The Stone The Builders Rejected

He is the Man

oh him?

I thought he was just a nobody

God uses the foolish to confound the wise.

head of the corner, not the pyramid

devil's in the details

A Gnostic twist.

Well if ya won't tear down the pyramids, I won't bear the weight of them.

That verse is also played into masonic ritual

Thread: "You walk into the house and someone is sitting on your couch, what do you do?"

worship the Creator, not the creation

The bible you read has Catholic twist.

the simplicity of truth never in truth needs twisting

such is a product of the author of lies

via the children of disobedience herein

the original manuscripts do not

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Where do you think you got your original manuscripts from?

The Builders are the Masons. With exception to the name nothing has changed.

The NT predates the catholics by two centuries.

Wrong, the masons saw a diamond in the rough, as rough ashlar is precisely what. They say the stone however imperfect it is can be made more perfect with the right amount of work. Its parralell to an imperfect person working on themselves closer to perfection.

the messianic fervor has begun.

The stone the builders rejected was faith, while the stone they took was wisdom. Together they are known as Pistis Sophia. Further explanation can be found in the text by that name.

According to the former Rosicrucian Nobody aka Merlin, the "Eye of Horus" or triangle with a circle goes back to Knights Templars that found the "Jesus Family Tomb" which showed the Catholic version was a myth made around Roman gods of the time.

Allegedly this symbol went back to earlier pyramid builders some state were the original Hebrews.

Also the Horus & Christ stories parallel each other either by design or cosmic archetype where a Messiah figure (also in many other cultures/religions) returns to overthrow evil, a common theme.

Ultimately the creator seems to interact with the creation, if so all arguments will be laid to rest at the last trump.

[link to www.jesusfamilytomb.com]



Last Edited by da kat on 03/13/2016 08:26 PM

The stone the builders rejected was God himself. I could explain it all but nobody would take the time to follow me through it.

Always a thread about me when I crawl out from under the ban.. thanks, I guess.

Jesus ends the parable with the statement, “The last will be first, and the first last” (Matthew 20:16).