Interdimensional Portals
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From the description, it seems like a rehash of any other Illuminati/Freemason/Luciferian conspiracy. I don't think I wanna pay the money for it. Does it go over opening portals? Does it appeal to any older texts? If you have a link to a digital copy, I may pay for it.
I'm doing my own research right now on several different subjects appealing to older source texts and books written by people with plenty of accolades. I'd rather see sources, not interpretations of sources or some guy's expression of his own imagination...
Could you give me an overview of the book and what I can expect or give me a link to a digital copy?
I'm not trying to discount the legitimacy of the book, don't get me wrong, but I want sources from acclaimed authors or older source texts that talk about portals.
This is my current reading list:
John Heilbron - HSS Lecture: Applied History of Science, Isis, vol. 78
I'm doing my own research right now on several different subjects appealing to older source texts and books written by people with plenty of accolades. I'd rather see sources, not interpretations of sources or some guy's expression of his own imagination...
Could you give me an overview of the book and what I can expect or give me a link to a digital copy?
I'm not trying to discount the legitimacy of the book, don't get me wrong, but I want sources from acclaimed authors or older source texts that talk about portals.
This is my current reading list:
John Heilbron - HSS Lecture: Applied History of Science, Isis, vol. 78
Externaland Internal Factors in the Development of Science, Science &Technology Studies
The Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean (Alchemical text translated by Isaac Newton)
On the Origin of Species (Darwin)
GOETIA - Lesser Key of Solomon (I may skip this one TBH)
Born in Blood - The Lost Secrets of Freemasony (Masonic Literature)
Luzac's Semitic Text and Translation Series Vol. 12 (Chaldean Tablets of Creation, late translation)
The Chaldean Account of Genesis (George Smith Translation)
And more. This just scratches the surface of my current study.
I also have various lectures I'm taking notes on from professors at Cambridge (History of Science and Philosophy of Science), and Stanford (Quantum Physics, Consciousness)
These are the kind of sources I'm asking you to provide. Legit sources.
What kind of accolades does Dr. Michael K. Lake have? What makes him an authority on the information he provides in his book? What theology and doctrines does he adhere to? Can you explain Kingdom Intelligence to me? Where did this guy get his information? Was it divine revelation?
The Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean (Alchemical text translated by Isaac Newton)
On the Origin of Species (Darwin)
GOETIA - Lesser Key of Solomon (I may skip this one TBH)
Born in Blood - The Lost Secrets of Freemasony (Masonic Literature)
Luzac's Semitic Text and Translation Series Vol. 12 (Chaldean Tablets of Creation, late translation)
The Chaldean Account of Genesis (George Smith Translation)
And more. This just scratches the surface of my current study.
I also have various lectures I'm taking notes on from professors at Cambridge (History of Science and Philosophy of Science), and Stanford (Quantum Physics, Consciousness)
These are the kind of sources I'm asking you to provide. Legit sources.
What kind of accolades does Dr. Michael K. Lake have? What makes him an authority on the information he provides in his book? What theology and doctrines does he adhere to? Can you explain Kingdom Intelligence to me? Where did this guy get his information? Was it divine revelation?
Have you read the book yourself, or do you just have a quote from it and are trying to appear to have read the entire work? That you say it is short, only four hundred pages is interesting. Name some books you've read that were "long" and the page count if 400 pages is short. Seems you're attempting to paint a picture of yourself here as someone well studied.
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From these studies you are doing I assume you have no goal at this time...Just learning to learn? Do I have that right? That's not a bad thing you understand..I myself usually have a goal to achieve in my studies. Two different points to research. and learning for the sake of learning is a fun thing too. I used to do it that way.
Ok Dr Michael Lake, Tom Horn, Steve Quayle and LA Marzulli are all top notch researchers, teachers, preachers, writers, and film makers.. All are born again, spirit filled Christians who put Jesus first in their lives. They were my sources at the start. Then I've branched out to other sources.
Ok Dr Michael Lake, Tom Horn, Steve Quayle and LA Marzulli are all top notch researchers, teachers, preachers, writers, and film makers.. All are born again, spirit filled Christians who put Jesus first in their lives. They were my sources at the start. Then I've branched out to other sources.
Learning to learn yeah, but there is also a connection between the subjects I listed. For instance, science wasn't always what it is today. The scientific method and empiricism didn't come around until early modern history. Science was originally born of pagan philosophy and you can see the connections all the way into the modern era. One of the more clear closer to modern examples is Isaac Newton. Theoretical science is nothing more than a religion in many cases.
"They tend to appear as mere garnishes to presentations of serious scientific content; stories of heroic scientists who overcame adversity; tragic scientists hampered by human limitations and circumstances; fortunate ones who made great discoveries by exploiting chance happenings; strange ones who engaged in bizarre experiments or devised fantastical theories; etc. Many of these stories are myths...but in the rightful condemnation of such myths, there is something important that is often missed out, namely the question of purpose. What is it exactly that we should be trying to achieve by writing and teaching history? The heroic tales or the bizarre anecdotes found in popular historical accounts have positive functions in the right circumstances. They can give inspiration to students to aspire to enter Science or excite people's curiosity about the process of Science. So they may serve as a hook into more serious scientific endeavors." - Hasok Chang, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge (on the common uses of history in science) [this is evangelism via mythology]
And about Isaac Newton:
"When we clear away the mythology, we need to ask what we're putting in place instead and to what purpose. We must ask ourselves not only what good history is, but what good history is. I'm not disputing that we historians of Science should take pains to show that stories like the apple falling on Newton's head have no firm historical evidence. We should, and we should remind people that the idea of gravitation had a long and complex gestation in the thinking of Newton himself and many of his predecessors and contemporaries; that Newton's true achievement was not thinking up the idea of gravity, but formulating it in precise mathematical form and applying it to important celestial and terrestial phenomena; that his thinking in physics was intimately linked with his alchemy and theology, etc., etc." - John Heilbron [HSS Lecture: Applied History of Science, Isis, vol. 78 (1987), 552-563]
So yeah... There is a purpose. But back to the subject at hand. Can you recommend something that is more readily available? You are fighting hard for this portal thing and haven't given any evidence whatsoever. You claim to have some kind of knowledge that no one else has, and I'd like to understand where you get that knowledge from. That guy's book isn't gonna mean much to me if I'm perfectly honest.
"They tend to appear as mere garnishes to presentations of serious scientific content; stories of heroic scientists who overcame adversity; tragic scientists hampered by human limitations and circumstances; fortunate ones who made great discoveries by exploiting chance happenings; strange ones who engaged in bizarre experiments or devised fantastical theories; etc. Many of these stories are myths...but in the rightful condemnation of such myths, there is something important that is often missed out, namely the question of purpose. What is it exactly that we should be trying to achieve by writing and teaching history? The heroic tales or the bizarre anecdotes found in popular historical accounts have positive functions in the right circumstances. They can give inspiration to students to aspire to enter Science or excite people's curiosity about the process of Science. So they may serve as a hook into more serious scientific endeavors." - Hasok Chang, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge (on the common uses of history in science) [this is evangelism via mythology]
And about Isaac Newton:
"When we clear away the mythology, we need to ask what we're putting in place instead and to what purpose. We must ask ourselves not only what good history is, but what good history is. I'm not disputing that we historians of Science should take pains to show that stories like the apple falling on Newton's head have no firm historical evidence. We should, and we should remind people that the idea of gravitation had a long and complex gestation in the thinking of Newton himself and many of his predecessors and contemporaries; that Newton's true achievement was not thinking up the idea of gravity, but formulating it in precise mathematical form and applying it to important celestial and terrestial phenomena; that his thinking in physics was intimately linked with his alchemy and theology, etc., etc." - John Heilbron [HSS Lecture: Applied History of Science, Isis, vol. 78 (1987), 552-563]
So yeah... There is a purpose. But back to the subject at hand. Can you recommend something that is more readily available? You are fighting hard for this portal thing and haven't given any evidence whatsoever. You claim to have some kind of knowledge that no one else has, and I'd like to understand where you get that knowledge from. That guy's book isn't gonna mean much to me if I'm perfectly honest.
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While I know that portals are real, while I'm still learning about these doorways into other dimensions, my reason for opening this thread was not to scare anyone, or confuse anyone or any other nefarious motive. I wanted to know what the average Christian thinks along this line. Reality is a most interesting thing. There is more, far more to this world than meets the eye.. Thank you for your input, whether you believe they exist or not. I do appreciate it.
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no. I don't demand anything. quite an attitude you have and it speaks volumes
God Himself demands we are good stewards and that we study His word so we do not have to be ashamed
now let's deal with your supposed 'proof'
so the Son of God is a portal to you? you understand the gift of God as a portal?
next
that is not a literal gate anymore than as if I would say "I could eat a horse" I would not eat a horse. that was not the literal gate to heaven. I know some of you interpret things like that, but it is incorrect. you are really grasping at the air here
what is the matter with you? even if Jesus was speaking of literal gates (which He is not, how would that be a spiritual portal?
anywhere you see the word gate, entrance or similar you interpret portal? spiritual portal? wrong wrong wrong
hey you now, some people think Elijah went to heaven in a UFO what can I say? wrong again
portals often look like whirlwinds.
listen, even IF these are portals, which they are not, you have NOT fulfilled your number one obligation of showing us where God tells how to use them or create them. you simply wish to have a strange experience. relax. if you have not had one yet, its on the way
uh. no, not at all. YOU speculate a whirlwind is a portal, THEREFORE. all whirlwinds can be portals or are portals and so here is your proof. no...that is just YOU talking to yourself again. no portals at all and certainly no instructions from Jesus as to how we should use them or if we should. THAT would be significant. but you are not going to provide that because it does not exist except in your own mind and the minds of those who follow this occult belief
well you got the on and on part right. I would call it sci-fi, but it's not even good sci-fi. more like fantasy, occult, Lord of the Rings which, hopefully, we know is not real?
Have missed where you actually provided what would be 'proof' of what you say regarding portals, ie Jesus telling us to drum them up or use them? or God instructing us through Paul?
Did I miss that? you know, I did not. you just did not provide that because it does not exist.
all you are saying is that you think a whirlwind could be a portal and blah blah blah
I don't hold out hope for you to see that though
S
my view exactly and lines up with scripture
witchcraft, both the knowing and the ignorant practice thereof, has made great inroads into Christianity
but those who practice it, are not able to see it and are quick to accuse those who know what is going on and see the deception, that they are not spiritual enough, or possibly don't have enough faith, or don't believe the Bible
demons will fill you full of peace and happiness and false assurance. it is impossible to be set free unless a person admits to the deception and replaces it with the truth of the Word
they need prayer, deliverance from the bondage of willing deception, especially if they teach it, and acknowledgement of their deception
this is not a laughing matter or a light matter. this is as serious as it gets.
witchcraft, both the knowing and the ignorant practice thereof, has made great inroads into Christianity
but those who practice it, are not able to see it and are quick to accuse those who know what is going on and see the deception, that they are not spiritual enough, or possibly don't have enough faith, or don't believe the Bible
demons will fill you full of peace and happiness and false assurance. it is impossible to be set free unless a person admits to the deception and replaces it with the truth of the Word
they need prayer, deliverance from the bondage of willing deception, especially if they teach it, and acknowledgement of their deception
this is not a laughing matter or a light matter. this is as serious as it gets.
S
I tend to think that demons can create what you want to see in your desire to 'see' or 'know' more than what God legitimately allows
I don't believe God would allow these so called 'portals' that occultists and devil worshipers think they conjure
what some seem to have a hard time grasping, is that Christian or not, God will allow you to fall into great deception if you do not heed the warnings in His word
and many fancy themselves ' special' and called of God to have these supernatural things happen. it' simply not God.
agreed for sure, that no evidence has been submitted for the biblical injunction to use or create portals. agree that no evidence has been submitted either for the use of portals by God.
I don't believe God would allow these so called 'portals' that occultists and devil worshipers think they conjure
what some seem to have a hard time grasping, is that Christian or not, God will allow you to fall into great deception if you do not heed the warnings in His word
and many fancy themselves ' special' and called of God to have these supernatural things happen. it' simply not God.
agreed for sure, that no evidence has been submitted for the biblical injunction to use or create portals. agree that no evidence has been submitted either for the use of portals by God.