Exodus 3:1-10
Moses tends the sheep and goats of Jethro, his stepfather, the priest of Median. One day Moses leads the herd beyond the desert and arrives at the Horeb, the Mountain of God. There, the Angel of the Lord appears to him in a flame, in the middle of a bush. Moses looks: The Bush is on fire, but the fire (lights) does not destroy the bush. Moses said to himself, “I will make a detour to see this astonishing thing. The bush is not burned. Why is that? The Lord sees that Moses makes a detour to look. Then God calls him from the middle of the bush: “Moses! Moses! Moses replied, “I am here!” The Lord said: “Stay away from the bush! Take off your sandals because this place is holy. I am the God of your ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob. Moses hides his face because he is afraid to look at God. The Lord continues: I have seen the misery of my people in Egypt. (The Earth) I heard him screaming under the blows of his Egyptian leaders. Yes, I know his pain.
(What was that Bush inside which the Lord God was, this holy land that one has to take off his shoes to get access?)
This angel of the midst of which the Lord called Moses to ask him to go and see the Lord. Have you ever tried to understand that?
It is a Flying Saucer because, coming to rescue the Sons of God, the ones who had come to coexist with men to help them in their evolutionary process of enlightenment. They were inhabitants of the Earth see Genesis 6:1-7
They were the ones who made the mistake of cohabiting with the Daughters of the men (Egyptians) who had become very wicked towards them.
That’s what caused the flood.
The Lord accompanied by God had come to fetch them to take them under other heavens away from Egypt, the land where men dwell.
So I came down to deliver him (the people) from the power of the Egyptians.(Men). I want to take him from Egypt to a beautiful and large country that overflows with milk and honey. It is the land of the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Amorites, the Perizites, the Hivite and the Jebusites. Indeed, the cries of the Israelites The giants went up to me, and I also saw how the Egyptians crushed them. So now I am sending you to the king of Egypt. Go and bring forth from his country the Israelites, my people. »
Now, you will begin to read your Bible in a more enlightened way, to understand this epic of the soul away from its original abode.
You will also be able to determine for yourself, if God had given permission to man to eat the beasts and thus to override the refusal of the Lord Eternal.
To the generation of Adam, God had entrusted the animals to them. But to the generation of Noah, he delivered it to them. (See the difference, responsibilities wise)
Please read the whole chapter and draw your own the conclusion of the law.
First of all, ask yourself these questions:
1-Would you continue to live in enmity with the animals.
2-Are you able to take this heavy responsibility from God, instead of trusting you the beasts as he did to Adam delivered them to you?
3-Would you be able to answer the judgment when you are asked to report the souls of beasts killed to serve you as food?
4-Why do you want to break the Covenant that God said he did with you and all the living beings?
Now read this chapter to draw the conclusion.
Genesis 9:1-17 this I hope will allow you to understand Roman 14:12-23
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