Jesus: Emotional-Waves, Time-Viewing, Prophets & His Arrival

Would People Ever Believe Jesus in the Flesh?

The world's gone Trump crazy. Can you imagine how crazy it would get if a man came forward claiming to be Jesus and that the "System" (Capitalism) that Trump embraces, defends, and perpetuates is the “Beast”, the disease of the world, the root cause of all the imbalance, poverty, suffering, and deaths?

Hypothetically, just imagining, by chance that, if it really were Jesus it would only make sense that the so-called Antichrist would be here too, and already be in power as well. How do you think most people would respond to such a grandiose claim? Jesus would be mostly ignored (because many other people claim the same thing), and laughed at, mocked, persecuted, ostracized, and worse. In that case, why would he ever bother or have the courage to come forward, wouldn’t it be futile? Or if he did come forward, would his suffering eventually be felt by the very ones abandoning and persecuting him… much like the four Gospels depict? 

If the story of Jesus is based in some modicum of truth, then doesn’t Jesus (the person) have to eventually be “somebody”? If Jesus isn’t somebody then he’s nobody, he doesn’t exist, and he can’t ever exist as a man if based in religious church doctrine, solely because nobody (mostly; or especially his own self-proclaimed religious followers) will ever accept him in the real world, with a flesh-n-bone mortal body. Haven’t people been programmed by religion to deny anyone and everyone who ever made such a claim as to be Jesus? Even Jesus says in the Gospels “you will deny me”, he even says he will be killed by the very people he’s trying to save/help.

Why would Jesus ever come forward when he already knows how people will react? Organized religion has lead people to believe that Jesus' “divinity” will somehow be proven/revealed as some kind of Superman or Matrix-style superpowers such as flying or walking on water or raising people from the dead, instead of Jesus being just a regular human man that has thought long and hard about the Human Condition and achieved enlightenment, but is still just a man who has made mistakes and lived and learned along the way.

In the bible, it’s always the writers or disciples that make the claim that Jesus is/was perfect and has never made mistakes, but Jesus tries to tell them directly that “no man is good (perfect)”, everyone has made bad choices and mistakes in their lives. Jesus wasn’t born all-knowing and speaking right out of the womb, he had to grow up learning and experiencing life just like all humans. Jesus is interpreted and depicted much differently by organized religion.

If you think about it, it seems very likely that the Church, knowingly or unknowingly, has been setting Jesus up for failure all along because of their dogmatic beliefs based on misinterpretations, misrepresentations, and/or falsehoods from the early church, passed forward to be engrained into the collective minds of today’s believers so they would reject him when he comes forward. 

Have you ever thought it possible that the story of Jesus in the four Gospels was prophecy instead of history? In other words, events that didn’t take place 2000 years ago but instead at a future time, our time. Or if not that, then history must repeat itself. In either case, Jesus would be able to witness his own current life play out like the story of the Gospels. He would be able to recognize events from the Gospels transpiring around him and be able to try to change the outcome.

Imagine this in science-fiction, or theoretical physics terms: The story of the Gospels is a prophecy of future (our present) events that Jesus goes through, events which are so deeply emotionally powerful that a bio-electrochemical mechanism of the body sends out electromagnetic radiowave-type signals (Brainwaves, Heartwaves or Emotional Waves) into the airways/aether. A Love-inspired, emotionally-powered, spiritual energy that is not bound by time and space. An emotional-wave carrier signal sent out from Jesus to all points throughout time/history to be received by the prophets, artists, and other great thinkers of past and present. Emotional-wave time travel; time viewing; data time travel.

The possibility of time-viewing by the prophets would also explain all the stories throughout history that are similar to the story of Jesus, including the prophets (writers, filmmakers, artists, etc.) of today. There are more Jesus-like stories today than ever before, just look at all the movies that closely depict the Jesus story, such as The Matrix (Thomas Anderson/Neo/Jesus; Trinity/Mary Magdalene), Avatar (Jake Sully/Jesus; Neytiri/Mary Magdalene) and numerous other reluctant-hero-type movies.

The emotional-wave signal would be strongest in the time that Jesus is here on earth, in this case, our time (today), which is why there are more Jesus-like stories today than in ancient history, because far more people are on earth today than in all of history, the more people the more prophets receiving Jesus’ emotional-wave signal. But each one is only able to interpret bits and pieces of the story.

Also, only in today’s technological era would the whole world be able to see Jesus all at once as the bible says, TV and the internet would be the likely medium, that is if he were to come forward in person. But would he? Should he?

What do you think about the coming of Jesus? Even if he’s just a man, should he still come forward? Is he set up for failure because of people’s dogmatic beliefs? If so, will he have the courage to still come forward anyway, even though you will likely reject and persecute him? Would you ever accept a Human Jesus? Or will you reject him, just like in the Gospels?

Anyway, just some thoughts to ponder, or at least the beginnings of a good sci-fi novel.

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