The Left Hand of the Biblical God
The Left Hand Of the Biblical Gods- children of the Biblical Gods-
Hebrews- Israelite- Arabs is a new and unique perspective on the bible, the gods, man and organized religions. It is the saga of two gods and their genetic families, that of the Lord God and that of his subordinate Jehovah, the God of Abraham.
It is the story, not of man and the human species but of the genetic and biological relationships between two gods, one benevolent and the other visions and vindictive. It is about the mental, physical and spiritual hardships, torment, suffering, death and destruction of these two genetic families as a result of the relationships that existed between these two families and the god they served. That hardship, torment, suffering and death still exist today between the descendants of these two major gods.
The Left Hand of the Biblical God's is a commentary on the wrongful condemnation of the sin of Eve, the birth of Cain, the death of Abel, the flood, the construction of the ark, the salvation man, the altar of Noah and the feast of celebration is about the the ten plagues of Egypt, the wilderness journey to the Promised Land and the death and destruction of thousands of family descendants of both family gods in Jehovah’s march to the Promised Land.
Man was not created out of love as a cloned modified subspecies to mine for gold and to take care of the needs of the camp and the gods. That camp was the Garden of Eden where the gold was good. (Gen. 2:10-14)
When man was created as a modified subspecies he automatically became a part of the subculture of the gods. Like it or not the gods are our ancestors and we are their children.
The Left Hand of the Biblical Gods is a biblical summary that not only gives clarifies what is written in scripture with what is not written that supports what is.
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About Carlton Morris
I am retired navy and air force civil service. Author of Jehovah the First Godfather and Random Thoughts of an Old Man in a Rocking Chair a fancy way of describing the rambling, eccentric and unpredictable thoughts and daydreams of an egotistical and doddering old man on the verge of dementia tying to recall what was, struggling to make it through what is and contemplating what will be.
Favorite Quote from Carlton Morris
With every breath I take I am getting mentally and physically better and better every day in every way. I am one with myself and my creator.
Inspiration for The Left Hand of the Biblical God
Researching information on DNA, genetic engineering, duplicates and modification through cloning I found in (Gen, 2: 21:23). eve was a modified cone of Adam just as Adam was a modified of the Lord God.
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