Parable of the Alabaster Box

This story is contained in all four gospels.  Each gospel presents the story slightly differently.  By collating the details from all four, we can develop a composite picture as follows.

In Bethany, in the presence of the Pharisees, Jesus proclaimed the hallmark of his doctrine, by which HIS gospel would be distinguished from all other doctrines.

It was a doctrine so controversial and divisive that upon hearing it, Judas Iscariot went out IMMEDIATELY and conspired with the Sanhedrin to betray and murder Christ.

Parable of the Canaanite Woman

The Pearl

To be harvested, the pearl must first be born out of the water (the sea) and then born out of it's mantle, or membrane.

The pearl is the symbol of those who are twice born, or born again, for it is born out of the water and out of the mantle, representing spirit.

The House of Virgins

In the Greek language of the New Testament, the name of Jesus is spelled IESOUS. 

When the Greeks transcribed Hebrew names from the Old Testament, into their own language, they changed the form of those names by adding a silent “S” to end.  For example, Judah became Judas.  Jonah became Jonas. The names are still pronounced the same, because the “S” is silent. You are probably more familiar with the French language, which utilizes a similar device. The French word LES is pronounced LAY. The “S” on the end is silent, as it also is in the French words rendezvous and debris.
When we apply the Greek form of transcription to the name of IESOUS, and render the final “S” silent, we find that the name of IESOUS (Jesus) is a Greek transliteration  of the Hebrew name ESAU.

Alchemy of Tongues

 

Nahum 3:12,13

This scripture has been translated by Torah scholars to read:

"All thy strongholds shall be like fig trees with first ripe figs, if they be shaken they shall even fall into the mouth of the eater.

Behold, thy people in the midst of theeare women: the gates of thy land shall be set wide open unto thine enemies: the fire shall devour thy bars."

The Bible is written in tongues, the tongues of every nation, kindred, tongue and people. When we employ these tongues, in this scripture, we receive "Revelation", which is the very meaning of the word Nahum.

The Revelation of Christ

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In the Revelation of Jesus Christ, John describes the one who walks among the seven churches of Asia. He is the eighth, but is one with the seven churches.  John is describing the golden statue of Buddha

The Old Testament was not penned in Hebrew and neither was the New Testament penned in Greek.  The scriptures have been translated into these languages, but are written in the ancient tongues of the gentile nations including Sanskrit, Pali, Layil, Tamil, Tibetan, Latin, Spanish, Arabic, Greek, Hebrew, French, Italian, etc.
A good example of this occurs in Revelation 1:15, which contains the Greek word for feet, the Latin word for man, the Sanskrit word for brass and the Spanish word for Way, all within a single verse.
Because the book is written in the tongues of the nations, without  a code key exact interpretation may be impossible.  However, we can find among the words, fingers pointing to the moon.  They are not the moon, but they point to it.

Jesus and Tao

The book of Revelation is written to the SEVEN churches of ASIA who ALL rejected Paul as an apostle of Jesus Christ.

II Timothy 1:15

"This thou knowest, that ALL they which are in ASIA be turned away from me, of whom are Phygellus and Hermogenes."

The seven churches of ASIA took the advice of the Apostle John and put the teachings of Paul on trial. They concluded that Paul was not a disciple of Jesus Christ, despite his claim to the contrary.

To these, who had rejected Paul as an apostle,  John wrote:

Revelation 2:2

"You have tried those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them liars."

John addressed the seven letters of the seven churches to:

T-he

A-ngel

O-f

TAO, the church. Tao is the Tao Te Ching. It is the WAY of Lao Tsu, Gotama Buddha, and Jesus.

In his letters, John urges the church of the TAO to purge doctrines of Paul from their midst.  He warns them to purge the violent and teachers of violence from among them.