10/10/2017
One God, 4 Prophets, 3 Major Religions, & A Partridge In A Pare Tree: The Truth Reveals They're all Pointing & Speaking about the Same Truth, Only Through Different Cultures, Times, and Languages... They All Speak Of The One True God and That God Is The Same In All 4 of Their Narratives... Read On & You Decide!
The first historical premise that is held as true by religious and non-religious peoples is that Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Mohamed were all actual human beings that walked in the flesh and through mystical and unmystical events and achieved a following that was not heralded as strongly in their lifetime as it was to become after their death. The other more important premise is that these men were eventually hailed as prophets and adopted by the religious orders of faith, but only after long trials of tragic bloodshed and denouncement of their status and stories by believers of polytheistic followers who dominated the religious landscapes at the times and during the lives of these men. Abraham, and Moses proclaimed the idea of One God; Jesus (after removing the mythological elements surrounding his mystical abilities, preached the idea of One God; Mohamed, the last of the accepted great prophets of history also preached the idea of One true God. The religious orders of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, all are rooted in the same tradition but span different time periods of the ancient world. They all were persecuted for their departure from the polytheistic and dominant mindset of the ancient world. As such they are revered in our time but were persecuted during their own. They did nothing to dismiss the ideas that were established in the Jewish faith and all four men can be seen as growing out of the same seed that began in ancient Egypt with a single Pharaoh and the narrative of the creation of mankind in the garden of Eden. This is not an Egyptian translation however after Abraham, this is the source for the young Moses to find a path to his direct relationship with the One God. This God had no name but was given a name by humanity, and the followers assumed this name and made it part of their narrative of existence. Man is imperfect and to expect that mankind has the power or authority to tell God's story is a folly of tremendous proportion. Hundreds of years later, a child is born, and this child is not relevant until he reaches the age of 33; he is Jesus Christ; again this man with his capacity to see the imperfect nature of mankind and its observance to dogma that caused great suffering to the poor and dedicated servants of God. He did not live in a place where polytheism was the dominant religious order, instead he lived in an area of the world that practice monotheism but trampled the root purpose of what he believed was God's message. His actions lead him to practice and teach his convictions by peacefully but with great passion condemning the Judaisist hierarchy which mandated the ritual practice as a means of profiteering from man's relationship with God by taxing and profiting off the very backs of the people who could not afford to do so, but in their nature gave what they didn't have to remain in the eye's of their lord worthy and true believers. This is the story of a man who's actions lead to a small but eventually dominating turn of events. He was publicly denounced and when the establishment of wealthy Jewish merchants and religious masters (remember this was a very small percent of the total jewish population and Jesus was not trying to save or separate the judiaist populace into two groups , one being evil Jewish followers and the other just christians. This was the result of mankind's decision far later in history). At the time Jesus was Jewish and died as a Jewish follower. The story that followed his persecution, ex*****on and ultimate establishment of a new sect of judaism called christianity was a long and bloody journey into the time of the Roman Emperor Constantine, who for political and personal gain established himself as the first Christian Emperor and declared Christianity the Dominant and sole religion of Rome. It is this point in history where the Old Testament from the Torah and the New testament from the selected gospels of Jesus's disciples are used to form a new holistic approach to worshiping and understanding the One God, through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The important idea here is that at this time the lands governed by Constantine were comprised of mostly Polytheistic peoples, Jewish peoples, and a very small minority of Christian peoples. He combined all three belief systems under one Roman Catholic version of Faith and Bible, borrowed ideals from the polytheist events and celebrations (Christmas for one example) the Old Testament, connecting Judaism with the New Testament, Christianity. This now brings us to the final and widely revered profit named Mohamed. He was a real man like the profits before him, he and his teachings we're delivered to him in a cave where he spent weeks at a time every year praying and communing with the belief in One true God, He is then visited by Gabriel an Angel rooted in the Old Testament, who commanded him to recite verses that would be included in the Quran. This event scared Mohamed, who thought at the time this action would lead people to believe he was possessed and condemn him; however, his wife reassured him that he was truly a prophet and that he was to be confident in his beliefs. He did not immediately start his teachings but after a period of three years and continued religious practice his revelations began again and was finally reassured and commanded to begin his teachings. The story of Mohamed is a parallel story of Jesus Christ and Moses to a very large degree. He began his teachings in Mecca and was amassing a growing following. It was not long before the established proctors of Mecca who were wealthy and powerful began to see him as a threat to their source of profit and gain. His denouncement of polytheism, or worship of false idols in the face of the One True God, eventually lead to him being persecuted and forced to retreat to Medina a place where his ideas were accepted. The story of Mohamed includes a fascinating journey with the Angel Gabriel where they together flew from Mecca to the furthest mosque, toured both heaven and hell and spoke with the three prime prophets that proceeded him Abraham, Moses, And Jesus. The story of Mohamed is not a simple one to to tell as he was reviled by the early Arab theists because he taught messages that proclaimed himself a prophet, The existence of One True God, The danger of worshipping false idols, the practice of accepting the idea the no white "skinned" person, has a higher status over a Dark "skinned" person, and vice versa, he taught that a man's wife could indeed be disciplined by the husband but that he should treat her with kindness. This is a form of religious tolerance based upon humanities diversity in appearance, but unification under One God. He did not promote violence but did unite and build an army to take back Mecca with the goal to unite the Arab world. Their are many differing accounts of how he eventually achieved this outcome (controversial and non-controversial; however, all of the other prophets have these same blemishes on their records regardless if true or false) and then began the Holy Tradition known as the Pilgrimage to Mecca. In his time he did not achieve the status or acceptance that would come as in the case of all of these prophets, this would arrive long after their life and death. In closing there are many stories of Jewish and Christian claims that Mohamed was a false Prophet, but in Judaism, so is Jesus. And in Islamic culture so is their claims of the false nature of all previous prophets. My point is that the people interpreting these claims are not God, not prophets and and not perfect. Their is no indication that any of the accepted prophets carried a disbelief in any of the previous one's to come before them, and further they shared more in common than they shared in conflict. The evidence that new scholars are finding shows that there is more evidence to connect the 4 Major profits as a unified body preaching the same messages and pointing to the existence of One God! It is a stark revelation that the segregation developing out of each of the narratives of each of these men's lives is a human development, not a a Godly command! Believe what you will, but every major religion, especially Judaism, Christianity and Islamic Faith all spawned extreme groups and branches, and equally these branches perpetrated the persecution of their fellow mankind for the benefit of their sole interpretation, that inspired greed, self importance, segregation, confusion, required hatred and violence, and achieved nothing more than the division of mankind and the perpetuation of violence and destruction of any hope for a peaceful existence!
