Gen 1, 2, 3 & John 1 – Creation

This video shows an illustration of the creation of our universe and some core principles explaining some questions raised about deities referenced in the Bible.

1. Is there more than one creation? If so how many?

• Yes, there were three major creations of the universe and one detailed creation on earth. Two powerful expansive physical creations by God, one dark and one light created at the exact same instance but do not have much detail. These two creations took billions of earth years to expand in 3 and 4 dimensions but much quicker in other dimensions. There is also a detailed creation on earth by God (possibly by the Spirit of God) at a lower state. Then there is an extradimensional spiritual creation by the LORD God which is an image of the physical heavens and earth superimposed around it. It is not clear how many layers there are in the LORD God's creation but it does include the places of Heaven, Earth, Death, Hades and the Abyss. These are all Earth like realms and can appear in the physical creation. All these make up our universe. Are there other creations within our Creation? I would say yes, but that information has not been strongly confirmed at this time. There may be other Universes as well.
• Both sides of God’s creation have an equal amount of power, principalities, dominions and angels which make up 2/3 of the angels. When the Word of God comes he/she comes from one side or the other and the opposing side is there to test that Word. This is the way God created and demonstrates the “goodness” and “fairness” of God and of Creation.
• The LORD God created 1/3 of the angels including Michael and the Serpent and also Adam & Eve. Does all humanity come from Adam & Eve? Possibly, but not necessarily. While the LORD God only created one Adam and Eve God may have created more than one man and woman on earth which would explain where the different races come from.

2. Was Jesus created and was he the firstborn of creation?

• Yes, he is the firstborn of the “bright (sun)” side of our creation, at the beginning before the LORD God’s creation which is why he is the “Bright Morning Star”, but there was a “dark” side of creation as well both from God.

3. Who is the LORD God (Genesis 2) or Lord God (Revelation 1:8) and was he created and are they the same person?

• The “Lord” God makes up the part of God that is manifested in 3 different forms or persons. These three persons are the Alpha & Omega (Father), First & Last (Son) and Beginning & End (Holy Spirit). We see a transition from Genesis to Revelation from God to the LORD God to the LORD to the Lord and back up to the Lord God and today moving back to the LORD God and then to God again.
• The words Father, Son and Holy Spirit are coming to an end and are being replaced with the Alpha & Omega, the First & Last and the Beginning & End and all 3 are the same person. The words Father, Son and Holy Spirit became kings and fell and were subdued by the little horn, the scarlet beast or the man of lawlessness who many call the antichrist even though he is not.
• This is why it is time for the traditional view of the Trinity to be adjusted a bit because that view is no longer accurate.
• The Lord God existed before Jesus was created or born which is why he has the authority to give Jesus the throne of his father David (Luke 1:32). Their dominion, kingdom or creation lasts forever and they are the most high of that kingdom there are no others. See Daniel 7.

4. Adam & Eve & the Serpent

• The LORD God created Adam from the dust of the ground person #1 and then breathed into him a spirit person #2 who is the invisible image of person #1. Invisible until the Day of the Lord. These two were one until the Day of the Lord or judgment day when they become two. One for the flesh and one for the spirit.
• All those in Adam die which is why we must believe in Jesus (we don't have to know him we just need to believe in him) to live because he is the last Adam and a life giving spirit. Men & women who believe become the offspring of Eve the mother of all the living. Therefore, those who believe are with the last Adam & Eve and go with the spirit. Those who continue to not believe go with the flesh until it is completely destroyed. Once the flesh has been totally destroyed it’s destination is the lake of fire which is the second death but their spirit will be resurrected and saved. Only the part of them that is dead will be destroyed their conscious part will be saved but will not be saved to Heaven this time around. They will have to wait until they learn why God did what he did.
• Those who wash their robes in the blood of the Lamb will not be harmed by the 2nd death no matter which direction is chosen. There's still time to wash our robes. What does washing our robes mean? It means first and foremost choosing to believe the truth and if needed clean up our act.
• There is also enmity between the Serpents offspring and the offspring of Eve because the offspring of the Serpent opposes the offspring of Eve the mother of the living or believers. The influence of both the Serpent and Eve can come from either the man or woman. While the Serpent and Eve are real creations of the LORD God, they are gender neutral in their influence and are examples of the different spiritual conditions that exist in the human race. They are, however, real forces that influence our behaviour which we should learn to overcome as we mature and should not continue to blame them for our actions.

5. The Word, the Word of God and the word of God

• No where is it written that Jesus or Jesus Christ is the Word, the Word of God or the word of God. What is written, however, is that the testimony of Jesus Christ is the "word of God" and the testimony of Jesus is the "spirit of prophecy". Also, the Word of God has a name that only he knows and i don't expect him to tell anyone his name.
• All we know about the Word is that the person who was with God in the beginning is the person who became flesh. When Jesus was on earth he represented a multitude of people and 3 who have more authority than the others but as we get to Revelation Jesus separates himself from all others and tells us exactly who he is. I'm leaning in the direction that the Most High came down as the Word who then became flesh as the Lamb as a backup in case Jesus the man needed help and Jesus did ask for help. He did, however, pray that God's will be done not his will. Even though help was given to him since he added those words the credit was given back to him. Also, the Most High ( I ) is not the Father ( You ) and the Father is not the Most High but those two work together and fundamentally are who God is. While they do go by a name at times (such as on the Day of the Lord) on the Day of the God they remove themselves from any name and only go by "You" and "I". Even though "I" is the most high "You" is greater than "I". Which one should we acknowledge as God? While it was difficult to determine which one to call God and the things they get involved with at times is hard for many to understand I have come to accept the one who is greater than all should be called God.