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Ben_Masada
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Between You And The Woman
That’s about Genesis 3:15, which Christians enjoy to erroneously attribute it to Mary and her offspring Jesus.
According to the allegory of Creation, God is addressing the Serpent, symbolized by the Adversary, which is the meaning of Satan, the enemy, as God speaks about the enmity between “You and the Woman.”
According to Amos 5:2, the Woman here is the Virgin Israel, whose offspring is Judah, as we understand by reading Isaiah 7:14, 15, 22 and Isaiah 8:8.
In the statement “The Offspring will strike at your head,” we can see from Jeremiah 46:28, that eventually God will make an end of all the nations. And in, “While you will strike at his heel,” we have in the same quotation, that of Israel, God will only chastise as we deserve.
Part of the adversity between “You and the Woman” is well represented by the Pauline policy of Replacement Theology in Galatians 4:21-31, when he inverts the roles of “Your offspring” with the offspring of the bondwoman Hagar and set the Gentiles as offspring of Sarah. But this is only a strike at the heel.
According to the Essene Theology about the struggle between the sons of darkness and the sons of light, the “Sun” will rise again in the Morning and the adversary will be struck at his head, as the night vanishes at the the presence of a new day.
Ben
That’s about Genesis 3:15, which Christians enjoy to erroneously attribute it to Mary and her offspring Jesus.
According to the allegory of Creation, God is addressing the Serpent, symbolized by the Adversary, which is the meaning of Satan, the enemy, as God speaks about the enmity between “You and the Woman.”
According to Amos 5:2, the Woman here is the Virgin Israel, whose offspring is Judah, as we understand by reading Isaiah 7:14, 15, 22 and Isaiah 8:8.
In the statement “The Offspring will strike at your head,” we can see from Jeremiah 46:28, that eventually God will make an end of all the nations. And in, “While you will strike at his heel,” we have in the same quotation, that of Israel, God will only chastise as we deserve.
Part of the adversity between “You and the Woman” is well represented by the Pauline policy of Replacement Theology in Galatians 4:21-31, when he inverts the roles of “Your offspring” with the offspring of the bondwoman Hagar and set the Gentiles as offspring of Sarah. But this is only a strike at the heel.
According to the Essene Theology about the struggle between the sons of darkness and the sons of light, the “Sun” will rise again in the Morning and the adversary will be struck at his head, as the night vanishes at the the presence of a new day.
Ben
You’re hilarious. Read the Bible lately?