There were fifty obvious miracles of Christ but there were many more, not so obvious. Among the fifty obvious miracles were the Resurrection, but after that, the miracles kept on coming!
Miracles are extraordinary acts demonstrating divine authority over
disease, nature, evil spirits, and death. The Resurrection of Jesus was indeed
Him overcoming the world (John 16:33). The world is not just planet Earth, but
in the Greek, “Kosmos,” of which the Cosmos is the English translation.
Science applies to the world, so Jesus would have overcome science. That itself
is the ultimate miracle. He was beyond the theory of everything as explained in
my recent book.[1]
Of course, Jesus overcame gravity when he ascended into heaven. It is not that
he physically arose but would have transcended this world. Hence, the ascension
of Jesus (Acts 1) is also miraculous. Jesus would have crossed the “p-branes”
between gravity and the absence of gravity wherein 3-D “points” change dimensions,
or states of life.
Jesus had not arisen when He was “raised” from the dead, as its written, “He
is not here: for He is risen, as He said. Come, see the place where the Lord
lay” (Mat 28:6). Jesus was not raised in elevation from then dead, but “risen”
(Greek; egeiro); He collected His faculties
What were the faculties of Christ? Of course, His Body but also His Holy
Ghost, and His Power — God El Shadday, the Power of God to overcome the
world for miracles. The three “substances,” or states, of Jesus had reunited
(homeostasis) after they were separated at death.
Of the three faculties, one had changed; the Ghost of Jesus was rent from
His mortal flesh like the curtain of the temple (Mark 15:38). Mortal flesh is
the process in which Jesus became sin for us (2 Cor 5:26). His birth was a
miracle because Jesus was not born in iniquity like humans; He was born pure to
take on sins for the entire world. That too was a miracle!
Jesus changed states at the Resurrection; He was transfigured (Greek; metamorphoo).
Metamorphosis is a biological process where an animal physically develops
and goes through a striking, often abrupt change in its body structure, form,
or habits after birth or hatching. The word comes from the Greek roots meta (change) and morphe (form).
I designed a graphic some time ago which reveals the metamorphosis, or “transfiguration”
of Jesus which began on the mountain with witnesses. (•Mat 17:1–13; Mark 9:2–13; Luke 9:28–36; 2 Peter 1:16–18).
Recalling the meaning of metamorphosis, Jesus had a “striking, often abrupt
change in its body structure, form, or habits after birth or hatching” from a
mere mortal man into a New Creature.
The tomb would have been the “pupae” from which the New Creature emerged,
the abrupt change would have been the transfiguration when Ya struck the
Body of Jesus with His Divine Presence; sort of a jolt to get the process off
to a good start, the hatching would have been when the changed man just walked
through the walls of the womb/tomb into the world, and the “birth” was Jesus in
a new substance, or state of existence. He retained His form, but His manly state
would have been retained, unlike the form of the butterfly in the photo. However,
the glorious state in which Christ emerged into the world was like a butterfly
in comparison.

Figure 1: The Transfiguration of Jesus
Transfiguration began at God’s overshadowing
Jesus on the mountain, but was not completed until the Angel of the Lord became
one of His faculties again when Jesus was glorified (John 7:39).
Satan could have gone into Him while
still in the “larvae” stage, but the Spirit of God outperformed the spirit of
Satan.
Satan, thinking he had defeated
Jesus because of His death, would have been elated, thinking he had won. On the
other hand, sin and death were delivered to Hell, so all Satan would have won is
nothing but lost the souls if what would be billions of otherwise lost souls.
Note that the mysterious power
that changed the worm into a butterfly, compares well to the mystery of God
that morphed the mortal flesh of Jesus into the a glorious Creature. In the
graphic that would be the special ingredient that the butterfly has — living
water.
That uncommon and usually unseen Holy
Thing would have been the liquid water from the Power of Angel of the Lord. The
greatest miracle ever would have been the glorification of Jesus. [2] God made the new Body of
Christ in the same manner as He morphs caterpillars into butterflies!
Just as the world can kill the
worm before it becomes the butterfly, Jesus was killed before He became the
glorified version of Himself.
Just as the larval stage of a
butterfly can be sprayed with chemicals, the infant stage of a Christian is
subject to the stain of sin. Just as the world kills larvae, the world kills
infant stages of Christians. Just as the world aborts early states of
butterflies, then world aborts babes in Christ. Just as only when the butterfly
emerges following the death of the larvae, Christian “saints” are only
glorified after enduring the world to the end (Mat 10:22).
Paper wasps actively hunt
caterpillars, stinging them and carrying them off or feeding pieces to their
young. Braconid wasps are parasitoids—they inject eggs inside the caterpillar,
and the wasp larvae hatch and consume the host from the inside out.
In like manner, babes in Christ
may be like the former, or old caterpillar-like Christians may be stung to
death, to wit: “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a
roaring lion, walks about, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Pet 5:8). Either way,
either the from the inside out, or from stings, inattentive Christians can be
consumed.
Just as butterfly transition is
miraculous, so is the regeneration of Christians and either can be aborted
midway.
Glorification would have begun
with the ancient Ya of old in the man, Jesus.
The letter yod with the
sound Ya is “first spark” of change. Ya is God, Elohim,
and at the baptism El, Ya in bodily form (Luke 3:22), would have gotten
into Jesus. Then at the transfiguration, the full force of power, Elohim
would have been the mysterious thing that made the metamorphosis process dynamic.
Whereas common, mortal men will die, glorified
men and women will never. Glorification was when the faculties of Jesus were
reunited, and the same applies to Christians. When the soul is reunited with new
flesh at the rapture, glorification is complete and no longer can the “worm” be
destroyed because now it is the “butterfly.”
Butterflies compare well with glorification.
Worms eat things and digest them.
Butterflies have no external digestive
tracts. Because they cannot chew solid food, everything they consume is already
in liquid form (living water?), or liquefied by special sponges/saliva on the
tip of the proboscis.
Butterflies take in massive
amounts of water. They rapidly absorb the necessary salts and minerals while losing
excess water almost as fast as they drink it. Jesus seems to have done the same
thing. That was perhaps one of the mysterious miracles of Jesus, to wit: They
gave the newly glorified Jesus, “a piece of a broiled fish, and of an honeycomb;
and He took it and did eat before them” (Luke 24:42-43).
Glorification is not beastlike; beasts
like us all “come short of the glory of God” (Rom 3:23). Glorious creatures are
not biological. Glorious creatures eat but do not defecate because defecation,
like any bodily discharge, is unclean, according to the Law of God.
In Chapters 64 and 65 of The
First Book of Adam and Eve, Adam and Eve consume earthly fig fruit after
three days of hunger, leading to immediate physical distress as their bodies
thicken and experience severe internal pain. After Adam prays for mercy, God
provides them with a functional digestive outlet, explaining that they must now
rely on regular food and water because their physical form has changed to
resemble beasts of the earth.
Glorious Adam’s kind were not biological
creatures: with no mucus, no defecation, and no ejaculation of any sort. How
then did Jesus eat after His glorification?
He ate real food but would have
digested none of it. Like the butterfly, the food would have turned to liquid
and been sweated out profusely in the manner of His agony.
Therefore, another undisclosed
miracle was Him eating real food and not wasting it to the ground. How could
that be done? By the Power of God within transforming solids into living water.
That Jesus did not get indigestion like Adam, is evidence that God is in Him!
Whereas Adam and Eve were morphed
from glorious to wicked biological creatures, Jesus was morphed, or
transfigured, from a biological to a glorious, Holy Thing (Luke 135).
Jesus was born a Holy Thing, and
glorified the same Holy Thing, but His form was different; no longer was He
biological but angelic as the Angel of the Lord revealed (Mat 28:2).
The Angel of the Lord did not descend
from heaven but Jesus was lowering His state to be an Adamic man, and as it
turned out, He was the “last Adam” (1 Cor 15:45).
There are many more miracles that
are hidden in the Bible, such as how Jesus walked through the walls of His tomb,
disappeared on the road to Emaus and immediately reappeared in the locked room
with the eleven.
Another miracle, not yet credited
to Jesus, is when those dead in Christ are awakened in heaven from no power of
their own (1 Thes 4:16). That same thing happened when the saints of old in
Christ were resurrected with Him (Mat 27:53).
Now you know more of the story!




