The Day You Eat, The Day I Die

The Day You Eat, The Day I Die.

The 'fall' of Adam, was the death of 'God'...

It's hard to grasp that God wanted to die.

We know Spirit God, Elohim, cannot "die".

But there clearly is a thought that God had that - He was going to use one of His Tools called death to produce His next Kingdom. 

But when He told Adam, the day YOU eat, the day YOU die... God signed His Own death warrant... which is exactly what God wanted. 

"Die" or "death" has its many meanings.  Yes,  the human mammal body stops functioning is one. 'Separation' from the presence of God is another.. in two ways. One is God is far from a person,  which makes us "lost" in the woods of life without Him.  However, the main one is simply we are born with no revelation of who God is or if He even exists. There is nothing worse than that. That is "death".

Jesus (Yeshua, God of Salvation) on the Roman cross cried out "My God why have you forsaken ME?" For the first time,  Jesus was now like us. 

Yes, Jesus had roamed around on earth with the standard stuff we face daily. The desire of eyes and flesh, the pride issue.  Which all three are basically a mammal trying to survive.. self preservation. Just like all animals.

But Jesus always had God with Him and then IN Him.. until the Roman cross of death.  Then He became just like all the rest of us when we are born.. separated from God.

What did Jesus promise us though?  I will NEVER leave nor forsake you.  Deuteronomy 31:6 Hebrews 13:5

Once a person basically looks to God and says "Help. I can't. ", then God is with them. That is what He is doing now.  Judgment comes later.  But now God is helping anyone who asks for help.  Sometimes to those who don't ask.  He'll help anyone whether they are good, bad, or ugly. (The goal of a "Christian" is to have God IN them)

Just as God for 'His Plan', the Logos, needed lucifer to fall,  He also needed 'Eve' and thus Adam to fall.  Separation is what God was making,  and then fixing.  

He might have thought in His Plan : "I will have a part of Myself separate from Myself. I will put that Part into a part of my Creation, humans, then I will pull that part to a Kingdom I am making specifically for them. Dogs are man's best friend.  Humans,  glorified, will be My best Friends."

We cannot see exactly what God is making out of us.  He only tells us a very teeny eeny piece. The whole Bible essentially is just trying to get us There.  That's all we know.  

God's self made job description for 6000 years has been to convince homosapiens that He exists and that He is the only "God". Humans like making gods because that instinct is rigged in us to find God. So humans make piles of them or try to modify the "God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob" to fit their needs and wants,  usually political. 

"I'm God. You don't know I exist. I'll let you know I do exist. I'll show you just a teeny part of Myself.. just enough so that you'll believe me and love the Me I've showed you.  That will end our separation, or death. Then I'll gather you all together for the Kingdom I'm making just for you all, glorified homosapien mammal humans."

It's not about how bad Adam was.. it is about how awesome God's main Plan is and how He always takes responsibilities for His actions.  God has no one to stand in for Him, so He takes it all on Himself, Himself.


This is what I believe.. comma,

T.H.Tatman

GodComma.com


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