Wednesday, May 13, 2026

SIN: A HIDDEN THING

 A chapter from a new manuscript of mine about the hidden things of God:


SIN

 

The most offensive thing to a person, even Christians is that he is a sinner. Suggest that to about anyone and that person will put a barrier between you and him. Telling someone that he is a sinner is like saying, “You are a deviate” and indeed sinners are deviates.

About Jesus, it is said to anyone who might hear:

 

He (Jesus) is the Rock, His work is perfect for all His ways are judgment… a God of truth and without iniquity, just and right is He.

They have corrupted themselves; their spot is not the spot of His children, they are a perverse and crooked generation. (Deut 32:4-5)


“Spot” therein would not mean just spotted but would be blemished, and of course not perfect but with defects.

In like manner “generation” would not be this generation, but the degeneration from Adamic man to common, mortal men and women. By then mankind of Adam had become degenerates and that was 3500 years ago. By now what was once a glorious man has drifted to animalistic behavior.

I’m not proud of the times that I have been tempted, but nowadays because of technology, people are drawn to look at degenerate things:

 

·         Drag shows

·         Nudity

·         Murder

·         Pornography

·         Blasphemy, and such.

 

Compare human beings to the animal kingdom, and ask, “Which is worst, the beasts or mankind?

Some say, “I have not sinned.” Sin even includes thinking on those things:

 

You have heard that it was said by them of old time, “You shall not commit adultery;” but I say unto you, “That whosoever looks on a woman (or man) to lust after her has committed adultery with her already in his heart. (Mat 5:27-28)

 

God is not hard of hearing; even in secret places, God knows your thoughts. Even contemplating sexual activity is adultery, “You shalt not commit adultery” (Exod 20:14) — a command of God for your well-being.

Adultery seems to bewilder people. In the Hebrew, it is נָאַף naʼaph:

 

·         Nun (נָ): pictographs of a seed,

·         Aleph (אַַ): an ox,

·         Pev closed (ף): the mouth

 

Literally, that can bring up many awful ideas. However, a seed would include semen, the ox like a beast, and the latter emissions, since the mouth emits thoughts.

Even nocturnal emissions are unclean in the Law of God; specifically in Deuteronomy 23:10–11 and Leviticus 15:16. A nocturnal emission renders a man ceremonially unclean until evening, requiring him to wash and remain outside the camp.

Even wet dreams make a man unclean like swine, so any manner of ejaculations intimate that humans are unclean animals.

Saying you are without sin is like claiming to be perfectly clean; defecation is even sinful as humans, unlike animals, must clean themselves.

All biological processes are unclean because without Jesus, human beings come short of the glory of God. Mosaic Law existed so the Israelites would know they are genetically unclean and biologically like the beasts of the field.

We sin because we exist in the world. If you say you are without sin, to God you would not exist to Him. For over 400 years sin was so rampant in the world, that God remained silent. God was still with them but remained in silence because of their offenses.

We all have sinned and come short of the glory of God because we are not the sons of God like Adam, but offspring of the Devil into us by degeneration.

Think rationally as you consider your own biology: You are more like a beast than like God. With that said, or even thought, “Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and He shall lift you up” (Jas 4:10).

It is not that God will raise you to a higher elevation, or even status, but that He will change your state of brutishness to one of righteousness. He will rebirth you to make you whole again.

How is that? Sin robbed Adam’s kind of God, and after the original sin, common man’s kind are just like the other beasts; more intelligent but blinded to uprightness.

We all may walk upright but spiritually and morally, we are degenerates.

John Calvin saw mankind without God in him as totally depraved. That should be questioned because rebirth (“born again”) ignites a long past cold ember that begins to build a fire within lost souls.

Pev in the word for adultery has much meaning. It is not just sexual, but spewing hatred, as James the brother of Jesus expressed it:

 

Even so the tongue is a little member and boasts great things. Behold, how great a matter a little fire kindles!

And the tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity: so is the tongue among our members, that it defiles the whole body, and sets on fire the course of nature; and it is set on fire of Hell, for every kind of beasts, and of birds, and of serpents, and of things in the sea, is tamed, and has been tamed of mankind, but the tongue can no man tame; it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison. (Jas 3:5-8)

 

The tongue can’t be tamed by any man because it only enunciates the things going on in the mind. James saw that the tongues of men will spew things even the beasts would not do. Man has tamed even some serpents, but no man can tame the tongue for it expresses the will of the Serpent (John 8:44). Only One can tame the tongue and that is God! Man is both a little lower than the angels, and by now, a little lower than the other beasts.

Mankind often do so many things sexually that even animals will not do! It is common, mortal men that are the beasts and like their genetic “father” — the Beast.

So, to say that any of us is without sin diminishes God to a liar. Even Christians who still sin are liars “If we say that we have not sinned, we make Him a liar, and His Word is not in us” (1 John 1:10). Christians still sin and must repent of each one.

There are various kinds of sins: of commission, of omission, accidental (as with nocturnal emissions), common sins, great sins, and so forth, but anyone of them that goes unrepented will subject a person to judgment by God.

Not mentioned in that list is genetic sin: “For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God” (Rom 3:23).

How have even the unborn sinned? Like King David said about himself, “I was formed in iniquity” (Psalm 51:5). David was a sinner at conception because his DNA had wickedness (iniquity) within his little starter cell. We have sinned because we do not belong to God even in the womb. A gracious God, however, accounts for the fact that we cannot help who we are until we know about Him.

Babies are born lost as members of the economy of the world. If you reside in the cosmos, you are born a sinner and are lost to heaven. We are aliens to the world of God until God adopts each of us as legal heirs (Ephes 1:5); “(God) having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to Himself, according to the good pleasure of His will” (Ephes 1:5).

Just when was that “election”? Rather than natural selection among the kinds, God designated Adam’s kind as the elect, him having dominion over the other kinds” (Gen 1:26).

In my past writings, I may have correctly identified our competition in that passage:

 

·         The “fish of the sea:” realm crossing beings like the giants from the fifth heaven — Grigori angels.

·         The “fowl of the air:” Anunnaki, Watcher Angels, Malikim messengers, and even hybrid sky creatures, the latter as described by the prophet Ezekiel.

·         The “cattle:” other animals.

·         The “creeping things:” lower states of man.

 

God would have selected Adamic man, not any lower state of beast to have Himself in them.

Sin is all encompassing. Anything God would not do or even think is sin, or as God said about it, “Your thoughts our not My thoughts, nor your ways My ways” (Isa 55:8).

We are not only to walk like God but think like Him. If not, then we sin. Can you even imagine God watching television or engrossed in social media?

Sin in the Hebrew is חַטָּאָה chaṭṭaʼah. Now let’s examine that “letterly” (sic):

 

·         Chet (חַ): a pictograph of a fence,

·         Tet (טּ): of serpent coiled in a basket,

·         Aleph (אָ): of the head of an ox. and

·         Hey (ה): a manlike being with hands raised as if in praise.

 

In the Hebrew language, that does mean missing the mark of God, or the Glory of God. However, from an esoteric (hidden) viewpoint, chatta’ah has the definition of severing the connection with the Creator, or the state of separating oneself from the ultimate, essential reality. Atheism, heresy, hedonism, blasphemy, and apostasy all fit that idea. Even vain thoughts that God is of no consequence would be the sin of apathy.

Things that would either diminish God or remove Him from minds would be sin. For instance, I focused so much on work and genealogical research for years that God was far from me in my mind. Too much of anything: entertainment, gaming, sports, and even reading secular stuff will make the person apathetic because those things sever the connection between the Creator and His creatures. Whether, or not, we are still in God, God remains our Archetype from whose “fabric” we were cut, although it was ripped and patched so many times. (There I’m speaking of defiled genetics and still having God’s grace.)

As such, even precious babies are born beasts like animals crawling from animals, rather than upright beings standing from God. As parents of teenagers know, those tots will eventually turn on you if God is not part of them.

That common man comes short of the glory of God contrasts with Adamic man who was created with the Glory of God (Elohim) within him. We are not children of God like Adam but are of the Wicked One (1 John 3:12) like Cain.

In that sin separates us from the mark of God, just what is the gracious mark of God?

Cain was guilty, knew he was guilty, and did not contest God’s curse. He never made any excuses because he was born “the beast” and did the things beasts will do.

Cain did so instinctively. Knowing no sin, he still naturally sinned, by murdering his brother — his keeper — just as any animal might do.

Cain couldn’t help himself, so God branded him like the animal he was with the following brand:

 

אוֹת

 

Pronounced ‘owth there is much meaning in the brand:

 

·         Aleph (א): the ox but also God “El”.

·         Vav (וֹ): a peg or nail, also representing an Adamic man and especially the Messiah

·         Tav (ת): simply the cross of wood. Finished.

 

Literally the mark of Cain was God nailed to the cross. That would be the mark of grace and the only manner that Cain could return from wandering the Way back to the Tree of Life. There it is — The crucifixion of Jesus as the hidden mark of Cain. He missed the mark then, but God’s mark would make him and his seed among the elect despite his sin. That is “grace” for Cain deserved death but received the same promise as Abel and Seth. [1]

What is sin? Doing nothing in the manner of God. Sitting there on your posterior watching football is sinful if your children, family members, and neighbors are not Christians.

To be a football fan is not bad but not being a fan of God is sinful.

The mind of a Christian must be clear of sin, but inebriants of all sorts make minds clear of about everything. Being sober and vigilant (1 Pet 5:8) is an awareness of God in doing all things, and vigilance that the unchosen may outsmart you and you may become one of them.

You are not saved! Satan wants you to believe that your state of being is so profound that sin will not get you. Salvation is of the soul in eternity wherein the soul never dies. Why be vigilant if you cannot be harmed? Use some commons sense; the world and your flesh are your enemies and until you rid yourselves of them, you are always in jeopardy.



[1] That Cain had the mark of Christ on him was one of the many pieces of evidence that Cain’s seed would have made it to safety in my book, The Arks of Tubal-Cain.


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