Friday, November 21, 2014

Idol Worship increases suffering

You do know that Jesus and Our Father, Jehovah,  commanded us not to worship God with any statues, images, crosses or idols.  Jehovah went to great lengths to remove every speck of Jesus's body.  No DNA, no flesh to put in a box and worship. There are no photos, no drawings, not even a single image by any artist, nothing is left to "worship" on purpose, because we are to do this. There is also NO birthday so we would even want to worship a statue of a baby. Jehovah God is totally against emotionalism and pagan idol worship. 

If God wanted you to worship some molecules representing death (a dead man on a cross), he would have told you to do it. Why is worshiping a dead Jesus even something that is not distasteful to you, naturally? 
Jesus is alive and doing well, in God's Kingdom of Heaven right now.  He is trying to get people to stop following Satan's death worship as found in Christianity. 

John 4:23, 24
23  Nevertheless, the hour is coming, and it is now, when the true worshippers will worship the Father with spirit and truth, for indeed, the Father is looking for ones like these to worship him. 24  God is a Spirit, and those worshipping him must worship with spirit and truth.”

Worshipping images is pagan and is a form of emotionalism. Emotionalism according to science is the "problem" with humans. So don't promote emotions other than having compassion for one's self and others.  We are to simply have "agape" love or compassion, and love others like Jehovah loves us.  

Good: That which promotes Truth, Real Knowledge based on physical evidence, LIFE, strength, health, freedom and joy for living.

Evil: That which promotes intolerance of good morals and the love of rotten actions causing diseases, ignorance, diseases, weakness, suffering, fear and eventual extinction. Evil promotes more and more diseased babies suffering from delusional human greedy garbage beliefs. Evil = death. 

"Sins" are actions that promote more suffering and death. We inherit "sins" in the form of suffering and death contained in constant genetic degradation passed from one generation to the next and new mutations added constantly.

Human emotions evoke more emotions.  To "come out" (the definition of emote) from a human is to come out with sin. We have inherited sin in the form of compulsions, emotions and desires. When you worship with images your mind will pull out desires (sin) from within you. When you worship in spirit and truth, from pure knowledge it destroys those things that drag you down.  Grasping, praying to or believing statues have god's magical power is sick.  All images of Jesus is forbidden by Jesus.

Emotionalism is the opposite of Spirit and truth.  When you worship in spirit and truth it removes and eventually destroys emotionalism which is part of our diseased condition.   The more degraded a human becomes the more emotional compulsions control them.  Anger, lust, fear, neediness, sorrow, worry, hate, are all "emotions" we want to destroy, not to continue to feed them.  This is why focus on images simply evokes really bad emotions. 

So, looking at a statue of Jesus, and his suffering does what to emotions?   It triggers them, feeds them and actually is very detrimental to spirit and truth (your spiritual development).  Because seeing Jesus in one condition (suffering and bleeding on a cross) that does not even exist today increases your suffering.    It is like taking the emotional garbage can and continually opening it and feeding those bad emotions for no reason other than to keep you a slave to emotions.  Jesus is living in utter bliss and joy in Heaven with God for over 2000 years and He does not want you to worship any form of idol, statue, picture, or anything. 

It is a horrible thing to do to yourself to continually feed the garbage of human suffering, when we are living in God's Kingdom on earth. To prepare for God's Kingdom on Earth, you must be in a clean emotional condition free, as possible,  from human emotional mental garbage.  

Jesus only wants you to focus on his death once a year. It is to remind us of the sacrifice for our sins. Why he came. 


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