WAS IT GOD OR LORD WHO CREATED THE WORLD?

theuniverse.name (40)in #bible • 7 months ago (edited)

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"For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that is in them, but rested the seventh day; therefore the Lord blessed the sabbath day and consecrated it." Exodus 20:11

"It is a sign between me and the children of Israel for ever: for in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, and on the seventh day he rested, and was refreshed." Exodus 31:17

In both instances Lord claims to have MADE it all; the heavens, the earth, and even the sea in Exodus 20:11, however reading Genesis 1:1 tells a different story:

"In the beginning God created the heaven(s) and the earth." Genesis 1:1

There is a missing s in the English text of Genesis 1:1, it should read, "In the beginning God created Heavens and Earth" as it is written in Hebrew "In the beginning created Elohim ("God") the Heavens and the Earth" which is reduced form of the original, "The Father of the Beginnings has created the planets, the heavens and the earth."

The Father implies the Mother as well, the original dichotomy of divine masculine and feminine opposites in unity as one and whole of Creation.

The Creator "God" in this case is translated from plural masculine Elohim, who are actually not the Creator God (El, El Elyon / Most High) but children of God, aka Luminaries or Lords, the first Creation. In the original scriptures, as can be easily deduced by fixing broken grammar, God is being referred to as "Father of the Beginnings" (Abarashit) who then has created (bara) planets / Luminaries / children of El (Elohim), Heavens (Hashamaim), and Earth (Haaretz).

By removing opening letter Aleph, the wicked apostates have thus changed the title of God as Father of the Beginnings to banal "In the beginning" followed by "created Elohim", now starting the first sentence from second letter Bet, means house, not the beginning which is Aleph.

Therefore the sentence sounds wierd in Hebrew, In the beginning created Elohim, same as, To the store went I, makes no grammatical sense, however with Aleph back in place it reads, The Father of the Beginnings has created his children (Elohim), Heavens and the Earth. There are seven Elohim as there are seven colours in the rainbow and notes in the musical scale. The pure white light of Most High God is separating into seven bands of magneto-electric spectrum.

Lord Jehovah, the eldest of Elohim, the infrared part of the spectrum, fire and heat, the survival awareness of root chakra aka I am that I am, is referred in the bible as tetragrammaton, i.e. the four letters that cannot be pronounced by the Babylonian Satanic Rabbinical ^fake^ so called Jews, however if one is to actually read it as is -- Yod Hey Vov Hey -- it will sound as 'Yahoo', phonetically yahw, which is Egyptian word for light.

The tetragrammaton is first mentioned in the bible in Genesis 2:4, after the creation has already took place and after the beginning of the seventh day when Creator God has rested. Thus, Lord was not involved in Creating the world if we follow the Genesis narrative, he only appears right after the fact seemingly taking all the credit for the Creation. However, the texts that attribute it to Lord describe it slightly differently, using made or formed instead of created.

Also, in Exodus 20:11 it says in English that he has "made heaven" wheras in Hebrew text it is plural Heavens, same mistranslation is in Exodus 31:17, which is a bit strange to say the least. But then, in Exodus 20:11 it also says that he has made a sea, confirmed by the Hebrew text as singular sea, yet in Genesis 1:10 the text, both English and Hebrew, is describing it as the seas, in plural form. Again, inconsistencies between the story told by Lord and that of by God.

It can be clearly seen that nither Elohim nor Lord God have Created nothing but made and formed from what has been already created by their parents, as is the case with second story of Adam and Eve who were formed by Lord God unlike the original mankind who was created by God in the image thereof, both male and female, that is in the image of Father and Mother, with Lord God Jehovah endup taking the credit for all Creation. But we now know that it is simply not true, not according to the holy / unholy scriptures. So, no, Lord God did not Create Heavens and the Earth, nither the Seas nor all life that dwells therein.

The repeated in the Torah false claims are there to reinforce the Moseretic deception of Satanic take over of original Abrahamic Judaism the remnants of which still can be traced by means of biblical archeology as is presented here briefly. Read my blog for more detailed articles on the topic.