Rijn/TempleOS-Rijn
1
1 Fork 0
Code Issues Pull Requests 1 Actions Packages Projects Releases Wiki Activity

TempleOSCDV4.13.ISO

Browse Source
This commit is contained in:
Terry A. Davis authored and minexew committed 2018-09-08 21:48:03 +02:00
1 parent b84bbff6db
commit 122df6338e
78 files changed
+3570 -2729
Download Patch File Download Diff File Expand all files Collapse all files

No files matched your search

Adam/God/HSNotes.DD
+11 -6
View File
@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ $FG,5$$TX+CX,"The Purpose of Life"$$FG$
$WW,1$The Catholic purpose of life is to know God, love God and obey God.$FG$ Pope Francis said it was "to serve the other." I am High Priest of God's official temple and I say the purpose of life is to do continual offerings to God like Cain and Abel and enjoy God's response. Francis has a charity; I have a church. Jesus said loving God was more important than loving neighbor. $LK,"Matthew,22:35-40",A="BF:Matthew,22:35-40"$ And, He did not say with half your brain behind your back.
You don't know God. $LK,"1 Chronicles,28:9-9",A="BF:1 Chronicles,28:9-9"$, $LK,"Matthew,11:27-27",A="BF:Matthew,11:27-27"$, $LK,"Luke,13:25-27",A="BF:Luke,13:25-27"$, $LK,"1 Samuel,3:6-8",A="BF:1 Samuel,3:6-8"$ You must talk with God to know Him. With Samuel, supposedly, God took the initiative, but I think that is the exception. Seek the Lord by taking the initiative. $LK,"Luke,11:9-10",A="BF:Luke,11:9-10"$, $LK,"Isaiah,30:1-2",A="BF:Isaiah,30:1-2"$
You don't know God. $LK,"1 Chronicles,28:9-9",A="BF:1 Chronicles,28:9-9"$, $LK,"Matthew,11:27-27",A="BF:Matthew,11:27-27"$, $LK,"Luke,13:25-27",A="BF:Luke,13:25-27"$, $LK,"1 Samuel,3:6-8",A="BF:1 Samuel,3:6-8"$ You must talk with God to know Him. With Samuel, supposedly, God took the initiative, but I think that is the exception. Seek the Lord by taking the initiative. $LK,"Luke,11:9-10",A="BF:Luke,11:9-10"$
There's something obviously different about people in the Bible compared to people today -- God talked! Also, the people in the Bible were obsessed with doing offerings all the time. It is required that you do offerings before God will talk. Did the people in the Bible hear voices? Maybe. More likely, they used occult techniques such as an oracle. $LK,"1 Kings,6:21",A="BF:1 Kings,6:21"$ Have you heard of "tongues?" $LK,"1 Corinthians,14:1-40",A="BF:1 Corinthians,14:1-40"$ The idea is, you let yourself be puppeted by a spirit, so you say things. You try to get a spirit -- the Holy Spirit -- to talk. You might as well use a Ouija board. However, it turns-out that a Ouija board is bad for technical reasons. A really good technique is just randomly opening a book. God told me in an oracle that it is a covenant that you hold-up your end of the conversation.
You can't tell if God's talking unless you have a context of conversation, but, more importantly, you are commanded to do an offering of love, like communion preparation. $LK,"1 Corinthians,11:27",A="BF:1 Corinthians,11:27"$ When you pick a greeting card for someone, that is love effort. If you expect God to put effort toward you, you must put effort toward Him. God said, "honest measures" applies between your offering of love and His response, like a fair barter. You get out of prayer what you put into it. God wants praise, hymns, or whatever you think He might want. Try and see, like Cain and Abel. $LK,"Genesis,4:1-10",A="BF:Genesis,4:1-10"$, $LK,"Ephesians,5:10",A="BF:Ephesians,5:10"$ God told Cain his offering was not good and told him to try again. Cain really loved God! Can you imagine being so heart-broken?
Do a text search for "new song" in the Bible. It's mentioned nine times. When I hear a NEW awesome rock song, it is ecstasy for the first five times I hear it. Soon, it brings little-to-no pleasure. I did $MA-X+PU,"hymns",HTML="http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Web/HymnVideos.html",LM="#include \"::/Apps/Psalmody/Load\";JukeBox(\"::/Apps/Psalmody/Examples\");"$ for God. I also did Moses $MA-X+PU,"comics",HTML="http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Sup1/Sup1Comics/",LM="Dir(\"::/Apps/AfterEgypt/Comics\");View;\n"$ for God. When you get to the gates of Heaven, St. Peter will ask how many times you gave blood. That shows you loved neighbor. You better also be able to count the ways you loved God with all heart, mind and soul. I praised God for sand castles, popcorn, snowmen, bubbles... You try putting effort into praise! $LK,"Matthew,11:25",A="BF:Matthew,11:25"$, $LK,"Matthew,6:28-29",A="BF:Matthew,6:28-29"$
Do a text search for "new song" in the Bible. It's mentioned nine times. When I hear a NEW awesome rock song, it is ecstasy for the first five times I hear it. Soon, it brings little-to-no pleasure. I did $MA-X+PU,"hymns",HTML="http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Web/HymnVideos.html",LM="#include \"::/Apps/Psalmody/Load\";JukeBox(\"::/Apps/Psalmody/Examples\");"$ for God. I also did Moses $MA-X+PU,"comics",HTML="http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Sup1/Sup1Comics/",LM="Dir(\"::/Apps/AfterEgypt/Comics\");View;\n"$ for God. When you get to the gates of Heaven, St. Peter will ask how many times you gave blood. That shows you loved neighbor. You better also be able to count the ways you loved God with all heart, mind and soul. I praised God for sand castles, popcorn, snowmen, bubbles... You try putting effort into praise! $LK,"Matthew,11:25",A="BF:Matthew,11:25"$, $LK,"Matthew,6:28-29",A="BF:Matthew,6:28-29"$ Solomon wrote a thousand songs. $LK,"1 Kings,4:32",A="BF:1 Kings,4:32"$
This is funny -- $LK,"Acts,2:1-13",A="BF:Acts,2:1-13"$ -- they didn't bother to record anything the Holy Spirit said. The Holy Spirit is supposed to be a really good gift. $LK,"Luke,11:11-13",A="BF:Luke,11:11-13"$ Just remember, "Boys are made of snakes and snails and puppy-dog tails."
@@ -36,20 +36,25 @@ Jesus said, "I am meek and humble of heart." $LK,"Matthew,11:29",A="BF:Matthew,
I connected being humble of heart with animal sacrifices. The animal sacrifices in the Bible really seem off-the-mark from what we modern people imagine truth to be! I asked God and He said the people were, "primitive." Well, obviously, a sacrifice represents giving-up something of value, but is there more to it? It would be tramatic to see a goat's throat being slit and it dying for your sins. I'm not an expert, but sometimes they killed animals to make-up for sins. Perhaps, starting at age eight and every year thereafter, they kill a goat for your sins? (I'm just speculating.) In a couple years, it is not tramatic and you yawn and say to the goat, "bummer for you, Mr. Goat, that you gotta die for my sins." When a high school football team beats their rivals, nobody thinks twice that the winning team really hurts the feelings -- devastates -- the losing team member's feelings. The heart of being masculine is being competetive and not caring about the necessity to slit the throat of the goat. As a Catholic, saying Jesus died for our sins and that we cannot earn salvation, never sat well. I clung to the heretical notion that you earn salvation. Animal sacrifices were the heart of Biblical Judaism and although it seems satanic, you really do have to slit the throat of the goat and accept grace, a term for something you did not earn. Heck, every time you eat beef, a cow had to die for you. God said to me in an oracle that having pets was, "homo." I think God's idea of pets is farm animals you eat.
If you feel guilty for being American and want Mexicans to share your birthright, you are proud of heart. Jesus was a racist and called Canaanites "dogs". $LK,"Matthew,15:22-28",A="BF:Matthew,15:22-28"$ In an oracle, God told me He was against immigration. The Chinese intellectuals felt bad about not being laborers. Don't feel guilty about not being a laborer because God made it a Brave New World. $LK,"1 Corinthians,12:1-31",A="BF:1 Corinthians,12:1-31"$
If you feel guilty for being American and want Mexicans to share your birthright, you are proud of heart. Would it be right for rich Arabs to have to share their oil money with Indian slaves? Jesus was a racist and called Canaanites "dogs". $LK,"Matthew,15:22-28",A="BF:Matthew,15:22-28"$ In an oracle, God told me He was against immigration. The Chinese intellectuals felt bad about not being laborers. Don't feel guilty about not being a laborer because God made it a Brave New World. $LK,"1 Corinthians,12:1-31",A="BF:1 Corinthians,12:1-31"$
In an ant colony, the workers have one set of marching orders, the soldiers have another set of marching orders, the queen and drones have marching orders and the diggers have marching orders. The Bible gives conflicting orders -- conservatives pay attention to one set of passages and liberals pay attention to others. Everybody has selective hearing, but that's good because we are different members of the body of Christ.
Jesus repeats the phrase, "for those who have ears to hear" many times, but not actually at the times that matter. Jesus says several Jedi mind tricks -- He asks, what father gives a scorpion to his son? $LK,"Luke,11:11-13",A="BF:Luke,11:11-13"$ Jesus says, when you ask God for things, it is as annoying as like a neighbor in the night! $LK,"Luke,11:5-7",A="BF:Luke,11:5-7"$ He said, "I came to serve" but Jesus' three years of service were more like being a rockstar than a janitor. $LK,"John,13:5-15",A="BF:John,13:5-15"$
Jesus repeats the phrase, "for those who have ears to hear" many times. (But, not actually at the times that matter.) Jesus says several Jedi mind tricks -- He asks, what father gives a scorpion to his son? $LK,"Luke,11:11-13",A="BF:Luke,11:11-13"$ Jesus says, when you ask God for things, it is as annoying as like a neighbor in the night! $LK,"Luke,11:5-7",A="BF:Luke,11:5-7"$ He said, "I came to serve" but Jesus' three years of service were more like being a rockstar than a janitor. $LK,"John,13:5-15",A="BF:John,13:5-15"$
There are sheep and there are shepherds. You would be silly to take other shepherds seriously when they are only caring for their sheep. Sheep are very hard to communicate to, as Jesus learned. He used parables. Seed on a path gets eaten by birds; weeds choke; and the one percent is rich soil.
Just as ego causes most to love neighbor, not God, people skip knowing and loving God and cowardly get stuck on obeying Him. A desire to obey God, doesn't have to be encouraged, since it comes so naturally. Don't worry, God does not want pawns to push around. God will talk, but won't tell you what to do, even if you want Him to. Also, you'll quickly learn that prophecy does not come true and should smack yourself for wanting more than just enjoying God's company.
Just as ego causes most to love neighbor, not God, people skip knowing and loving God and cowardly get stuck on obeying Him. A desire to obey God, doesn't have to be encouraged, since it comes so naturally. Don't worry, God does not want pawns to push around. God will talk, but won't tell you what to do, even if you want Him to. Also, you'll quickly learn that when God talks to you seemingly prophetic, it does not come true and should smack yourself for wanting more than just enjoying God's company.
________________________________________________________________________________
|
QUESTION | GOD'S ANSWER
________________________________________________________________________________
|
| There are weeds mixed with my wheat.
| Some are not true. If I asked a question
| to valuable for my offering, I got crap.
________________________________|_______________________________________________
War? $FG,4$"Servicemen competing"$FG$
@@ -76,7 +81,7 @@ On socialism? $FG,4$"pardon_the_French, never_happy, never_enough"$FG$
On overpopulation $FG,4$"Okay church what_now whats_the_plan"$FG$
Favorite thing on TV? $FG,4$"Soap_operas"$FG$
Favorite movie? $FG,4$$TX,"Three Kings",HTML="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NOAd2mldQ8"$. Also Highlander$FG$
Favorite song? $FG,4$$TX,"Morning has Broken",HTML="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKoRp05L95c"$
Favorite song? $FG,4$$TX,"Morning has Broken",HTML="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH0iFkxQba4"$
God said the first bird croaked, not sung.$FG$
Favorite comic strip? $FG,4$$TX,"Prince Valiant",HTML="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Valiant"$$FG$
Shakespeare? $FG,4$had a "vile heart"$FG$