Black man declares "I am the God of Jesus"

I've heard people claim "I am God". I've rarely heard anyone claim "I am the God". But I've never heard anyone claim "I am the God of Jesus" which is exactly what this man is claiming in this video,

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My first kneejerk reaction was that "in the bible there is no 'God of Jesus', because Jesus is God", but I looked up John 20:17 and Jesus does call someone "my God". But of course that doesn't automatically mean that this guy is him. The video is a text of a book that this man wrote. The writing is as artistic and poetic as it is practically insane. He has conversations with the dead and quotes them, everyone from Malcolm X to the Moors. I've never heard of "melanin" before and since he makes such a big stink about it, I looked that up to. Some people think that Melanin is just a substance with really nothing more to it, others think that it is the key to all understanding. He claims that he is the culmination of a plan that is billions of years in the making, and that everyone on earth is a mental slave without knowing it, and that his book is creative enough to break everyone free from mental chains.

Then he starts to speak about dreams and defines what happens inside of dreams. Basically the entire bible is being used by him as if the bible was some kind of dream interpreter. He sees the bible as a sequence inside of a dream.

Then of course comes the grand finale in the video, where he attempts to answer the question "HOW IS THERE SOMETHING INSTEAD OF NOTHING?" This is a question that, to be honest, I've never come across before. It actually is a scary question which has no quick answer either in religion or in science. Because technically there could have been nothing, yet there is something. His explanation is given in what he calls "a ten arm dance", where he connects the Great Pyramid of Giza to Revelation 13:18 and 666. I can't say back to you what he said because it was complex and intricate, but I understood it when he said it. Basically he says that everything is in a paradox, and nothing is what it seems.

Do you think he is just another kook, or do you think that we might have a messiah on our hands? Brazil talks about the Black Christ returning, maybe this man is the "el cristo negro" they talk about.

a reply to: greg302

Somewhere else 'it' says beware, many shall come in my name...

I just looked into his channel and the video labeled "I am the God of Jesus" is an hour and a half video of scrolling text. No way I'm reading that, this guy needs to find a better and more efficient way of saying what he wants to say.

He says "the blackness of space is melanin" and that "black people have ruled the universe for billions of years". Lol, not looking too promising from the very little I've read so far so I think I'll quit while I'm ahead.

a reply to: greg302

Another Wayne Pyron alientransfer production.

I have had quite a lot of fun personally debunking all of his videos that were presented in his ATS Threads.

Wayne Pyron is a racist and black supremacist who erroneously attempts to reinterpret the Bible to fit his delusional Messiah Complex. His understandings and interpretations of the Bible will never hold any weight, because he gets into semantically-oriented re-interpretations, but fails to acknowledge or understand the original Hebrew or Latin of the Bible,... nor does he take historic context into consideration.

To answer your question: He is definitely a "kook"

a reply to: greg302

In this days and time, religion is money, money buys power and anybody will call themselves any if they can make money out of it, because is always some lame poor believer that will go hungry in order to feed the false gods.

People needs to learn to see that most religions are nothing but full of scammers, deceivers and thieves looking to take other peoples hard earned money.

originally posted by: greg302
Do you think he is just another kook,

yes

I'd believe him, if he, showed the world his superpowers/remarkable healing power or walk on water etc.

Till then, computer says no lol.

Another day, another nutbar.

a reply to: Sahabi

I for one can't stomach the Pyron nonsense. He throws a big load of random ideas into a pot and just stirs. None of it is logically sound.

And pretty racist to boot

a reply to: greg302

I wouldn't put much faith in him. At the end of the day, he's just another man.

a reply to: AgarthaSeed

What do you think about his answer to 666?

a reply to: greg302

"in the bible there is no 'God of Jesus', because Jesus is God", but I looked up John 20:17 and Jesus does call someone "my God". But of course that doesn't automatically mean that this guy is him.

There are many instances of Jesus calling out to God.

For example:

Matthew 27:46
About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” (which means “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”).

Mark 15:34
And at three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, “Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?”(which means “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”).

Both "Eli" and "Eloi" are Aramaic root-derivatives of "El", who is the Father and Chief amongst the Godly pantheon of the Levant. He is often mentioned as El, Elyon, and Elohim in the Hebrew Tanakh.

Heheh


Gotta love the Pro-Black Supremacy religious movement.

It's top level trolling.

Sometimes trolls dont realize they are trolling as they believe bs, so its like someone else trolled them with false knowledge and unleashed pon the net...

I thoroughly enjoy it.

Very Nation of Islam-esque (has zero to do with actual islam)

" black people ruled the whole universe for billions of years, we lived in the Garden of Outer space then fell to earth."

heh hehehe hehehehe hehe

a reply to: greg302

The video begins with the assumption that, "Black people are literally not earthlings, Black people ruled the whole universe for billions of years, we lived in the Garden of outer space and then we fell down to earth."

Human beings of every hue are literally genetically adapted to Earth. Our entire microbiome is in specific harmony with Earth. The microbiota within our bodies outnumber our own human cells by nearly 10 to 1. The delicate balance and harmony of the billions upon billions of microorganisms within our bodies can only be accounted for by an absolutely Earth-based birth.

If Black People were from another world, at the least, their microbiome would be illustrative of extraterrestrial microorganisms.





"The Blackness of outer space is Melanin."

The humanly perceived darkness of outer space results from a lack of light in the visible spectrum. Outer space is not black, simply, our human eyes are not equipped to see beyond the visible spectrum.

Melanin is an organic molecular polymer.

The fact that human eyes can not see the full spectrum of light does not mean that the non-perceivable light spectrum is composed of melanin.

a reply to: Sahabi

We're suppose to send the Devil to outer space.

originally posted by: greg302
a reply to: AgarthaSeed

What do you think about his answer to 666?

I feel that when it comes to numbers, people can concoct any meaning for them that they choose. Many schools of thought on numerology differ as well.

For example:

666 = smelly purple vagina
6 letters in each word. Therefore the book of Revelation has a hidden pornography theme.

Mind = blown

a reply to: AgarthaSeed

Ok, I was wondering what you thought about his explanation, not just any old explanation out there.

a reply to: Sahabi

I guess that is true. It just surprised me because you almost never hear anyone being called the God of Jesus.

a reply to: Lysergic

So where do you think the origins of humanity begin?