The Crucifixion Revisited

[BirdManKalki]

Before you read the following I would like to say that I know that everybody has their own interpretations of the bible and I am not here to enforce my views, however the question has to be asked what is meant by the term generation?

"This generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened."

I think that it is safe to assume that Jesus thought on a different level then most people. He would have had to communicate simple abstract truths to people of a lower understanding. With this in mind some of the things he said can take on different meanings.

Now what could he have meant by the term generation? We can take the road that generation implies all the people that were born around that time however I think this term implies something slightly different.

It is likely that Jesus saw everything as one. This being so the term generation would be implied to the whole of mankind and not just to those alive at the time. I think it is also likely that he saw the bigger picture and therefore how he could set events running in the desired path.

What if the term generation refers to the generation of man, what I mean by this is the present cosmic cycle. Therefore when Jesus said

"This generation will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened."

This would mean that all these things must happen before we return to source.

Now I shall explain how I view Jesus actions.

In orthodox view Jesus had already upset some powerful people before he arrived in Jerusalem. When he arrived he went to the temple and drove out people who were buying and selling he flipped over the tables of the moneychangers and the stools of those selling pigeons. He knew that this would annoy a lot of powerful people. This act made sure that he would attract the attention of the authorities. Having been arrested and then proclaiming before their eyes himself the sun of god sealed his fate. As already mentioned Jesus was an intelligent person who thought on a higher level of understanding if he wanted to he could have talked his way out of this situation so why didn't he? The only explanation is that he knew and possibly the priests knew that he wasn't just setting up his crucifixion but something else that has been completely overlooked.

Now what could be this something else?

Jesus knew, just as we know now, that the temples had power and had become corrupted. What in this case is meant by corruption? Now suppose we take the term corruption to mean an inevitable shift in mans consciousness towards materialism. This would mean man over identifying with form and man forgetting his spiritual self (God).

Now if we take the term mans consciousness to be Gods consciousness in form (inhabiting form). This would be the same but opposite consciousness of (God). God not inhabiting form, being formless. However God the formless and all knowing, knew this and it not being beyond his power had already planed he would incarnate using the form of Jesus this is why Jesus is Gods Son.

Now when Jesus awoke he became God realized. This meaning he realized he was one with all, including God. Having realized this he would know both Mans consciousness and God consciousness. This would mean that God (Formless) would have become conscious while in Mans consciousness (form) or to put another way God-incarnate.

Jesus, now being god realized (God Incarnate) would now know what God knew (The inevitable fall into corruption) due to the melding of God consciousness. The inevitable fall into corruption would mean man forgetting himself and turning away from a spiritual Life. Which would lead to man forgetting himself and worshipping false idols this being foreseen by god the farther and by Jesus (being god realized, a son of God, one of Gods children) it would have been understood that there was need to intervene without the consciousness of man, consciously knowing, then to plant events that would save man from unconsciously sinning and ultimately helping man to find himself at the right time. When God intervenes without man consciously knowing it is what is referred to as a changeover. A changeover is when God intervenes without man having any idea.

"He flips the projectors, movie keeps going and the audience doesn't have any idea"

Now due to the inevitable fall into corruption Jesus knew that it was set for man to forget himself. This would mean that in time man would forget his connection with God the unformed. This would lead to idol worship and unconscious sinning and punishment of the masses, which was to be avoided without man consciously knowing. Jesus knowing this and loving us all took a plan of action that would remain unnoticed by mans consciousness.

However Jesus knew all this. By knowing this he knew the way to stop man from permanently forgetting himself. Because Jesus was in the know he saw the bigger picture, he knew that man had already begun to forget himself. Jesus knew once he had been crucified man would forget himself and consequently those in power the leaders would fall into materialism and because of their ignorance and the unknowing mismanagement of the basic instincts would unconsciously lead the masses into false idol worship and therefore unconscious sinning of the masses. However Jesus knew what to do.

Jesus guaranteed his crucifixion by purposely upsetting ignorant religiously powerful people by making them look foolish in front of many people. Jesus also upset the authorities at the temple in Jerusalem as already mentioned. Jesus also knew that man had already begun to forget himself for some of the Priests had become corrupted (shifted to materialistic ideals) and the people under their guide would follow.

"Luke 16

13" No servant can serve two masters. Either he will hate one and love the other, or he will be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve both god and money."
14 The Pharisees who loved money, heard all this and were sneering at Jesus. 15 he said to them, "you are the ones who justify yourselves in the eyes of men, but god knows your hearts. What is highly valued among men is detestable in gods sight"

"Luke 20

45While all the people were listening, Jesus said to his disciples, 46"beware of the teachers of the law. They walk around in flowing robes and love to be greeted in the market-places and have the most important seats in the synagogues and the places of honor and banquets. 47They devour widows' houses and for a show make lengthy prayers. Such men will be punished most severely."

The above passages verify some of the priest's corruption. However not all where corrupted. That year Caiaphas the high priest had prophesied that Jesus would die for the Jewish nation and not just the Jewish nation but for the scattered children of God, to bring them together and make them one. It is said that Caiaphas did not say this on his own. What follows is an important passage that is often misinterpreted. We shall do are best to translate this passage.

"John 11

45Therefore many of the Jews who had come to visit Mary, and had seen what Jesus did, put their faith in him. 46But some of them went to the Pharisees and told them what Jesus had done 47Then the chief Priests and the Pharisees called a meeting of the Sanhedrin.
"What are we accomplishing?" They asked. "Here is this man performing many miraculous signs. If we let him go on like this, everyone will come take away both are place and our nation."
49Then one of them named Caiaphas, who was high priest that year, spoke up, "You know nothing at all! 50You do not realize that it is better for you that one man die for the people then that the whole nation perish." He did not say this on his own, but as high priest that year he prophesied that Jesus would die for the Jewish nation, 52and not only for that nation but also for the scattered children of God, to bring them together and make them one 53So from that day they plotted to take his life."

Why is it Caiaphas did not say this on his own?

What does the term Jewish nation mean?

What does the term-scattered children of god mean?

In what context is the word perish used and what does this mean?

These questions shall now attempt to answer.

On Caiaphas

First we must examine the statement about Caiaphas. Caiaphas as the high priest would have had wisdom (meaning he understood the connection of all as one) and been untainted by corruption. Having been untainted he was able to translate Gods word and see clearly what was to be done. What could the statement mean that reads "he did not say this on his own" Now this is an important misinterpreted statement. Before we decide on the meaning of this statement we should first determine the meaning of the statement prophesied. In the dictionary the word prophet is described as follows,

N. Person supposedly chosen by God to spread his word; person who predicts the future. – Prophetic adj. - Prophesy n. prediction; message containing Gods will – Prophecy v. foretell.

With the above terms kept in mind the term prophesied takes on a new concept. Also if we included the statement "he did not say this on his own" we can come to the conclusion that a prophet prophesies, and that God chooses a prophet due to his ability to prophesize (Interpret Gods Will). So when it is said that Caiaphas prophesied it means that he successfully interpreted Gods will. Caiaphas knew that Jesus was to be killed and he knew why. The statement "he did not say this on his own" verifies that Caiaphas was working with God and had to interpret Gods will, not only this is verified it also verifies that the other priests agreed with Caiaphas. This would mean the majority of priests were believers and if the priests were believers so were the people.

On The Jewish Nation

Now we should interpret what the statement Jewish Nation means. We know that the term gentiles refers to non believers atheists, would it not then seem logical that the term Jewish Nation refers to the believers, those who believe in the lord. And that it isn't as thought by the masses, just to do with blood? This would mean that the term Jew in the bible symbolizes a believer, and not just a person of Jewish ancestry. It is also said that the Jews are Gods Chosen People, now if we take the term Jews to mean in this case believers, then if we take a believer to be a person that believes in God, that would mean all those who believe in God are Gods Chosen People, which is an obvious statement.

On the Scattered Children Of God

Now we should interpret what the statement-scattered children of God means. It is said that Caiaphas also prophesized that Jesus would die not just for the Jewish nation but also for the scatted children of God and that he would bring them together and make them one. Now if we take the statement-scattered children of God to refer to the masses that were to populate the earth and forget they were Gods children due to the (inevitable fall into corruption). Then this would mean the Gentiles (Atheists) who have forgotten they are Gods children will become One Nation again with the Believers, via understanding the message. When the other Priests use the term nation they too are referring to the Nation of believers. They were worried about being destroyed not as a nation of Jewish ancestry but as a Nation of Believers and the believers were to Perish due to the inevitable fall into corruption via unconsciously sinning. The Priest were debating whether or not Jesus was the Prophesized Messiah if they had been wrong about Jesus then man would have unconsciously sinned. However they weren't wrong.

"50You do not realize that it is better for you that one man die for the people then that the whole nation perish."

It needs to be asked what this statement means. We shall do this by first displaying in what context the word nation is used. We shall assume the priests knew of the Inevitable Fall Into Corruption and why Jesus was to be sacrificed due to Caiaphas successful Prophesizing. This being so the term Nation in the above statement refers to the entire Nation Of Believers, Gods Chosen People or in one short term Jews. Now we shall display what context the term perish is used in the above statement. It must be remembered that due to the Inevitable Fall Into Corruption, God would not have been worshiped and that false idols would, and have been worshiped. This being the case The Nation would have been unconsciously sinning and would thus have to Perish. Unless a changeover took place.

Why save Barabbas?

Now I have written enough information for it to be understood why Barabbas was freed. As we know now, the church is corrupt however who's image do its followers worship?

This is why the Jews screamed for Barabbas to be set free, this is why the Jews are said to have plotted to kill Jesus. This is why Pilate was confused because they wanted to kill their own Messiah. This is why Jesus refused to answer the priest's accusations. This is why Jesus rode in on a donkey why he flipped the tables, this is why the people loved him this is why Jesus loves you. It's all one big changeover.

Having really understood the meanings of the statements Generation, Changeover, Jewish Nation, Scattered Children of God, and the Inevitable Fall Into Corruption the answer as to why Jesus Loves you will come to you.

Your comments anyone?

"You know nothing at all! 50You do not realize that it is better for you that one man die for the people then that the whole nation perish. He did not say this on his own, but as a high priest that year he prophesied that Jesus would die for the Jewish nation, 52and not just for that nation but for the scattered children of God, to bring them together and make them one "

Reread Revelation and see.

Hey it can't rain all the time.

With this understood Download if you want, Johnny Nash (I Can See Clearly)

"My son, do not make light of the lords discipline, and do not lose heart when he rebukes you, because the lord disciplines those he loves, and punishes everyone he accepts as a son"

"Abashed the Devil stood and felt how awful goodness is, a virtue in her shape how lovely"



BIRDMAN