ever human Adult Ego State.

The word that we (as a species) usually assume means "good" is synonymous with beneficence, kindness, righteousness.

In fact, I find myself having difficulty describing what the word "good" means without using the word itself. I have the same problem with the word "evil". I want to say “cruelty” or assign some sort of sinister motive but that is NOT what it means when the Elohim declare it in Genesis 3:5.

Verse 3:22 implies that the difference between Adam and Elohim is understanding the difference between sorrow and non-sorrow. Or as I would phrase it, understanding consequences, or the #AdultEgoState.

This is BIG.

This blows a lot of theology right out of the water.

"Original Sin" is nothing more than learning to be a mature adult god. Think about it a while. I am ashamed it took me so long to find this out. Nobody else has ever brought this to my attention. I checked Google. As far as I know this is the only time you will ever see this in print.

It should be called the tree of pleasure and pain.

How many preachers know this? They went to seminary. They learned Hebrew, right? At least the basics. How could they miss this?

What is more: How many Jews know this?

After spending many years trying to understand Fake Jews and Rabbis I would wager that all of them know this. Rabbis not only speak and read Hebrew but they analyze ever single letter and make a career out of it. It is part of their world view. It is no doubt the core of Kabbalah. It eliminates guilt from their actions. They seem like psychopaths but they believe they are helping us understand good and evil? Yep.

See that meme above? I would have fallen for that only yesterday. They are misdirecting us right from the basics of our faith. We perpetuate and propagate our ignorance every time we regurgitate these memes. We are not doing it on purpose. We are ignorant. We become part of the problem by spreading disinformation. We become gatekeepers. The gate is made with steel bars of ignorance.

The road to perpetual ignorance is paved with good intentions.

Goodness is not the same as honor or righteousness or uprightness or kindness or any of these other OT words… but somehow we “think” they are ubiquitous.

Incidentally, the Hebrew word for righteousness is "tzadakah"

https://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/gen/15/6/p0/t_conc_15006

Here is a good example of a verse that has both "righteousness" and "iniquity" in it for contrast.

https://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/job/6/29/p0/t_conc_442029

(Notice that the Hebrew word for iniquity is pronounced "Evil".) Go figure. For years I have been telling anyone who will listen that James Strong was a horrible linguist. This proves it. How could he have missed this? In my eyes he should have received an "F" in Hebrew and a "D-" in Greek.

How could ALL the Bible translators for hundreds of years have missed this?

This also explains why there is the strange sentence uttered by Jesus (whose real name is Joshua, BTW) in Matthew 19:16, Mark 10:17, and Luke 18:18...

And a certain ruler asked him, saying, "Good Master, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?"

And Jesus said unto him, "Why callest thou me good? none is good, save one, that is, God."

I have heard a thousand different excuses from a thousand different people rationalizing why Jesus is denying that he is "good". He is not "good" -not according to the Hebrew definition.

Those of us who have searched this out know very well that the Gospel of Matthew was originally written in Hebrew. Of course it was. Jesus did not speak to Jews in Greek or Latin. He did not read from the scroll of Isaiah in the synagogue in Greek or Aramaic. Why would he? Do you speak to your neighbors in Spanish? The Hebrew Messiah spoke Hebrew to Hebrews! Duh.

In Greek the word for "good" is "agathos" (as in Agatha Christie, yes her nom de plume means “good christ”).

https://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/luk/18/18-23/t_conc_991019

Strong's definition of "good" is despicably inane but it means what you would think "good" is supposed to mean: useful, honorable, upright, happy... that sort of thing.

But the Hebrews have a different word for "honorable": it is pronounced "kabad" and it means "(figuratively) heavy or grave or solemn". I think most people will see my point.

We have an existing Hebrew translation of the Gospel of Matthew from a 14th-century rabbi whose name is ironically "Shem Tov" (his name means "name good").

Listen to how Shem Tov's version comes across.

I will write the whole thing out so you can hear the difference from what you normally get in the inescapable Greek translations found on your bookshelf.

A young man came to him worshipping him and said to him, "Rabbi, what good thing shall I do to acquire the life of the world to come?"

He answered him, "Why do you ask about good? No man is good because God alone is good. But if you want to enter life keep the commandments."

He said to him, "What are they?"

Yeshua said to him, "Thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not steal, thou shalt not bear false witness against your neighbor. Honor your father and mother and love your neighbor as yourself."

The young man said to him, "All these I have kept, so what yet do I lack?"

Yeshua said to him, "If you wish to be perfect go and sell all which you have and give it to the poor and you will have treasure in heaven and follow me."

It came to pass when the young man heard he went away (angry) because he did have much property.

Now that you know what the word "good" meant to an Israelite it makes a lot more sense doesn't it?

Jesus did not say he was good because he openly admitted that he did not come to the earth to bring pleasure (the actually definition of the word "good"). He came to bring a sword/division.

Suppose ye that I am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division: For from henceforth there shall be five in one house divided, three against two, and two against three. The father shall be divided against the son, and the son against the father; the mother against the daughter, and the daughter against the mother; the mother in law against her daughter in law, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.

https://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/luk/12/51/s_985051

He came to bring what a Hebrew speaker would call "evil"... affliction/hurt/sorrow/struggle. He said he would divide families against each other and force people to grow up and make hard decisions. Finally, he said those in the #ChildEgoState would be thrown into a fire... even if they called themselves "Christians".

This process of becoming elohim is full of growing pains.

We are here to learn the consequences of wanting to be elohim.

We make our own decisions.

We pushed away from our mother's breast and now we must grow up. This is what the Book of Genesis says but our religious leaders and priests are not telling us the truth about it.

The Rabbis that lead the cult of the Fake Jews know the truth only because they speak Hebrew.

They have known all along (or at least their rabbis have).

The adults of God must learn to control themselves, their environment, and their gardens in order to become real elohim. Until they can they will merely be the children of God. God will keep letting them spank themselves until they get tired of it or until he shoves their worthless asses into the fire. God has better things to do than change diapers for millions of selfish rug rats.

Now go tell this to your priest. I bet you he will either outright deny it, have a heart attack, run away, or you will watch him try to rationalize his way out of it.

I like when they do the latter. It allows me to see their “lying face” first hand. After that I know whenever the priest is lying. It is a good way to baseline someone by forcing them to lie to avoid embarrassment. BTW- I wrote a post on how to detect lies somewhere in this mess of writings.

You are not here to learn the difference between good and evil. You already know it. You have a conscience, don’t you? You are here to teach yourself how not to suffer (i.e. how to avoid evil). You are learning the consequences of your decisions. You are learning what happens when you trust the words of the talking snakes (that you call your priests) as holy gospel without bothering to check it for yourself.

These are the basic abilities all gods should have.

[Note: I use the term “elohim” a lot in this post. It means “gods” or “mighties” and is plural. Some of these gatekeepers will tell you that it is like the English word “sheep” or “deer” in that it can be singular of plural. Note the person who says this because they cannot be more wrong. The singular of “elohim” if “eloh” (in Arabic it is pronounced Allah). The “-im” is always plural in Hebrew. I think that “eloh” sounds clumsy so I use “elohim” incorrectly throughout this article on purpose.

So the question is always “why”? Why do they say stuff like that. Either they are lying or they are mistaken. Whichever is the case if they were adults they would trace back to where they got the erroneous knowledge and fix it. Adults fix things. They fix things even if the things that need repair do not belong to them. And if they find the error came from a liar they kill him so that he will not infect others… the same reason we pull weeds in our gardens. Adults do not tolerate deceivers to live in their midst any more than they allow venomous snakes in their houses. This is how the world is fixed by righteousness. Righteousness is one facet of the #AdultEgoState.

Adults proactively root out dangers. It is a self-repairing system of conduct that will fix the world. Adults do not have to be paid to do it like government officers and public servants do. Adults enjoy doing it. They love honor and righteousness and truth. They volunteer to take on the mission whenever it presents itself. They are proxies of God.]