Your "Christ" is your great grandfather of your bloodline. A revelation I share with you.

The Lord is the great grandfather (visiting fathers)

Some may ask, how do I justify using [...], ie., ellipsis, to remove words, which yielded a wholly different context of the verse?

The ellipsis allows me to remove the less relevant words that originally were placed there to conceal the true image of the LORD in the verse from the profane. Observe:


Num 14:18 The LORD is longsuffering, and of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression, and by no means clearing the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation.

and...

"The LORD is [...] of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression [...] visiting [...] fathers [...] upon the children unto the [...] fourth generation"

The words I ellipsis'ed are:

1) longsuffering
2) and by no means clearing the guilty
3) visiting the iniquity

Notice anything striking about those three factors that I ellipsis'ed? They are the powers of the daemonics or powers of judgment. They conceal the truth about the great grandfather, the LORD or Christ. In essence, those words acted as a shield or veil in that very verse to masquerade what they want to hide, that is, the meaning I just shared with you on the scripture.

Last Edited by Rev El Haitian on 02/14/2021 09:51 AM

Awesome!!!

Thank you! may I have another!!!!

I knew one of my great-grandfathers.


His name was Angelo. He was from Sicily.


He was nice to me. I think he was a good man. I don't think he was Christ though.




He was a barber and grocer. He used to give me hot chocolate and biscotti and dollar bills when I visited him. He didn't speak much English.

He wasn't mafia, but some of his sons became mobbed up after WWII. I am told he didn't like the mob, though I imagine he still had to kick it up from time to time.

He loved opera and was always well-dressed and clean cut (of course).


He was very spry well into his advanced years. He traveled alone to Milano to go to La Scala at age 92. He died when I was ten or so, if I recall properly.



Not even sure if he was particularly religious or spiritual, but a decent guy...a hard-working family man.


Too bad some of his sons turned out to be rebellious and criminal. Even the mobbed up ones weren't that bad, though. His youngest was a drunk and violent to women (low-class). Sometimes the apple does fall some distance from the tree.


Angelo was a gentleman, I think.

they do not become or are a Christ duriung life in the flesh. This process of transmutation occurs in the afterlife as they ascend after death.

I think he is saying he is a lesser Christ - imperfect still not perfect like Christ. But simply BEING a great grandfather means that you lived long enough and were so successful at raising your genetic line that they were likely prosperous and righteous if not their whole lives then at the end of their lives. I think simply being a great grandfather teaches him something. And what other attributes are there of a great grandfather that are inherent with raising multiple generations and living a long life - wisdom and empathy for sure- these character traits would develop naturally over time after all the trial of fatherhood, grandfatherhood, and great grandfatherhood.

Also, I think there is something there with regard to the age of man. Before the fall of man; we used to be without sin AND live extremely long lives. So, what does that tell us? You become more Christlike maybe even become a Christ with age - because you are able to learn. The devil gave us death and shorter lives- why?

I only have one memory of my great grandfather. It is one of my fondest memories which is really odd. It’s like I idolize him as being perfect but I didn’t even really know him. This was probably my first memory at like 2 or 3 playing “tennis” with him in the driveway

I don’t know if I believe this theory but it is definitely interesting and I had never read that passage- thanks.

Well, that sounds a lot like purgatory.


I'm sure he was at least nominally a Catholic.


The belief is that many undergo such a process after death to burn off residual minor sins...not just men or great-grandfathers or whatever.

Even those who are not religious but became a great grandfather would eventually embody most of the things that make Christ, Christ through trials and experience

Ok, so we all have what, 4 great grandfathers? Which one? Are we only concerned with my dads dads dad? So that’s how it’s gonna be?

Yes, this happens in purgatory, the place of purging sin. I did say that there is much more to this. But suffice to say the great grandfather is ahead in this process of attaining the Chris like figure, of those who proceed him in the genealogy.

Normally the line is traced on the biological father's side. This is why a woman marries into that bloodline by taking on the name of the husband. You can ascertain the great grandfather over you by your last name.

Last Edited by Rev El Haitian on 02/14/2021 10:39 AM

bullshit.

then this message is not for you.

Do not answer a fool according to his folly, or you yourself will be just like him.

Proverbs 26:4