King David and other sons of God.

I was asked to express an opinion.

“Can we therefore say that, like Jesus, we are children of God? That Jesus showed the way, but did not call upon people to worship him as God?”

We can. Let us also look at the consequences of Jesus’ actions.

Approximately one billion people on this Earth are certain that Jesus is God. They pray to Him instead of praying to God.

This stands in contradiction to the 2nd commandment expressed in the Decalogue.

“Then God spoke all these words:

‘I am the Lord your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery.

1. You shall have no other gods beside Me!
2. You shall not make any sculpture or any image of anything that is in heaven above, or that is on the earth below, or that is in the waters beneath the earth! You shall not bow down to them or serve them, because I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, who punishes the transgression of the fathers upon the sons to the third and fourth generation of those who hate Me. But I show grace to the thousandth generation of those who love Me and keep My commandments.’”

The promoters of Jesus removed this 2nd commandment from the completely altered version of the Decalogue supported by them. Instead, priests pass on information about another divine Commandment, which reads as follows:

1. You shall have no other gods before me.
2. You shall not take the name of your God in vain.”

However, we will not find this wording in the Decalogue, because priests recommend prayers not to God, but mainly to:

– dead and living people

– sculptures

– images

– Souls

– spirits

– parts of the bodies of dead and living people.

Let us notice that the original commandment number 2 disappeared, and in order to preserve their number, meaning 10 commandments, commandment number 10 was divided into 2 separate ones. Their number therefore agrees, but the content is completely different, as are the consequences for people and Souls.

This was not present, among other things, in the actions of King David.

In the Psalms he spoke of himself as the Son of God. He presented the One God as the Giver of everything, as a guardian, protector and loving deliverer.

Psalm number 2 Link

“I will proclaim the decree of the Lord:

He said to me: [to David]

‘You are My Son,

Today I have begotten You.

Ask of Me….’”

Wikipedia contains broader information gathered on this subject.

“In the Old Testament, angels are called sons of God several times, the chosen nation, Israel, was called God’s firstborn son (Ex 4:22; Jer 3:19), and finally rulers from the Davidic dynasty are called sons of God. After the destruction of Jerusalem, the title Son of God was attributed to the promised Messiah, of whom David was a type.” Link

The son of God named Jesus, unlike the son of God David, became a synonym/substitute for the word God. We know the words of the Christmas carol “God is born” and not only these. This does not concern the son of God named David, but only Jesus. Ask your acquaintances, family or priest, reader, whether according to them the son of God Jesus is God—almost everyone will confirm this idea to you. Perhaps apart from atheists and followers of other religions. People and Souls live in the conviction that Jesus made himself a god in the eyes of his fellow human beings, or was proclaimed one, as the true god.

Now let us look at the material consequences in life when many millions, or perhaps hundreds of millions, of women legally married Jesus, who has not been alive for 2,000 years. Therefore, using reason logically, we see that women of childbearing age entered into marriage—depending on the point of view—with the Spirit of a deceased person, with his Soul or with a corpse.

What is the physical and Spiritual consequence of this?

A woman who, in her imagination, decides to take such a marital step thinks that she has gained comfort because she has married God Himself, and that as His own wife He will fulfil all her wishes. The trouble, like the devil, lies in the details: among other things, the woman cannot give birth to children and lives in loneliness. She does not develop the habits of a married woman, a mother, a grandmother, etc. The incarnation of her own Soul does not interest her, but she will nevertheless make up for this childlessness and lack of sex only in a later incarnation. Similar celibacy or sex with Souls results in winding up the wheel of karma and creating many blockages. In these women there arises the phenomenon of sexual non-fulfilment—sexual deprivation—which one day MUST be satisfied.

The women did not/do not have physical sex with a man, but they have a marriage. Therefore, for marital sex, for sex with Jesus, or rather for masturbation, because it is impossible to forget about releasing tension, whom do they draw towards themselves even now in the 21st century?

A Spirit, a Soul or a corpse, depending on the point of view. What this later looks like and what it looks like “during” the act, I leave to the imagination of the readers and to deep meditation upon having sex with the Spirits of dead people.

Let us remember that even today, in the 21st century, bishops, including those in Poland, legally marry nuns to their bridegroom Jesus. Jesus’ Polish harem currently numbers 300 virgins married to him Link, which is considerably more than the harem of an average ruler, even a royal one.

These are also consequences of idolatry—the Soul and the being remain continuously alone [without a husband and children] within the wheel of karma.

How does this affect the sexuality of these female Souls in their subsequent incarnations?

Do you think, reader, that they immediately have husbands and children? One may doubt it, because when were they supposed to learn all of this, since before God they renounced physical marriage and motherhood?

In turn, in the minds of many women, the absence of a husband carries only benefits. For example, the following are mentioned:

– No possibility of becoming pregnant. It is worth mentioning this in the context of the incarnation of Souls; it is of particular interest also to gays and, among others, to women with a past as prostitutes, for whom children are a ball and chain in their professional careers.

– No quarrels, disputes or physical violence at home.

– No drunkards or drug addicts in the immediate surroundings. In a word, domestic bliss prevails there.

It is also good to remember that Jesus, like most living gods, is well known in the circles of magic and Reiki and in other initiatory practices, where through His intercession the recipient and beneficiary of His “gifts” is supposed to achieve the result they have imagined.

An example is the so-called “Christ Keys” used in higher Reiki, meaning a net cast over a free being/Soul/human being. Link, meaning a net cast over a free being/Soul and human being. Link

In the recipient’s mind, the net is intended to provide protection. But let every being caught in a net—a fish is a good example—try to get free and liberate itself. Let them try to become free from this entanglement in the eyes of God Himself, the Giver of life, and in the eyes of other beings not connected with the given practice. It may take some time, while the fate of a fish caught in a net shows the direction towards which the undertaken action and the consent for it to happen lead. Consent to what? Think, reader, whether consent is given to freedom or to slavery when someone casts nets over a fish?

In addition, there is ritual drinking of blood, throwing blood around. I encourage careful reading of this article as well. Link /readarticle.php?article_id=1667

And there is also the Sword of Christ.

Perhaps something more about miracles performed by various gods, demigods, deities and ordinary people. Let us enter the phrase materialisation of gold into an internet search engine.

In the jewellery industry [the materialisation of, among other things, gold products, and not only these], many people are or recently were active, mainly Hindus promoting themselves as gods and promoting idolatry. It would be worth mentioning, among others, mainly the following gentlemen: Link

– Swami Premananda (guru) Link

– Vishwananda Link

– Among ancient gods, Krishna and others.

But apart from them there is also a secular profile, where the following are commonly known for materialising objects, among others: Link
Link “David Copperfield”

Link “Dynamo Magician”. Both men levitate in the air like Jesus. Like Jesus, they materialise, among other things, fish, walk on water, etc. They can pass through walls and disappear into thin air.

On YouTube and in the casinos of Las Vegas, we may also watch performances by similar people, for example Troy—a Jamaican German, another American in black clothing with a cross upon his chest, a young Japanese man, or even a Pole with the stage name “Y”, who do exactly the same thing, meaning that with a wave of the hand they materialise Miracles. As far as raising the dead is concerned, in more recent times Sathya Sai Baba was known for this.

“—For You, God, apart from You I left everything.” Rasulullah was once said to have said.

In reply he heard from God: “—For you, Muhammad, apart from you I created all of this.” Despite such a divine “pat on the shoulder”, he did not proclaim himself a god/deity/intermediary. He was merely one who announces something, who prophesies. This is a different approach to God, yet similar to David’s, and it produces different results. Different from deifying oneself during life and after death.

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• s_majda writes:
16/08/2014 at 20:15 (Edit)
[19:30:24] Zofia: the life of Jesus http://www.kazdystudent.pl/a/wiara.html?gclid=CMTpoKSnmMACFWTHtAodxFwA-w
…“The relationship between God and Jesus was so close that Jesus equates people’s attitude towards Him with their attitude towards God. Thus, to know Him means to know God (Gospel of John 8:19; 14:7). To see Him means to see God (12:45; 14:9). To believe in Him means to believe in God (12:44; 14:1). To receive Him means to receive God (Gospel of Mark 9:37). To hate Him means to hate God (Gospel of John 15:23). And to honour Him means to honour God (5:23)…..”
[20:07:54] Sławomir Majda: How many sentences will you find in which Jesus himself prays to God within this personal relationship, using the word GOD. In the entire New Testament
In the Lord’s Prayer, which is a pillar of many religions, there are no references to God at all. Exactly as there are none in Buddhism, Hinduism, Brahmanism or Vaishnavism.
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ojcze_nasz
It is difficult to find the words of his prayer directed explicitly to God. The question therefore arises by itself—to whom did Jesus actually pray, if not to God, when while praying he avoided the word God?
From the words Lord-Father, one may infer anything, including that he prayed to some Soul or even to his own Soul. All the more because outside prayers he uses the word God frequently. In addition, the situation is highly awkward and ambiguous because in the quotations referred to by the link placed at the beginning, he also points to himself with his own finger as god.
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• s_majda writes:
12/12/2014 at 16:02 (Edit)
Piast, the legendary progenitor of the Piast dynasty, encountered similar people during his life here on Polish soil. During the first haircut ceremony of his seven-year-old son, he was said to have hosted mysterious visitors expelled from Popiel’s court. During the modest feast, the food was miraculously multiplied, and ultimately Popiel himself was also invited to it. The strangers cut the hair of Piast’s son and gave him the name Siemowit.
This was mentioned, among other places, on Wikipedia. http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piast
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• s_majda writes:
29/12/2014 at 21:26 (Edit)
When, ten years ago, Barbara Pietrzak came to Cardinal Józef Glemp asking him to bless her as the first consecrated virgin in the Archdiocese of Warsaw, hardly anyone knew what it meant. No wonder, since the ancient custom had only been recalled by the Second Vatican Council. The rite of consecration was specially translated from Latin by her spiritual director, Father Andrzej Santorski. The candidate for the consecration ceremony sent invitations to her friends: “I wish to invite you to the ceremony of my marriage to the Only Son of God, Jesus. I earnestly ask for prayer that I may become worthy to ‘follow the Lamb wherever He goes’.”
The first consecrated virgin in the Archdiocese, Barbara Pietrzak, underwent this rite ten years ago in St Martin’s Church. After the homily, Bishop Piotr Jarecki asked her three questions: whether she wished to persevere in virginity consecrated to God until the end of her life; whether she wished to strive for perfect love of God and her neighbour; and whether she wished solemnly to marry Jesus Christ. When she knelt before the bishop, she placed her hands in his hands, as in the sacrament of priesthood, and he placed a white veil upon her head, blessed a ring and handed her a breviary. http://kosciol.wiara.pl/doc/723470.Poslubione-Jezusowi

Opublikowano: 04/08/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Religions, priests, sects, idolatry, vows.

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