You have a point, but in my opinion your anger is directed towards the monotheistic religion, not the old tales themselves (and YHWH).
Your comparison is bad by the way, because 2 of the 3 bible verses you mentioned are from the books of Moses, who was…a jew!
Not going to discuss further about jews and Hitler here by the way.
Also, before you continue your rage and post more videos, read my posts carefully please. I’m not a christian, I don’t follow the bible, I’m not trying to convert you or anything.
And again the Lord said to Raphael: 'Bind Azâzêl hand and foot, and cast him into the darkness: and make an opening in the desert, which is in Dûdâêl, and cast him therein. 5. And place upon him rough and jagged rocks, and cover him with darkness, and let him abide there >FOREVER<, and cover his face that he may not see light. 6. And on the day of the great judgement he shall be cast into the fire.
You’re still acting like a dumbass, read between the lines and don’t take the Bible literally, but esoterically, and Yes, Raphael and Azazel have a history, but things are good now
What are you trying to prove here? That it is all bullshit?
But you still believe all the rest that is said about Azazel in that book, aren’t you? Quite funny.
First of all, the Bible (the Old Testament in particular) reflected the way of life of the Hebrew people and their worldview in certain life positions (therefore, their worldview in certain positions is not applicable to our life). But, at the same time, it is a valuable historical source that influenced the formation of many cultures and peoples - this is a fact. It can be condemned, refuted, but its significance as a ideological and spiritual source for many generations cannot be taken away.
Well no I don’t, but Velenos once said that there’s a peace treaty of sorts between heaven and hell.
I actually remember Michael telling me that Lucifer had no issues with me working with Psalms, as he wants me to grow, that and he said he would put his beef aside with the God of the old testament if it meant working together to help me, and I think the same is true for Azazel and Raphael, though I could be wrong
They don’t always do so. I am currently in a weird mediation position between two spirits where one strictly refuses to work with the other although I need them both on the job.
I have meditated and asked and I don’t know for sure but I do agree with the peace treaty. I have always lived by the idea that Jehovah is an unjust God. That would make Lucifer A just God. I believe that if we so not believe we are doing anything wrong then we are not doing anything wrong. Obviously that only goes to A certain extent but things like working with light workers and angels. If you believe that Lucifer intended for you to have light in your life then you probably were. Everyone’s journey is different and not everything should be taken literally, just as nothing should be completely disregarded
Well, Azazel, similarly to Satan, was not believed to have been a person until after Judaism became influenced by Roman Paganism. ‘Satan’ was not a name, in Hebrew it is a word that various beings are referred to, and does not necessarily mean they are against YHWH either. In 1 Samuel 29:4 the word ‘Satan’ is used to refer to a human being. The word only became a name after the Roman Pagan influence, then in the NT it is used as a name. Similarly, there is no concept of a ‘Demon’ in the Old Testament, the word itself is Greek, and the concept itself also only appears amongst the Jews after a mistranslation of the Old Testament into Greek when they wrote the Greek Septuagint (Which purposefully had many Roman Pagan influences and was made the main text of Judaism after they were conquered by the Romans and many Jews called for a Roman Pagan reformation of the religion). So there’s massive confusion and inconsistency between the texts of the bible, especially between the Old Testament and the New Testament (Which also differs between various Christian groups). Doesn’t seem like there is much ‘divine intervention’ in the writing of the bible here. In Paganism, inconsistency like this is usually not an issue, but when the Jews and Christians tried to make their religion an ‘organized religion’ that’s when all manner of issues rose up. Prior to the Babylonian Exile, there was virtually no monotheism among the Jews and YHWH was worshiped among other deities just fine.
And that brings up another issue, because the Torah was not written by Moses, it was written over 1000 years after the time he supposedly lived (And there is speculation that the figure of Moses himself was just a re-branded version of a particular Akkadian legend. They were instead written by a bunch of authors who are anonymous. It’s even the same for the New Testament, it seems none of the works were written by the people it claims to have been written by, and do note that none of these texts were even found as ‘one perfectly preserved book’, it was just a bunch of fragments of various different manuscripts that had to be pieced together by Christians.
So, in any case, experience beats dogma. Many people work with YHWH while doing magick, divination, and worshiping other Gods and there is absolutely no conflict. Doesn’t seem like he cares too much about it.
Except there are things that you have to take literally, like the truth, and to know the truth, one must approach without bias, something that many don’t tend to do