The state of affairs today
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galgalIn this journal, I deliberately avoid touching my personal circumstances, because this diary is dedicated to designing the Third Temple in accordance with Ezekiel's prophecy. However, I am forced to violate this rule, because otherwise you may be perplexed.
Of course, knowing the location of the future Third Temple, and also guessing that the ruins of the altar described in Genesis are located on this place, assuming that 120 meters to the west and another 26 meters to the south, near a large stone, there may be three fragments of an expensive bronze knife presented to Abraham by a pharaoh, any normal person would personally go to the Judean desert, and he would drag a lazy Israeli archaeologists there to dig it all out from under the ground right before his eyes.
Unfortunately, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle forbids us to have so many pleasures at the same time: to know the exact coordinates of the altar and to have an impulse to excavate with our own hands. As a payment for receiving such an amount of information, I, as the recipient of this information, should be isolated from the social environment and deprived of freedom of movement. This happened somehow by itself: a few years ago I got rid of a Soviet passport. I did not need to get rid of money, I didn’t have it anyway. Due to personal circumstances, such asthe fight against windmills the war with the beast 666, some of my personal decisions may look irrational, but they have their own logic.
I do not maintain contact with representatives of Christian denominations (they are of no use in building the future Temple), I have no contact with Jewish communities and organizations (oddly enough, they are also not interested in carrying out Ezekiel's prophecy). Any human organizations, structures, mean nothing when it comes to the construction of God.
Of course, time moves and circumstances change. But not as fast as we would like. If I ever return to St. Petersburg, then, if I have the money, I can try to learn Hebrew and / or English in 5 years to come to Israel and explain the essence of the matter to archaeologists. But while this option does not appeal to me.
I do not urge anyone to take on the mission of searching for the wreckage of a bronze knife, because this is a very responsible matter. In the end, the Lord God is behind this entire project of the Temple, so anyone who undertakes such a work must be sure of God that he does this for Him and for His glory.
This is the state of affairs today.
Of course, knowing the location of the future Third Temple, and also guessing that the ruins of the altar described in Genesis are located on this place, assuming that 120 meters to the west and another 26 meters to the south, near a large stone, there may be three fragments of an expensive bronze knife presented to Abraham by a pharaoh, any normal person would personally go to the Judean desert, and he would drag a lazy Israeli archaeologists there to dig it all out from under the ground right before his eyes.
Unfortunately, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle forbids us to have so many pleasures at the same time: to know the exact coordinates of the altar and to have an impulse to excavate with our own hands. As a payment for receiving such an amount of information, I, as the recipient of this information, should be isolated from the social environment and deprived of freedom of movement. This happened somehow by itself: a few years ago I got rid of a Soviet passport. I did not need to get rid of money, I didn’t have it anyway. Due to personal circumstances, such as
I do not maintain contact with representatives of Christian denominations (they are of no use in building the future Temple), I have no contact with Jewish communities and organizations (oddly enough, they are also not interested in carrying out Ezekiel's prophecy). Any human organizations, structures, mean nothing when it comes to the construction of God.
Of course, time moves and circumstances change. But not as fast as we would like. If I ever return to St. Petersburg, then, if I have the money, I can try to learn Hebrew and / or English in 5 years to come to Israel and explain the essence of the matter to archaeologists. But while this option does not appeal to me.
I do not urge anyone to take on the mission of searching for the wreckage of a bronze knife, because this is a very responsible matter. In the end, the Lord God is behind this entire project of the Temple, so anyone who undertakes such a work must be sure of God that he does this for Him and for His glory.
This is the state of affairs today.
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