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From what I have noticed is that the Gospel of John is the Sovereign Kingdom of God approach then the other Gospels ....... Where believer who convert to Jesus Christ move from the kingdom of darkness where people lost to God dwell , into the kingdom of Heaven which God through Jesus has His authority ...... So when people are deconverted then they fall back in the world and into the hands of the Kingdom of darkness ...... Where people in ministry who fall away would find themselves in a spiritual authority which would be dangerous world and could live a very short life after that , as God anointing is removed then the devil can play
Don't worry, it's a very short and easy read, and you can finish it in an afternoon. Basically it boils down to this, the other Gospel writers were secondhand witnesses, being converted at some point after Jesus died (Luke for instance was a medic of some sort, and it shows from his descriptions of medicine). John is ascribed to Jesus's disciple John, but it is clearly not his writing style (we he his writing style in Revelations). Rather it was actually written by the "disciple whom Jesus loved." Who is this disciple? I won't give it away.
In my opinion, the other 3 gospels mainly aim on witnessing the deeds of Jesus Christ. They didn't go too much into details about the deity of Jesus Christ as it's either not fully legal or even offensive to the Jews in power who may ban or persecute early church and Christians. John is the last left thus he can look for a chance to write about Jesus' deity.
All 4 gospels have a theme about a different aspects of Jesus. John present Jesus as God. Mark presents Him as a servant. Luke present Him as a man and Matthew present Him as the king in the line of David.
Blah, blah...What?...
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This is prophesied in the O.T. where the Messiah is called a branch.
The word in the Tanakh is "shoot"...
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In Jer 23:5 the branch is righteous and will be a king.
Jesus never did any of this...
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In Zech 3:8 the branch is a servant. It is the only gospel that says Jesus came to serve not to be served.
This is speaking about. Zerubbabel...
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In Zech 6:12 the branch is a man---The Gospel of Luke traces Jesus genealogy back to Adam, the first man.
The fact that omega feels his holy book shouldn't be more closely studied is astounding, but typical. God forbid a believer put the work into learning as much as possible about their book. It's either laziness or. ....well, it's laziness.
If holy book is a highly venerated text associated with a particular practice then it is worth noting that holy is a part of the overall properties which cumulatively contribute to the text's composition, such as a bicycle contains a gear but is not a gear particularly.
The fact that omega feels his holy book shouldn't be more closely studied is astounding, but typical. God forbid a believer put the work into learning as much as possible about their book. It's either laziness or. ....well, it's laziness.
So he's just going off of what he's been taught...
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