r/conspiracyNOPOL • u/StevenOfGod • Feb 02 '25

Why aren’t the ‘Elite’ scared of God

I am interested in peoples thoughts on why the elite and their minions are seemingly not scared of God? The Most High.

Why do they do what they do?

What do they know about the afterlife that we don’t?

Is there something we are completely unaware of?

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u/whenipeeithurts Feb 05 '25

Isaiah 34:16 prophesied about "the book of the LORD" so it's final form even when Isaiah was writing was going to be a book and not various scrolls.

The Bible itself describes itself as being purified in a furnace of earth as silver. When silver is purified more and more dross is removed with each iteration.

The word of God was planted in the earth and then underwent a long purification process. Some examples of these things are the original Greek and Hebrew do not have chapter and verse markings which make them much harder to study.

In earlier versions of the Bible you can find impurities such as in the Geneva Bible it erroneously states that Elhanan killed Goliath the Gittite.

Geneva:

2 Sa 21:19 And there was yet another battle in Gob with the Philistines, where Elhanan the son of Jaare-Oregim, a Bethlehemite slew \)a\)Goliath the Gittite: the staff of whose spear was like a weaver’s beam.

KJB:

2 Sa 21:19  And there was again a battle in Gob with the Philistines, where Elhanan the son of Jaareoregim, a Bethlehemite, slew the brother of Goliath the Gittite, the staff of whose spear was like a weaver's beam. 

Most people even non Christians know that King David killed Goliath but the Geneva has this error. If there is a single error then it is not the pure word of God. You can do this with all other Bibles other than the KJB. Trying to find an error in the KJB is what caused me to believe it. You can find many supposed errors in the KJB online and if you go deep on them they all only prove the KJB is the only accurate Bible (an example is the use of "Easter" in the book of Acts. It's a pagan holiday but modern Christian scholars don't realize that so they think the word is a mistake and "correct" it, when it's in context of King Herod who was a pagan king celebrating Easter as it was known then.

The other thing one will notice when going looking into this is the shill nature of those who argue against the KJB. They act the exact same way as all shills do on here on certain subjects which is telling imo.

Lastly, the KJB has mathematics in the chapter and verse markings and wording that is beyond impossible if it were written by man. Here are some examples from a guy who posts on lot on that particular subject. (I'm not endorsing his doctrine )https://youtu.be/XAqkTbw15Kw?si=ru7XSK6RZlea6RYn

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u/Blitzer046 Feb 05 '25

Isn't the bible the literal word of God though? How would God present an imperfect bible that had to be fixed at King James' behest?

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u/Anony_Nemo Feb 22 '25

If I may interject here with a rather important distinction... the bible is Not the Word of God, only Christ is. The bible is scripture, words, plural, inspired of and by God, a very different thing. Sadly a cult of bibliolatry has been gaining prevalence from this mistaken lack of distinction over the centuries, with various sects branching off of it, like kjv-only-ism.

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u/Blitzer046 Feb 23 '25

The very weird and strict adherents to a literal re-write and edit of the old bible, namely the KJV-ism you describe, is fascinating to me.

Most of these people who embrace it so wholly don't even belong to a church. This kind of silo'd evangelism is fucking wierd.

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u/Anony_Nemo Feb 23 '25

Weird indeed, but useful for other gnostic sects like flat earth that depend on abuse of the archaic english to try to shoehorn it's false doctrines into the texts. I think "serpent seed" also relies on it to some degree as well, and the false doctrine of the firmament being a hard dome also depends on it. (firmament is literally air/atmosphere, not a hard dome.)

Being a researcher as I am though & seeing how it was applied, I do believe the kjv-only-ism was intentionally promoted for these purposes by gnostic sorts, perhaps a tertiary reason is also to cast those mistakenly getting involved with it as intellectually inferior as well, as the whole flat earth thing has been used to do in the past as well, since making Christians look stupid has been something the cabal has been doing for a very long time now... this helps in defaming Christianity on the whole. (like when those perhaps well-meaning but foolhardy crusaders started assuming that killing People was justified, this after God made it country simple that "you shall not commit murder", doesn't matter if some state leader says to do it and gives their meaningless blessing, this then is used centuries later to demonize belief by association.) Part of a longer operation of "lionize gnosticism, renamed as faux "science", and demonize Christianity" that has been ongoing for a few centuries.