The Original Meaning of the Resurrection
The Original Meaning of the Resurrection proves a completely different yet far better understanding of Jesus’ ascension and return. His original body did not rise from physical Form, as did many Prophets of Biblical History, to give lasting faith to Those who ACT out the Will of God.
Jesus was Jewish and His resurrection was of the same type as that which was believed in by the majority of the Jewish people of His time. The Old Testament and the gospels relate that during Jesus’ ministry, the “common” Jews believed that Prophets (Sons of God who brought the Word of God) lived forever with God. Because of Their all important mission for God, They earned the right to be sent into this world by the Divine Will to continue onwards in the battle for social justice. Jesus taught that John the Baptist was Elijah. Inheritor king Herod feared that Jesus was the baptist, Elijah, or one of the Prophets resurrected.
It was/is an esoteric Jesus-Jewish teaching that ONLY Those who ACT out the Will of God will be resurrected to live eternally with God in what Jesus called the “Other World” or “Different Age.” Eternal life is granted to all souls whether they be Great, good, or evil, yet the greatest Divine reward in the “hereafter” is solely dependent upon what the soul has Activity done to fufill the Will of God. By far the great majority of souls are granted continuing eternal life or eternal punishment because they have not worshiped God as the all encompassing goal of life. Jesus’ teaching of Acting for God is the only way God’s Will shall ever be fulfilled.
This book uses over one hundred quotations from the Old Testament and the gospel Words of Jesus to prove the original but forgotten resurrection Truth of the Prophets of Jewish Biblical history. All the Prophets of Judaism, Jesus included, attempted to fulfill the Will of God: The establishment of the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. The original meaning of Jesus’ resurrection can only be understood in the light of the mission of the Prophets.
