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TIME RECORD

I wasn’t planning on writing anything else here after the article on 03/01. But suddenly I thought of another thing, which has been basic common sense to myself, but seems to be an object of conflict. I could easily just quickly write the solutions and be rid of the great majority of disagreement.

The word “messiah”, which was translated as “christ” in Greek. Be simple, this word is used correctly as if it were a metaphor. It is a simple thing that is obvious when you look back on a historical figure. A hero of his time. Overcoming a great obstacle and living to rule afterward in what would later become known as a long era of peace. Or even in a small town social circle, where one member does a great thing for the group and rules with his power as a revered and respected man. A little messiah, savior, hero in any circumstance; but usually reserved to refer to a larger scale hero of many people. Using Hebrew Torah examples I think known or labeled as a messiah in scripture: Cyrus comes first to mind, who brought peace to the middle east for a long time. The story of Joseph being a messiah of his family. And in Greek culture this word for a large scale hero had its same meaning of christ.

Now, comes the idea of the greatest hero, or messiah, or christ of all. Now of course, we all recognize God alone has the ability to rescue us. Of course, God is the ultimate Hero, the Christ of all christs, the Messiah of all messiahs. God alone has the power to bestow paradise upon any one of us, or to take it away. It is by His merciful choice that any one of us has a hope he chooses in our favor. In this sense, God truly is the truest form of a messiah. But this does not mean human messiahs of various circles of people, as a classic story of a single one among them who rises to a heroic act and becomes a hero to his people.

It is one step of logic further, that different races of people will have different messianic heroes of individuals who lead them to great victories. Who will be the messiah of the white race? Of the jewish race? Of the Arab race? Of the Turkish race? Of the Asian race? Of the black race? According to standard messiah theories, it is a classic scenario that happens from time to time, and many have come to go looking for it, and recognize patterns and expect repeated events. It can be expected that each race will find their messiah, and the jewish race has developed complex theology surrounding the expected hero of the jewish people. A man of jewish blood who will complete the heroic deed, and unite their people. This is not to say that he will be a leading factor of other peoples, but I can understand their specifically looking forward to the predicted coming hero of their own race. I also, would like to see a christ classic hero storyline occur for the white race. Maybe all the christs of the different races will arise at the same time. We do all need single leaders.

But back to the point of this article, this jewish race expectation of a human christ should not conflict with the Christian notion of God come to earth as Iesu being the actual real Messiah of most importance. Yes, Christians, we all agree with you that God is our real Messiah. But smaller heroes than God, we exist with and hope for, and we try to copy God’s heroic nature in our own ways. There is no conflict when understanding the meaning of messiah and Christian intention in this way.

With that said, I look forward to God’s return and final rescue. My Messiah, who always is present; if it could be said He came to earth as Iesu, but He really has always been here; but took a mysterious visit that is by His nature impossible to understand unless God were to lend us His divine mind to fully understand what took place and what He said.

But no matter if you do not believe Iesu is God. My intention here is not to convert you, but to resolve this silly argument between jewish messiah theology and Christian confusion over the word messiah being applied to smaller human heroes as well. Why not just capitalize the letter M in Messiah when refering to God. And little m for referring to little human messiahs.

THERE. It has been annoying see this easily solved conflict come up again and again. I hope I have contributed something helpful.

I am at an end. I beg, someone put me out of my misery. This evil Russian woman seems to rule this world. There is no reason to be here.