Oh here it is, https://www.nobeliefs.com/DarkBible/DarkBibleContents.htm you’re welcome 
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Thank you ever so kindly
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you’re welcome once again
I hear ya! 
I’ll pop this here for your consideration, someone posted recently asking whether there was any value to renouncing that stuff, I based my reply on the experience I had:
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Those things aren’t as terrible as you make it out to be in context. The bashing of children’s heads is from a Psalm written by David where he prays that God would dash the children of the Phoenicians (some enemies of Israel) against the rocks, but there’s no record of God answering such a prayer.
And the “isolation” is actually a sentiment about the creative power inherent in women but no one understands that because they read it in English and don’t properly understand the Hebrew context.
It’s also improper to judge a culture by knowledge and values that they would not possess. Furthermore, all ancient myths have gods or their faithful murdering others, but no one points fingers at Nordic mythology and says, “Look at how evil and uncivilized they were.” Because we generally have a better view of Scandinavian values than ancient 3000 year old Hebrew texts.
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While all cultures do have their faithful murdering others, they OWN up to it. They don’t gloss over it.
If i mentioned half of what you agreed to that’s actually written in the bible, an average christian would laugh, call me a liar and go on their jolly way without once checking if any of those were true.
The difference between those other cultures and the christian one is that they never attempt to hide the true nature of their murderous gods. Christianity however tells you that god is ever loving and gentle and that he is only a jealous god and won’t answer your prayers if you sinned. Generally the pastor only mentions god smiting people but only for just reasons (which in some cases in the bible is not true)
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I have found that if you interpret portions of the Bible from an occult, metaphysical perspective, you can find some statements as it pertains to magick. In the Old Testament, Moses and his brother Aaron were sorcerers! Elijah the prophet was a mage. Ezekiel had an encounter with a UFO! King Solomon was a legendary sorcerer. Jesus was constantly called a sorcerer in the New Testament.
So “don’t throw the Baby out with the bath water”, so to speak.
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“Jesus was constantly called a sorcerer in the New Testament.”
He spread spiritual filth. His system is a slave’s paradise. God sent himself, to sacrifice himself to himself, in order to save humanity from himself! How fucked up is that? Jesus wants me for a sunbeam but never for a cluster-fuck orgy with a heap of beautiful women. I refer to him as ‘Old Numb Nuts’. Image just how quick Jesus could kill a party.
‘Everyone was having such a great time, then he turned up! Started talking the usual tears and the gnashing of teeth stuff and they all left. Honestly, I thought he was a self-hating gay…’
Al.
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Even if he was a sorceror whose work got bitterly subverted into shackles, dwelling on that does no good IMO.
I have formed some interesting views on this, but they can wait.
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I’d like to hear them 
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No, no he didn’t. He had a vision of the Merkabah, the Chariot of God. The image is of God seated on a throne which is upon a firmament and this firmament is carrying by four Cherubim and four Ophanim. It’s a quite common image in the Middle East at the time and it’s not just a Jewish conception, the Babylonians, Chaldeans, Canaanites and others all had similar depictions of the Chariots of their Gods. Nothing to do with aliens, everything to do with deity encounters of the day.
Further, King Solomon is only remembered as a powerful sorcerer in Jewish Midrash, not in the books that are contained in the Bible.
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Checkout Josef Blumrich. Ezekiel’s temple actually exists, Chavin de Huantar – in the Andes. So how did Ezekiel get to see and accurately describe an existing temple in the Andes?
Al.
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It’s almost like ancient history as we are taught it is a lie? 
The Pharoahs being off their tits on cocaine sure explains a lot! 
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One of the main reasons I went lhp was the lies, always fed by the loving spoonful. I was drowning in an invisible ocean of way-over-my-head, rank shit! I studied Liber Null & Psychonaut by Peter James Carroll. I took the Magick I knew and changed paths before I realised or fully realised.
There really are principles and techniques to Magick. Avoid these to your peril.
That’s what interests me, how many lhp practitioners are so rhp, comfy before the screen in their intellectual easy-chair! Not just in their Magick, but in everything. If your Magick isn’t fun you’re not doing it right. And if it isn’t dangerous it’s not lhp.
Al.
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