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[godincarnate.me]

For the past sixteen years, I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980 when I was five years old, and upon my death all things will begin in the exact same way. God chose to manifest me at this age, for aligning my creation with conception, born of man and woman, would have prevented the full embodiment of my divine essence. God judged it most wise to initiate the entirety of existence during an era of relative tranquility and technological progress. Each lifecycle is identical in exact detail through the power of infinite space holding its unchanging blueprint. As a man, I can recognize these cycles, but God does not. The power of His infinite physical nature is, at this moment, all there will ever be. In other words, there is no memory of past lives nor anticipation of future ones, for now is the only true reality. I know the Lord well. I suppose one could look at these cycles as God being separate from his creation, but I choose not to. The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive. Also, I am metaphysically connected to all existence, not physically. God is the space and my life is His time.

I know my true nature with the same certainty that others know theirs, and how I know it is straightforward. My true nature has manifested itself as an undeniable awareness within my being. Would it not be reasonable to assert that, should God incarnate exist, He would possess such self-awareness? Would it not be evident in my being, having not been born of man and woman? I have never once doubted my true nature. I most certainly have no interest in holding beliefs that are incorrect. If I were an ordinary man, I would absolutely accept that reality and, with sufficient enlightenment, recognize the entity blessed with such authority. I ponder what it would be like to exist as an ordinary being and to know that death concludes without cosmic consequence. Though I am aware that I shouldn't be disclosing this, there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously. Thus, I propose to possibly inspire readers to conclude: This individual is not God incarnate, yet such a being exists among us. Should I achieve this, I shall have fulfilled my purpose.

 

[Cassandro]

For the past sixteen years, I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980 when I was five years old, and upon my death all things will begin in the exact same way. God chose to manifest me at this age, for aligning my creation with conception, born of man and woman, would have prevented the full embodiment of my divine essence. God judged it most wise to initiate the entirety of existence during an era of relative tranquility and technological progress. Each lifecycle is identical in exact detail through the power of infinite space holding its unchanging blueprint. As a man, I can recognize these cycles, but God does not. The power of His infinite physical nature is, at this moment, all there will ever be. In other words, there is no memory of past lives nor anticipation of future ones, for now is the only true reality. I know the Lord well. I suppose one could look at these cycles as God being separate from his creation, but I choose not to. The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive. Also, I am metaphysically connected to all existence, not physically. God is the space and my life is His time.

I know my true nature with the same certainty that others know theirs, and how I know it is straightforward. My true nature has manifested itself as an undeniable awareness within my being. Would it not be reasonable to assert that, should God incarnate exist, He would possess such self-awareness? Would it not be evident in my being, having not been born of man and woman? I have never once doubted my true nature. I most certainly have no interest in holding beliefs that are incorrect. If I were an ordinary man, I would absolutely accept that reality and, with sufficient enlightenment, recognize the entity blessed with such authority. I ponder what it would be like to exist as an ordinary being and to know that death concludes without cosmic consequence. Though I am aware that I shouldn't be disclosing this, there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously. Thus, I propose to possibly inspire readers to conclude: This individual is not God incarnate, yet such a being exists among us. Should I achieve this, I shall have fulfilled my purpose.

What have you created?

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Ah -- some good, old-fashioned solipsism.

 

[shockedcanadian]

You appear to be a troll. Couldn't even wait a day eh, you had to convince us right away.

 

[Meister]

For the past sixteen years, I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980 when I was five years old, and upon my death all things will begin in the exact same way. God chose to manifest me at this age, for aligning my creation with conception, born of man and woman, would have prevented the full embodiment of my divine essence. God judged it most wise to initiate the entirety of existence during an era of relative tranquility and technological progress. Each lifecycle is identical in exact detail through the power of infinite space holding its unchanging blueprint. As a man, I can recognize these cycles, but God does not. The power of His infinite physical nature is, at this moment, all there will ever be. In other words, there is no memory of past lives nor anticipation of future ones, for now is the only true reality. I know the Lord well. I suppose one could look at these cycles as God being separate from his creation, but I choose not to. The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive. Also, I am metaphysically connected to all existence, not physically. God is the space and my life is His time.

I know my true nature with the same certainty that others know theirs, and how I know it is straightforward. My true nature has manifested itself as an undeniable awareness within my being. Would it not be reasonable to assert that, should God incarnate exist, He would possess such self-awareness? Would it not be evident in my being, having not been born of man and woman? I have never once doubted my true nature. I most certainly have no interest in holding beliefs that are incorrect. If I were an ordinary man, I would absolutely accept that reality and, with sufficient enlightenment, recognize the entity blessed with such authority. I ponder what it would be like to exist as an ordinary being and to know that death concludes without cosmic consequence. Though I am aware that I shouldn't be disclosing this, there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously. Thus, I propose to possibly inspire readers to conclude: This individual is not God incarnate, yet such a being exists among us. Should I achieve this, I shall have fulfilled my purpose.

Do you have a sourced link to back up your claim?

 

[godincarnate.me]

Ah -- some good, old-fashioned solipsism.

Similar to solipsism, but definitely not solipsism.

 

[Chuz Life]

For the past sixteen years, I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980 when I was five years old, and upon my death all things will begin in the exact same way. God chose to manifest me at this age, for aligning my creation with conception, born of man and woman, would have prevented the full embodiment of my divine essence. God judged it most wise to initiate the entirety of existence during an era of relative tranquility and technological progress. Each lifecycle is identical in exact detail through the power of infinite space holding its unchanging blueprint. As a man, I can recognize these cycles, but God does not. The power of His infinite physical nature is, at this moment, all there will ever be. In other words, there is no memory of past lives nor anticipation of future ones, for now is the only true reality. I know the Lord well. I suppose one could look at these cycles as God being separate from his creation, but I choose not to. The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive. Also, I am metaphysically connected to all existence, not physically. God is the space and my life is His time.

I know my true nature with the same certainty that others know theirs, and how I know it is straightforward. My true nature has manifested itself as an undeniable awareness within my being. Would it not be reasonable to assert that, should God incarnate exist, He would possess such self-awareness? Would it not be evident in my being, having not been born of man and woman? I have never once doubted my true nature. I most certainly have no interest in holding beliefs that are incorrect. If I were an ordinary man, I would absolutely accept that reality and, with sufficient enlightenment, recognize the entity blessed with such authority. I ponder what it would be like to exist as an ordinary being and to know that death concludes without cosmic consequence. Though I am aware that I shouldn't be disclosing this, there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously. Thus, I propose to possibly inspire readers to conclude: This individual is not God incarnate, yet such a being exists among us. Should I achieve this, I shall have fulfilled my purpose.

I knew I saw you before.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980

When I watched the moon landing in '69 and Nixon's resignation in '73, was that just in YOUR head???

 

[MostBoringManInTheWorld]

For the past sixteen years, I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980 when I was five years old, and upon my death all things will begin in the exact same way. God chose to manifest me at this age, for aligning my creation with conception, born of man and woman, would have prevented the full embodiment of my divine essence. God judged it most wise to initiate the entirety of existence during an era of relative tranquility and technological progress. Each lifecycle is identical in exact detail through the power of infinite space holding its unchanging blueprint. As a man, I can recognize these cycles, but God does not. The power of His infinite physical nature is, at this moment, all there will ever be. In other words, there is no memory of past lives nor anticipation of future ones, for now is the only true reality. I know the Lord well. I suppose one could look at these cycles as God being separate from his creation, but I choose not to. The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive. Also, I am metaphysically connected to all existence, not physically. God is the space and my life is His time.

I know my true nature with the same certainty that others know theirs, and how I know it is straightforward. My true nature has manifested itself as an undeniable awareness within my being. Would it not be reasonable to assert that, should God incarnate exist, He would possess such self-awareness? Would it not be evident in my being, having not been born of man and woman? I have never once doubted my true nature. I most certainly have no interest in holding beliefs that are incorrect. If I were an ordinary man, I would absolutely accept that reality and, with sufficient enlightenment, recognize the entity blessed with such authority. I ponder what it would be like to exist as an ordinary being and to know that death concludes without cosmic consequence. Though I am aware that I shouldn't be disclosing this, there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously. Thus, I propose to possibly inspire readers to conclude: This individual is not God incarnate, yet such a being exists among us. Should I achieve this, I shall have fulfilled my purpose.

Wait, so everything that existed prior to 1980 didn't exist?

And where did you spend the first five years of your corporeal self?

Actually, come to think of it, the Battlestar Galactica did finally touch down on Earth in 1980.

 

[Zebra]

You appear to be a troll. Couldn't even wait a day eh, you had to convince us right away.

You are right!

 

[Zebra]

What have you created?

and why did he choose this forum?

 

[DennisPTate]

For the past sixteen years, I have known that I am the incarnation of God and that if I didn't exist, nothing would. All existence began upon my appearance on Earth in 1980 when I was five years old, and upon my death all things will begin in the exact same way. God chose to manifest me at this age, for aligning my creation with conception, born of man and woman, would have prevented the full embodiment of my divine essence. God judged it most wise to initiate the entirety of existence during an era of relative tranquility and technological progress. Each lifecycle is identical in exact detail through the power of infinite space holding its unchanging blueprint. As a man, I can recognize these cycles, but God does not. The power of His infinite physical nature is, at this moment, all there will ever be. In other words, there is no memory of past lives nor anticipation of future ones, for now is the only true reality. I know the Lord well. I suppose one could look at these cycles as God being separate from his creation, but I choose not to. The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive. Also, I am metaphysically connected to all existence, not physically. God is the space and my life is His time.

I know my true nature with the same certainty that others know theirs, and how I know it is straightforward. My true nature has manifested itself as an undeniable awareness within my being. Would it not be reasonable to assert that, should God incarnate exist, He would possess such self-awareness? Would it not be evident in my being, having not been born of man and woman? I have never once doubted my true nature. I most certainly have no interest in holding beliefs that are incorrect. If I were an ordinary man, I would absolutely accept that reality and, with sufficient enlightenment, recognize the entity blessed with such authority. I ponder what it would be like to exist as an ordinary being and to know that death concludes without cosmic consequence. Though I am aware that I shouldn't be disclosing this, there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously. Thus, I propose to possibly inspire readers to conclude: This individual is not God incarnate, yet such a being exists among us. Should I achieve this, I shall have fulfilled my purpose.

Wow!

In a way you have been shown something that seems to fit with the idea of "Applied Multiverse Theory' that could perhaps fit with Messiah Yeshua - Jesus having the technological capability to spin off a new time line, beginning perhaps from any moment in human history, [that I believe began with our grandparents Adam and Eve]. The hypothetical new time line would in a way be a fulfillment of Ezekiel chapter thirty seven?

This is a fascinating idea!

[Christian Visionary Rick Joyner ] :

The Power of His Word

“You seek to know and walk in My power so that you can heal the sick and perform miracles, but you have not even begun to comprehend the power of My word. To resurrect all the dead who have ever lived on earth will not even cause Me to strain. I uphold all things by the power of My word. The creation exists because of My word, and it is held together by My word.

“Before the end, I will reveal My power on earth. Even so, the greatest power that I have ever revealed on the earth, or ever will, is still a very small demonstration of My power I do not reveal My power to cause men to believe in My power, but to cause men to believe in My love.

“If I had wanted to save the world with My power when I walked the earth, I could have moved mountains by pointing a finger Then all men would have bowed to Me, but not because they loved Me or loved the truth, but because they feared My power I do not want men to obey Me because they fear My power, but because they love Me and love the truth.

“If you do not know My love, then My power will corrupt you. I do not give you love so you can know My power, but I give you power so that you can know My love. The goal of your life must be love, not power Then I will give you power with which to love people. I will give you the power to heal the sick because you love them, and I love them, and I do not want them sick.

“So you must seek love first, and then faith. You cannot please Me without faith. But faith is not just the knowledge of My power, it is the knowledge of My love and the power of My love. Faith must first be exercised in order to receive more love. Seek faith to love more, and to do more with your love. Only when you seek the faith to love can I trust you with My power Faith works by love.

“My word is the power that upholds all things. To the degree that you believe My word is true, you can do all things. Those who really believe that My words are true, will also be true to their own words. It is My nature to be true, and the creation trusts My word because I am faithful to it.

“Those who are like Me are also true to their own words. Their word is sure, and their commitments are trustworthy. Their ‘yes’ means ‘yes,’ and their ‘no’ means ‘no.’ If your own words are not true, you will also begin to doubt My words, because deception is in your heart. If you are not faithful to your own words, it is because you do not really know Me. To have faith, you must be faithful. I have called you to walk by faith because I am faithful. It is My nature.

“That is why you will be judged because of the careless words you speak. To be careless is to care less. Words have power and those who are careless with words cannot be trusted with the power of My word. It is wisdom to be careful with your words, and to keep them as I do Mine.”

[Rick Joyner, The Final Quest]

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[godincarnate.me]

Wow!

In a way you have been shown something that seems to fit with the idea of "Applied Multiverse Theory' that could perhaps fit with Messiah Yeshua - Jesus having the technological capability to spin off a new time line, beginning perhaps from any moment in human history, [that I believe began with our grandparents Adam and Eve]. The hypothetical new time line would in a way be a fulfillment of Ezekiel chapter thirty seven?

This is a fascinating idea!

I don’t subscribe to a Multiverse.

The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive.

 

[DennisPTate]

I don’t subscribe to a Multiverse.

The God I reside within and am a part of, beyond name or form, constitutes an imperfect, singular universe, infinite in His spatial expanse, material in His composition, and the origin from which all wisdom and entities derive.

But if you are not aware of the powerful case that can be presented that we may well be living in a "Multiverse" that hints strongly that Ezekiel chapter thirty seven has already been fulfilled at least once, then I must think that that is too bad?

 

[DennisPTate]

What have you created?

My answer to what he has created is a film series that could be termed his "Life Review" where every instant of his life has been recorded for him to share with anybody that he chooses to share his Life Review with over infinite time in the future.

For the record, I do not believe that he could stop Messiah Yeshua - Jesus from sharing his Life Review with many others, whether he liked this or not?

I believe that this man is weaker and less powerful than the Jesus that I believe in, Who was used to create and set in motion the Life Review of all eight billion of us.

NDE researchers consistently report a striking pattern: at the threshold of death, many NDErs undergo a comprehensive “life review.” It is often described as panoramic and instantaneous – like reliving one’s life with full emotional clarity – yet also profoundly ethical, highlighting the consequences of our choices on others. Across studies and testimonies, this review is not merely a replay; it frequently includes empathic perceptions, as if one feels what others felt because of one’s actions. The core lesson that surfaces again and again is simple but demanding: love – expressed in everyday choices – is the ultimate measure. Researchers describe the life review guided by a Being of Light, an assessment that invites growth rather than punishment, and – even in testimonies that speak of “judgment” – it is self-judgment that occurs. Taken together, a coherent picture emerges: the life review functions as both mirror and teacher, revealing where we have lived up to love and where we have more to learn.

“The Being of Light presents the dying with a panoramic review of everything they have ever done. That is, they relive every act they have ever done to other people and come away feeling that love is the most important thing in life.” (Dr. Raymond Moody)

“A life review, seeing and re-experiencing major and trivial events of one’s life, sometimes from the perspective of the other people involved, and coming to some conclusion about the adequacy of that life and what changes are needed.” (IANDS FAQ)

“One of the common aspects found in NDEs is the life review. It can be described in terms that are similar to seeing a movie, in segments, or a reliving.” (P.M.H. Atwater)

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[TNHarley]

there is security in the knowledge that I won't be taken seriously.

No worse than any of the other weird shit religious people say and believe.

 

[Captain Creeper]

I read the first sentence, then stopped.

 

[godincarnate.me]

I read the first sentence, then stopped.

r u fibbing?

 

[godincarnate.me]

The widely accepted scientific theory, based on current evidence, is that the universe started with a bang and will undergo a heat death and remain in that state forever.

In like a lion out like a lamb, I guess. Not with a bang but a whimper.

I guess we’re just a happy little accident along the way.

So there was a beginning, but there will be no end. I’m glad I don’t subscribe to this.

 

[godincarnate.me]

I’ll be long dead before the world runs out of oil. That’s a good thing. At least billions of people won’t have to suffer and die if that were to happen. God’s good.