The Creation of Jesus

Theodore Three Bears

Mystery Babylon and the Council of Nicea

The greatest mystery to Christianity is not that of the resurrection of Jesus, but of his conception. If we accept his death to be real, that is he actually died and was not buried in a comatose state, then his resurrection is completely beyond all forms of explanation, except that of the divine. His conception however at the time of the early years of the church could not be explained, this was due to mankind’s limited knowledge of science. As a result, they fell back upon pagan ideas. Today this conception can be explained in terms of the mechanics modern science provides of fertilization and conception in a way that sheds light on an area that is hidden by the church simply because they thought they had solved this dilemma and nothing more needed to be said.

Human reproduction is the joining of the sperm with the ovum, but what happens if there is no sperm. This is the mystery that needs to be solved. The early church tried to solve this dilemma through the use of supernatural sperm and with a form of supernatural cloning in vitro. Early in the fourth century a presbyter named Arius of Alexandria opted for what best could be termed supernatural sperm, in that his position was Jesus was fully human, existed only after the Father and is subordinate to the Father. Another Alexandrian named Athanasius choose for the supernatural fetal implantation in his theory of homoiousia. His position was that Jesus and the Father were of the same substance, always existed together, and are at the same level of authority. These men were not only of the same city, but also of the same epoch of time, that is the time of the formation of a universal church for the Roman Emperor Constantine. Their disagreement created a schism that threatened the unity of the church Constantine wanted. Many Christians want to give Constantine the benefit of the doubt, but history proves that he was no friend of Christ, and he only wanted to solidify his control of the known world through religion. To come up with a single answer to this schism of the nature of Jesus, Constantine conviened the first ecumenical council of Nicea in 325 A.D. It was not the question that Constantine wanted to solve, but growing schism within the church that this question caused was what Constantine wanted to solve. While Arius saw and tried to show the people what Jesus wanted them to see, his humanity, he lost to Athanasius, who through threats and bribes had the support of the bishops of the western empire, where he preverted the the life and message of Jesus, turning him into a one-third god. Athanasius invalidated the life of Jesus, for Jesus lived as a man, and as a man we all can follow his example, but no man can live as a god. Within a few years of Nicea Athanasius would have Arius murdered as a heritic.

Arius lacked the knowledge of today, and because of this, his perception of the nature of Jesus was too close to that of the god-men of mythology. During this early phase of what would become the Roman Catholic church, Christians, especially those still nurturing on their jewish roots were voicing their concern to what best could be described as creeping paganism. Constantine was a devoted follower of Sol Invictus, one of the newer dieties in the Roman pantheon of gods who had his roots in antoher man-god Mithra who the roman soldiers worshiped. The only diference between Sol Invictus and Mithra was that Sol Invictus was fully divine while Mithra was born mortal. It must be remembered that Constantine honored his god, Sol Invictus in 321 AD, eight years after his so-called conversion, by making Sunday, the venerable day of the Sun, the official day of rest and worship for everyone in his empire. Athanasius already under suspicion of supporting tratores, one of those who turned over sacred scripture or worse fellow Christians to Diocleation to escape their own maryterdom, and of diverting church resources for his own use wanted to gain favor with Constantine by giving him what he wanted, one supreme god to unite the Roman Empire under. In addition, because he would be seen as the man with the answer to this theological problem, he hoped to use the Holy Spirit as the umbra of this relevation to santicify himself in the eyes of men, and thus silence his critics. Because of the military background of Constantine and the already prevalent devotion to Mithra by his men, Constantine had a natural affinity for Arius, but what Constantine wanted more was unity in the church, so he could have unity within the Empire. The council of Nicea upon closing formed the Nicean creed, that esposed the concept of homoiousia, the creed was made mandatory and imposed upon the church and people of the empire by the deadly force of the sword of Emperor’s armies. Since that day the Roman church has ruthlessly hunted down, tortured, and murdered those who reject the Trinity. While there is another explanation for the meaning of 666, it is a trinity of 6.

Homoiousia is the most flawed explanation of the body of Jesus ever uttered, for it fails the three biblical truths. First John said the antichrist is one who denies that Jesus has come in the flesh. Flesh being normal mortal flesh that you and I have, and not in a likeness of flesh as Paul said. The second truth is to the nature of God, Jesus said that God is both spirit and truth. Third and most important is the Shema, “Hear O Israel the LORD your GOD is one,” the primary precept of Judaism that Jesus never denied. Athanasius achieved moving the conception of Jesus further way from the pagan god-men, but at the same time, he inadverntly moved the church into the early Babylonian religion.

For most people Babylon and Babylonian brings thoughs of Nebuchenezzer and the hanging gardens, but unfortunatly they stop at this point of history. Things Babylonian go back through the aeons to the ancient city of Babel that was founded by Nimrod, who tried to build a tower to heaven in order to challenge God. Biblical scholars today agree that the phrase “mighty hunter before God,” was mistranslated. The true translation of “before God,” is “in the face of God.” This is a very derogatory phrase and never used to show ones afinity toward God, or of God’s afinity for that person. Nimrod was the first person to openly defy God in the post-deluvian era.

Nimrod considered himself a God. He was married to Semiramis who was pregnate with his child at the time of Nimrod’s death. Upon the birth of their son, she not only named her son Nimrod, but she declared her son to be Nimrond. Not only in name but also as an incarnate and she was now the mother of God. This trinity is what John of Patmos calls “Mystery Babylon.” While many pagan stories have uncanny paralells to Christiany, that were certianly incorporated into Christianity to make its appeal more broad to the diverse ethnic, cultural and pagan overtones of hellanistic Rome, it is the story of Nimrod is more aligned with the Nicean Christianity of the Latin Catholic, Greek Orthodox churches and with thousands of Protestant breakaway denominations. First, the original Nimrod, while still regarded as a god takes an inactive role in their religion, much like the way many Chrisitans treat the Father. Yes, there is a degree of worship for the father, but it is secondardy to that of the son, this worship becomes only a precursor for worship of the son. The mother of god is seen as an intermediary, who speaks on behalf of others to her son. In mythology Semiramis is also a creature of a supernatural conception, being born from a mortal father and that of Derkato the fish godess closely related to Dagon. In common Christianity, Seriramis takes the role of the Holy Spirit, but in Roman Catholicism she also plays the role of the Queen of Heaven. Like modern Christianity it is the son who recieves the lion’s share of worship in this system. Another way of looking at homosousia, which is the basis of Christian trinitarianism, is that God, the Father implanted himself into a quasi-mortal with divine origins, becoming incarnate as the God the child, after the death of the child, becomes equal to the Father, while returning to his followers as the Holy Spirit.

The trinity solved several problems for the Church and the Empire. It gave Constantine the ability to incorporate many pagan religions and gods into Christianity so he could have his unified religion for a unified empire. The trinity allowed various gods, godesses and god-men to find their place in the church, as alogorical representations of the different facits of the Trinity, or as Saints and angels. Moreover, with the church having Jesus equal to God, the Father, it gave them the ability to claim a variation of the form of salvation that Paul promoted. Instead of faith alone as Paul’s gospel preached, the church became the vehicle for this end. Salvation by faith alone became dependent upon joining the church, for without belonging to the church you could not have the proscribed faith of the church. Like Paul’s method of salvation it too was divorced from its Jewish roots of repentance, but it was also divorced from the necissity of having simple faith, to becomming that of salvation by communion, and the community was the Holy Roman Catholic-Orthodox Church, thus the Roman church took the position that there was no salvation outside of the church. Nicean Christianity noticed that the principles of Paul’s gospel would attract more and more converts, but in order for the faith alone gospel of Paul to have authority Jesus must be seen as equal to the Father. Christians see the Father who had demanded not only a blood sacrifice, but a perfect sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins.. With this ability to substitue gods into the Trinity, the pagan practices of the child sacrifices of false gods found a home, a home where these sacrifices could be performed consistantly and constantly through time through the Eucharist of the mass. The Trinity is the wide gate, wide enough for three to enter at the same time, with the multitudes following behind. The narrow gate that Jesus taught is complete worship of the Father YHWH, personal repentance, seeking to understand God, and doing the work of the Father one person at a time.

The Trinity like its temple the tower of Babel is built on shaky ground.

I see only three possibilities for the conception of Yeshua to be by the will and power of God. No endorsement of a Trinity intended.

The use of divine sperm.
Implantation of a divine fetus.
In vitro cloning by divinely manipulating of the current mechanics of conception.

Isaiah 7:14 “Therefore the Lord Himself giveth to you a sign, Lo, the Virgin is conceiving, And is bringing forth a son, And hath called his name Immanuel.”

Using this as my bounds for reason I see that both the first and second possibility violate this. Both violate scripture, for Isaiah said that a virgin should conceive. Even divine sperm and a divine fetus must be come physical to affect the physical. To be a virgin one needs to have a tissue called the hymen intact. It is the only proof that a woman is a virgin. The hymen would need to be ruptured in order to allow the entry of either the divine sperm or fetus. Once the hymen is pierced, the woman is no more a virgin.

It is also rather offensive in that these ideas lessen the glory that is GOD’s The use of divine sperm is to more associated with the pagan stories of demigods such as Hercules and Peruses, than it is with the glory that is GOD’s. While the thought of the implantation of a divine fetus floating down from heaven scares me to death, it reminds me of some sick horror movie. I cannot see the beauty in this. In both I see a mystery, but I trust in GOD’s word that there is no mystery to the way GOD works. Perhaps GOD works in ways that are incomprehensible to us because of our self-imposed limitations, but never mysteriously.

This leaves in vitro cloning. The point now is discover a way this can happen that does not violate the hymen, and one that can find an explanation using scientific explanations so as it would not be mysterious. Not all science is true, many art forms parade as science such as psychology. Before moving forward to how GOD could create life outside of our imaginations and remain, if not provable, at least possible using science, I need for this possibility must be more probable than any other scientific explanation.

The Universe is a system that operates under a series of laws. A random system has no laws. At best a system such as this can only have rules that attempt colelece the system into possiabilities leading to probabilities, randon systems have only one certanty, which is uncertianty. Systems that have certianties have laws, and where there are laws, there is a lawgiver. Fundementalists only see God in moral laws, for them science is the work of the devil. The scientist sees laws in nature, but does not see the lawgiver, for to them faith is an unpredictable variable that has the ability to nullify what human reason tells them what to expect. Nevertheless, a person who earnistly searches for the truth does not have the luxurary to hold onto one while abandoning the other. Truth is independent on one’s beleifs. Science without faith leaves hollow voids of incomprehension, for it is faith that strengthens the framework of science where understanding is missing. Faith without science is like a pile of balls without a matrix to keep the balls structured and it is the structure that allows us to walk on the balls without them rolling from under us, as we try to walk across them. God has provided us with both sceience and faith so we can see his glory and move closer to him.

When God’s purpose causes the two to collide, civilazation is traumatized, and its instutions start to collapse. When God created the Universe to hold his creation, he planned all the mechanics necessary to achieve this. These mechanics are not the literal reading of what we find in the bible, but the creation story of Genesis is a symbolic reading in what is today called empirical science. Everything within the Universe behaves in accordance to the laws, which govern it. What is described in Genesis had no language that was capable of codifying these natural laws. Rather they were written in the only way the author could describe them, through symbolism. Humanity is in fact dependendent upon evolution. Evolution is nothing more than a system of laws that not only defines changes to an organism, but also insures these changes take place in a way that will produce a mutation capable of growth within its environment. Evolution can be seen as controlled mutation to achive a desired end product. A tool of evolution is reproduction. Evolution is nothing new to the bible, for God has used a series of successive covenants to evolve Israel ro move closer and closer to him, so that they would be prepared to receive the Messiah that He promised through Moses.

In looking at how we as a species reproduce, we must remember that the sole purpose of fertilization is not to join two dislike structures, the egg and the sperm, but of two like structures, that is the fusing of nuclei of two haploid cells to form a single cell with a diploid nucleus. A haploid cell contains one-half of the genetic material of a diploid cell from the same organism. The fusing of the two haploid structures into a single diploid structure is called conception. This is the process that gives the phrase, and two fleshes shall be as one, its validity can be proved through empirical science. Before we go into the spiritual implications now is the time to demonstrate the biological mechanics of human reproduction.

Men produce sperm and women ovum commonly called eggs. (See figure 1) The purpose of sperm once deposited within the female is to seek out and fuse with the egg. Normally sexual intercourse provides the transportation from male to female, but any mechanical means including artificial insemination and in-vitro fertilization can achieve the same result of putting the two in close proximity to one and another.

Figure 1

Humans require two cells with one-half the genetic material of each donor. This is called haploid reproduction. The reason for haploid reproduction as opposed to the diploid reproduction of cells is to promote a degree of genetic diversity and making mutation a more controlled part of the reproduction cycle. As human beings with the capacity to love this also has the moral implication of two beings becoming responsible for one. Not all animals (of which humans are included) provide this degree support. Many creatures with advanced capacities leave the raising of the offspring to the other mate, normally, but not exclusively, the female.

How these haploids are formed from a single diploid structure is a process called meiosis. Meiosis is nothing more than the dividing of its nuclear structure, which in humans is dividing from 46 chromosomes to 23. Females do this through a process called oogenesis and males the process is termed spermatogenesis. This dividing requires two phases to complete the division into both a single egg and 4 sperm cells. The first division is called the primary and the second stage is called the secondary. With males the first cell awaiting division is called the spermatocyte which will form into two secondary spermatocytes, and finally during the secondary meiosis into 4 sperm cells. The female is different, while sharing characteristics of the sperm; the primary oocyte divides not into two secondary oocytes as the sperm did, but into a single oocyte and a polar body. The single secondary oocyte further divides into a single ouvum and another polar body. Figure 2 shows both oogenesis and spermatogenesis.

Figure 2

The polar body has the haploid genetic material but no cytoplasm, a yolk like substance, which is needed to support the creation of a zygote, so it may move into the fetus stage, to be born an infant. In addition, the polar bodies normally lack the ability to attract the sperm, but this has not been conclusively proved. While in theory, a polar body can fuse with a sperm cell but the creation of a zygote does not occur because of this lack of cytoplasm needed to continue the process of cellular fission. Figure 3 more clearly shows oogenesis, the ovum and the polar bodies.

Figure 3

The polar body produced during the primary oogenesis is for lack of a better term free-floating, and are either recycled by the growing zygote or flushed from the body during menstruation. But during the secondary oogenesis the polar body produced is often trapped by the gelatinous outer layer of the ovum, as can be seen from the photo in figure 4. In the photo the depression that surrounds both the large ovum and much smaller polar body is the jelly layer of the ovum. The membrane of polar body is actually in contact with the plasma membrane of the ovum, the exact place sperm must reach in order to fertilize the egg.

Figure 4

Figure 5 shows more clearly the structure of the ovum without the polar body in contact with the ovum. These structures consists of

The nucleus
The plasma membrane
The jelly layer

Figure 5

During normal sperm and egg reproduction as seen in figure 6 there are several phases the sperm goes through before it can fertilize the ovum. First, the sperm must find the ovum, and after finding it must penetrate the jelly layer until the tip of the sperm comes in contact with the plasma membrane. Once at the plasma membrane the tip of the sperm contains enzymes, which are nothing more than specialized proteins. The enzymes of the sperm react with the plasma membrane to dissolve the integrity of the membrane of both the ovum and the sperm, with a chemical process called the acrosome reaction. Once the first sperm has created a breach in the integrity of the plasma membrane, the remainder of the membrane changes slightly and prevents a second sperm from fusing with the ovum. It is at this point the haploid genetic material of the sperm is introduced into the ovum to join with the haploid genetic material of the ovum to produce a diploid cell that is now capable of diploid reproduction. The final result of this diploid reproduction of the zygote is a human being transforming through various stages of gestation.

Figure 6

Returning to the point of when the tip of the sperm contacts the plasma membrane, one must remember that a chemical reaction even a biochemical reaction is nothing more than the release of energy. It is not the enzyme that breaches the plasma membrane, it is the energy produced by the acrosome reaction that breaches the plasma membrane. This energy can come from many sources, it could be chemical, thermal, electric, and magnetic, the potential source of the energy is vast, but as organic creatures the primary source is chemical. Another way of looking at the irrelevance of the source of energy is to think of a wall, gunpowder can blow a hole in the wall, and the source or energy would be chemical, a laser beam could burn a hole in the wall and its source of energy would be thermal, or a magnet could alter the structure of the wall so that it tears the wall, and its source would be magnetic. The important concept to have at this point is that it is energy that creates the breach in the plasma membrane, and the source of the energy is secondary. The source of energy is important in that it regulates the amount of energy released, to little and there is no effect, too much and it can destroy the whole structure.

The Door out of Babylon

When faith and science collide, something must give. The laws of empirical science are immutable, so it is faith, or more precisely the traditions that faith has spawned that must give way. Faith is nothing more than a placeholder for those things that cannot be explained. When an article of faith can no longer support itself, it must be replaced with that which provides a new and firm foundation. When this takes place, a door opens to allow the removal of the old and the introduction of the new. For many the door will seem a terrifying portal to the unknown. A new door is opening that allows one to bypass an article of faith that has no biblical foundation with one that does. This door serves as a bridge that allows the intrepid seeker to cross over the impassable void of false traditions to the new possibilities that truth provides. If a person continues to hold on to an article of faith when it ceases to serve its purpose, because of the traditions of men, it becomes a stumbling block preventing further spiritual growth. The opposite is also true for condemnation, if we apply a false science to replace an article of faith simply because that article of faith is too vague for us to grasp, that too will fail the test of truth. It will cause more damage to a person who seeks the truth, for the lies will overshadow all. Only when beyond the shadow of doubt, when the true light of truth illuminates the way, should an article of faith be retired for that which can be proven empirically.

The bridge between science and theology can be seen in the gospel of Luke when he wrote, And the angel answered and said to her, “The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Highest will overshadow you; therefore, also, that Holy One who is to be born will be called the Son of God..” Luke 1:35 This is nothing short than the prelude to making love, a sexual act. There is nothing blasphemous or perverse about looking at this verse in this way. What is perverse and blasphemous is trying to make God fit into our ideas of how God should be. However, if this is as it appears, than we can overlay empirical science to it and see if it can be explained.

Imagine Mary, a virgin lying on her bed, the Spirit of God comes over her. It starts to settle down upon her, it covers her, it envelopes her, and it infuses into her being. As Mary is over come by the Spirit, the Spirit starts to take the shape of a young woman. The power of God is at the foot of the bed, patiently waiting for the Spirit and Mary to fuse as one. The awesome power of God moves closer, soon it is close, close enough that the Spirit can feel its presence, and that feeling is shared by Mary. The Power comes in contact with the Spirit, and the energy of the Power is starts to arc, illuminating the Spirit much in the same way lightening illuminates a cloud during a storm. Arcs of immeasurable power radiate across and into the Spirit. No, it is not hard to imagine if one has an open mind, free of the pollution of the traditions of men.

Unfortunately most people fail to see this could be a form of spiritual intercourse, because they fail to see God taking on female qualities. This is because of the mistranslation of the gender of the Holy Spirit. In the time of Jesus the Holy Spirit was called the Rauch Kodesh, and is considered a feminine noun. Due to the limitation of Greek and the preoccupation of masculinity being predominant in the Hellenistic culture the gender of the Holy Spirit was changed to a masculine term. When we look at mankind’s creation in the book of Genesis we can see this duality of the nature of God to be true.

Then God said, “Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over the cattle, over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.” So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. Then God blessed them, and God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth.” Genesis 1:26-28

Notice that God is speaking in the plural pronouns Us and Our. And it is in His image that mankind was created, male and female. Is God speaking to a pantheon of gods when He uses the term us, or rather is He speaking to Himself from a place within His creation? While it maybe easy to think of many gods, but it is not true. God is one, God is whole, but only outside of His creation. When God is outside of His creation He is unfathomable, without form, unable to be fully known by the physical senses of a human being. Our minds and the senses that feed the mind with stimulus are incapable of visualizing God in His purest form. Only from within His creation can we only glimpse a part of the full potential of God.

Inside of His creation our perception is limited. We see things in a dualistic, contrasting nature. For us things are good or they are evil, they are light or they are dark, they have a polarity or they are neutral, they are male or they are female. The list of possible dualities is endless.

When Jesus speaks of the Father, Jesus is summarizing God in a masculine term, but this does not mean God is male, rather summarizing God’s role as the Father and our need of Him as our source of life and as the ultimate decision maker in the family. When attempting to view God from outside of our universe, it is best not to think in terms of gender, but rather in the roles that gender plays. At times God appears to us as a powerful father who protects us, disciplines us and destroys our enemies, and at other times God appears to us as a mother, nurturing, caring for and teaching us. Our knowledge is imperfect, and this imperfection caused a fracture of our perceptions. This fracture causes us to view the same thing but skewed, so it appears differently when we view it at different times. We view God as a Father at times, and as a Mother at other times, yet God’s unity is in seeing God not as a parent, but as our parents. Parents while appearing to be plural is actually a singular noun, which consists of one parent known as the father and another parent known as the mother. One alone is a parent, but together they are parents. A person does not have two sets of biological parents, only one.

This is subtly hinted at in twentieth verse of the non-canonical gospel of Thomas. Jesus said to them, "When you make the two into one, and when you make the inner like the outer and the outer like the inner, and the upper like the lower, and when you make male and female into a single one, so that the male will not be male nor the female be female, when you make eyes in place of an eye, a hand in place of a hand, a foot in place of a foot, an image in place of an image, then you will enter the kingdom." Thomas 20

We see God as both male and female by the use of the Hebrew nouns describing God, which are gender specific and are both masculine and feminine. We have strong hints of this duality in the Gospels in the role that both the Father and the Holy Spirit take on, and a further proof of the Holy Spirit being female is in the condemnation against blaspheming the Holy Spirit. If we curse Jesus or the Father we can be forgiven, but not so with the Holy Spirit. We must ask why that is. For those of us who are above the age of 40 where being raised in a nuclear family was common, it was the father’s responsibility to discipline the child for the child’s own good, while it fell upon the mother to console the child and to try and help the child see life through the eyes of the father. If after being disciplined by the father the child was to rebuke the mother, what is left of the family? What type of person could curse that which only wanted to console and help them to understand why the father disciplined them? There is nothing softer or more easily broken in all of creation than the heart of a mother. The other way to blaspheme the Holy Spirit is to tell your siblings, that the Mother told you that something was permissible when she did not, most especially if it contradicts what the Father says. Children who play the parents against each other destroy the very fabric of family unity.

Returning to Luke, once one can grasp that God can and has appeared to us as both male and female. Understanding Luke in a sexual content is to see Jesus as truly the son of God made manifest, not simply spiritual, nor as an incarnate, but truly as something very special and unique. As Mary lay in her bed, the female quality of God, that is the Holy Spirit, came upon her, and covered her in a way much like our bodies cover our inner being, the Holy Spirit covered Mary. While the Holy Spirit was with Mary, Mary ceased to exist as Mary and took on a new name, she was called the Shalumite.

The reason Mary at this point is identified with the Shalumite is not only older Judaic references to the Song of Solomon being the cryptic account of the consummation of love of the Power and the Spirit, also called the Shekinah, resting together on the Sabbath. Chapter 12 of Revelations further goes on to give more clues to this being so. “Now a great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a garland of twelve stars Then being with child, she cried out in labor and in pain to give birth”. Revelations 12:1-2 What is important here is that this woman is described with the sun and the moon, and only in the Song of Solomon do we find “Who is she who looks forth as the morning, Fair as the moon, Clear as the sun, Awesome as an army with banners? The Shulamite.” Song of Solomon 6:10. The crown of garland with the twelve stars symbolizes that she alone has achieved the desire of women. The desire of women is found in Daniel Chapter 11, but today’s ministers misuse it. In the time of Captivity when Daniel was written, the desire of women was to bear the Messiah, the promised one who would reunite the tribes of Israel. Which is why the twelve stars are crowning her, for they represent the tribes of Israel being united.

That together for this time, like newly weds on their first night together the masculine Power of God is standing before the prone Spirit of the feminine, preparing to make love as no love has ever been made before. The idea of God joining with His dual nature is not new, the Song of Solomon was said to be composed when Solomon sat outside the holy of Holies on the Sabbath night, and listening to these two aspects of God make spiritual love. What is new is the creation of flesh from this joining.

The proof of this is if the empirical science of reproductive physiology can be overlaid onto this preposition to see if the mechanics of reproduction settle into place. Now returning to science to complete this concept, we still need to join two haploid human cells so Jesus can be conceived. We have the ovum of Mary being given over to the Holy Spirit, but where does the sperm for the Power to use come from? Remember that useless polar body. Under normal circumstances this polar body would be either absorbed by the zygote or discharged with the ovum during menstruation. But what if the power of God acted upon the polar body to breach the walls of their respective membranes? They are already contacting each other because the jelly layer trapped the polar body next to the ovum. What if the energy of the power of God acted much like the acrosome reaction of normal fertilization? In figure 7 we can see that a breach in the plasma membranes of both the ovum and polar body the genetic material needed to create a diploid organism is now available.

Figure 7

Some may see the power of God too vast, to great to perform such a delicate operation, after all with just a flick of His finger God can send an asteroid the size of Alaska out of orbit towards earth, the power of God can level mountains, destroy cities and dry up the seas. How can such an uncontrollable force be controlled? It is with the Spirit that not only can harness God’s awesome power, but diffuse it, filter it, and finally channel it to the precise location and at the exact amplitude and frequency it needed to be to dissolve only the area of the two plasma membranes of the ovum and polar body where they touch.

Once the breach has happened that same power could easily start the mitotic process of human cells and a human being will be the result. Jesus was not a quasi human, but a fully human, and the son of God. Not a half God as Hellenistic mythology portrays saviors like Hercules, Orion and Peruses to name a few. A demigod is half a god and have man, but this is the only explanation that makes Jesus the son of God in both power and spirit and at the same time fully human in flesh.

However one last dilemma needs to be understood; only males have the Y chromosome necessary to create a male. In this theory of a polar body acting as the sperm, there is only X chromosomes. X chromosomes are much larger than the Y chromosome, and they contain between 900 and 1,400 genes, while the Y chromosome contains between 70 and 400 genes. There is some research in its infancy being done with low power Laser beams on genetic manipulation, they call the process Laser tweezers and what is a Laser beam, it is light energy. Considering that the if the Power of God working within the Spirit of God could dissolve the plasma membrane of the ovum and polar body at just the right location, it is not beyond reason to think that this combination could also act as a Laser pruning genes away from an X chromosome to create a Y chromosome.

One last thought about energy, the fundamental principle of energy is that it can not be created or destroyed, only redirected. While many people search for God in the purpose of life, very few ask the question where all the energy came from to create the universe, never mind the life on a tiny little planet. God’s presence in the universe can be seen through the transformation of energy, while his presence can be felt within us. If you only have an open mind we can see God objectively through His power, and subjectively through Her spirit.

Understanding what has happened is the rectification of our limited perception of God. It also answers a mystery that I am very sure that you have not explored. In Genesis chapter three we find verse 15 confusing if taken in the literal sense.

And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed and her seed; He shall bruise you on the head, and you shall bruise him on the heel. Genesis 3:15

Here God is talking to the serpent, but what is really strange is the use of seed in respect to the woman. This is the few places in scripture where a woman has seed. Sperm is the seed of humans, not the egg. The female organs and ovum takes on the role the earth. Man plants his seed in the woman and a child grows inside of her, this is so fundamental that it need not be discussed further. The fact that Adam and the seed of Adam is excluded from taking vengeance is somewhat significant. Christians believe that Jesus was created since the beginning of time, and only awaited his moment. The polar body acted as the seed, it has always been there next to the egg waiting the time when the two aspects of God would unite.

Jesus was 100% genetically his mother, he was a human being who did not come in the likeness of sinful flesh. His flesh had every impulse that yours and mine has, but what is different is that the soul of Jesus did not answer to the world or the desires of the world, it listened to the voice of the one whose Power and Spirit begat his life. If he was of the same substance as the Father and incapable of sinning, than his life proved absolutely nothing for it had no purpose. Jesus mastered the impulses of human desires and done the work of his Father and our Father, this is what we need to remember about Jesus. Jesus showed us it was possible for flesh to live perfectly under the laws that God gave Moses, but too many Christians want a free ride in life. They only want to believe that Jesus is God and belief in him will give one salvation. There is only one reason Paul’s false teachings are in the bible, because Paul gives false authority to Popes, Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, Pastors and Deacons to suck the blood of people who go into their churches. Jesus said in his church there is only one office, the servant, but the churches demand that you serve the church.

Some people can rightfully argue that Jesus is the son of the Living God by a spiritual conception. For Jesus did tell us in John 4:24 "God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth." I do not challenge them nor do I wish to challenge them, for they have begun a long journey towards the truth. These people do see that it is much better to emulate the life of Jesus than it is to give homage to the traditions of men. We must honor these people for their daring and not allow them to be ridiculed, for 1,700 years ago, they would have been hunted down by the church and forced to recant or they were beheaded on the spot. They have transcended the dogma of a corrupt church, and see Jesus in a way Jesus wanted to be seen. I did not write this to correct them, but to give them strength, to let them know that the traditions and dogmas they turned their backs upon are flawed, as they make a very lonely journey towards the truth.

Come out of her my Children

At best the Christianity can only use three verses in the gospels to point to a trinity, and one of these verses is suspected of being later additions to the gospel of Matthew. The earliest manuscripts of Matthew do not have the Trinitarian formula that is found at the end of Matthew. The other two are not so straight forward as the Trinitarian formula in Matthew; Matthew 3 speaks of Jesus’ baptism and Luke 1:35 which we already see describes the conception of Jesus’. One must ask oneself if this is important than why this concept was not spoken of by both Jesus and the prophets before more clearly. There is not one valid reason to believe in the Trinity, but ever reason to believe that God is one and whole in truth and spirit, exactly as Jesus said He was.

Jesus predicted many things in his life time including trying to make him into a part of a Trinity.

Jesus said, "Where there are three gods, there are gods. Where there are two or one, I am with that one." Thomas 30

Verse 30 of Thomas clearly shows that Jesus had that ability see God as a whole and see His manifestation as a duality. Thomas clearly shows that Jesus never considered himself as a part of a trinity. And outside of the gospel of John, Jesus’ never considered himself a god. If anything Jesus considered himself the son of God and as such a part of the unity of God.

Mathematically Trinities are imperfect and to prone to violence. Imperfect because when you take one and divide it by three the result is an imperfect number, an imperfect number such as 1/3 can never be measured exactly. Trinities are violent for the same reason, since no part of a Trinity is perfect and complete, there is always completion for that little 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000…01 part. Trinities create conflict as they need to take from the others to become dominate. Which is why under the Roman Church and her Protestant daughters, so much violence has been committed in the name of the man who said, “Love your enemies, do good to those who curse you.”

Strange how Christians can twist the message of Jesus, for Jesus never wanted to worshiped, but he did want to be obeyed. He came with a message from his Father, and he spoke the words that his Father put in his mouth. Those who I call Christians, those who worship Jesus in a Trinity, take what the message of the Father and give it to the son. When Jesus spoke with authority he was not speaking for himself but for his Father, as any son would in whose trust his father had placed in him. Jesus had desires for life in Gethsemane, and even doubts for deliverance on Calvary, how can such a man be God? He can not, for both are human, but this does not change the fact that he was God’s only begotten son, who in obedience to his Father fulfilled the will of his Father.

Satan has led us down the path of our own destruction. It is coming soon, there will be no rescue mission from heaven, and our simple Sunday faith will not save us. Satan wants you to worship the Son, he wants you to think that the father will listen to the false promises that Satan has his son, Lucifer gave to Paul. In the end you will find yourself naked at the wedding feast.

Many people want to think that those Nicean church fathers were godly men, these are the men who gave us the bible. They gave us what they wanted, and God fought for the rest. How many people were beheaded because they refused to worship the beast of the Trinity? When the armies of the beast from Rome were defeated on the plains of Megiddo in 1198, true to Prophet Daniel they returned north to their own lands and turned on their people during 400 bloody years of inquisitions, witch hunts and religious wars. Ask yourself could this be the church that Jesus envisioned? If you are protestant and keep Sunday you are also a part of this.

The message of Jesus was simple, love God, care for those who the world rejects, show mercy, and obey God’s laws. Jesus also had another message, a subtle message that is also twisted, while he called himself the son of God, he called us his brothers and his sisters. He said do the will of the Father and we are his brothers and his sisters. By calling his Father, our Father he stepped way beyond a Trinity, into a Unity that only a family can provide. There is no room for you and me in a Trinity, but in our Father’s house, there are many rooms, there are rooms for all of us, for our older brother told us so.