Publisher's Synopsis
Since the first stirrings of civilization, it has been the desire of the few to have the power to rule over the masses. This phenomenon has been the bane of mankind and has prevented the majority from reaching their full potential. It is this phenomenon that is the subject of the Bible. Despite what most of us are taught all our lives, the Bible is a book about Power, not deities. Elohim (the original word before "God" became popular) means "The Powers That Be" which refers to authoritarian leadership Powers of the Leadership, or of the State, not a deity. In the Old Testament, the Powers That Be (Elohim) are represented by warlords, corrupt Judges, authoritarians such as the Pharaohs of Egypt, the Emperors of Rome, and the many psychotic Kings. Missing in the Old Testament are examples of Elohim benefitting the People. To the contrary, this "God" never stopped inciting war, dividing the people, encouraging the pillaging of others groups not "chosen", and imposing endless taxes and bureaucracy to oppress and control the citizens through fear. In the New Testament, Jesus represents all who reject the temple builders that promote warfare, taxation, dependency, and division to become the "Elohim" and proclaims We The People are the true temple. The New Testament explains We The People are already our own Power and should reject the Elohim. The Revelation explains Eden can only be rebuilt behind a wall that separates us from idolaters who worship the Powers That Be. Still today, We The People continue to be crucified by the elitist Elohim who twists the meaning of the Bible, along with many other tactics, to rule our lives through oppressive cultural manipulation. It is time for us to resurrect Eden and reclaim the "tree of life" and the "knowledge of good and evil" taken from us by the statist Elohim by interpreting the Bible as it was meant to be. We should resist the cultural fear and dependency used by the God of Statism in the Old Testament to rob us of our Power of cohesion and ability to cooperate among ourselves. The inherent rights of We The People can be resurrected so that "nothing will be restrained from us" if we have the will and the understanding. If not, we will continue to suffer the repetitious 6-6-6 cycles of failure and never reach the seventh stage which is the Sabbath where we will find peace and rest. This book follows the thought processes that created the Bible and brings back the original intention which was to warn us of Statists that manipulate us through politics and religion to gain and then maintain their Power over us. We The People can escape the role of sacrificial lamb for the Statists if we use the wisdom of the Bible to reclaim our Power by avoiding the idolatry of the Elohim.
