Book Description

A new look at understanding mysteries of the Hebrew God. Understanding that does not rely on miracles or virgin birth. The author alleges only 'in the spirit', an altered state of perception, can the Bible (and Koran, but true of some Buddhist works) be understood properly and made sense of. Most of the Old Testament is a history of a people. Few parts are from the spirit. Explanations about most mysteries in the Bible and the 'keys to the kingdom of heaven'. This book will expand your scope in appreciating the Hebrew God. Life in the Spirit is a mystery of old, an experience of the Hebrew God direct. Not an easy thing. Not for everyone. This book is not fiction but the author's opinions may be part of the book. Many Christian churches claim 'God is the Father, and Son, and Holy Spirit'. But in the New Testament it is written 'The Father is greater than I'. If the early church understood the mystery of the Hebrews, there would not have been a Spanish Inquisition or the Crusades. Saint Paul, who some historians don't accept as a Christian, tried to teach his congregations not to think in a carnal way about the Hebrew God. That is very hard for people to do, and even today it is something most religions can't do. Take 'Do not commit adultery'. It actually refers to worship of idols. That's why it is essential not to think in a carnal way about the gospels. Take the story of Mary Magdalene. Nothing to do with Mary being a sex-worker. It is related to the practice that emerged at the time of Jesus when Biblical Laws replaced the Laws of Moses and the spiritual way of life.