Firewood Processor Forum

Here I attempt to Interpret Isaiah 7: (Now I've selected one paragraph from that chapter and this is a bit of my interpreation of that chapter)

a) state your religion
b) If you are a chrisitan state your denomination?
c) Would you buy this book? why or why not?
d) rate my book on a scale of 1-10


Do not lose heart because of these two smoldering stubs of firewood—because of the fierce anger of Rezin and Aram and of the son of Remaliah. 5 Aram, Ephraim and Remaliah's son have plotted your ruin, saying, 6 "Let us invade Judah; let us tear it apart and divide it among ourselves, and make the son of Tabeel king over it."

Rezin:
Marks the dividing of consciousness that occurs in immature believers when the simple minded are confronted through the word of God, to a complex spiritual truth that contradicts and challenges the wisdom they have; The “n” sound in this name, describes the seemingly nonsensical nature and astute relevance of such wisdom on their unexposed minds. The “z” sound in this name, describes the contradiction of wisdoms found in the illogically peripheral principles in the bible, when one’s attitude and inclinations diverges from the circumscriptive nature of divine wisdom. The “r” in this name describes the limiting power that this alien doctrinal nature has over the generalizations created through one’s conclusively remedial simplifications of spiritual reality, when those simplifications are challenged, and those conclusions made obsolete, by the wisdom of God.

Aram:
This term symbolizes individuals who avoid committing religions sins or violating truth through the mysteries of lawlessness by rejecting all forms of spiritual commodity in their hearts and minds. The “A” sound in their name denotes how they “glory” in their purity… and the vain nature of their pacifist means.

Remaliah:
Symbolizing stingy “pigs” in the kingdom of God, who possess the throne of God’s power, but will not delegate it righteously because they feel that those who need or desire such power in their lives are unworthy. The Lordship of Remaliah represents his ability to “cut off” people from God’s grace.

Ephraim:
Represents the diffused energy of individuals who have been clothed with spiritual commodity but do not have a King or Authority figure to sanctify the righteousness they have gained.

Aram (no spiritual commodity) + Ephraim (diffused energy) + Remaliahs son (the spiritual offspring of those who depend on the stingy pig who cuts them off from God’s grace) = The converging of Judah to Atheism (the absence of God’s glory on Judah)

The combination of these three: Aram (the one who does not disclose spiritual commodity) in contradiction to God’s Voice + Ephraim (the one who works in fuility because it does not align with the kindgom of God) in Contradiction to God’s word + Remaliah (the one who seeks to cut off the surviving remnants of Israelite’s cries with these conditions) in contradiction to the blood that Christ shed; Represents the exclusive, spiritual destructive nature of individuals why rely on their superior placement in the kingdom of God, to make themselves, “Tabeel” which is “great among the heathen” yet… dividing the heart of God by using God’s power and strength to wrestle against God’s desire, and purpose.

I would not. You can't even manage to properly formulate your opening question. Besides, religion is for the weak of mind.

tameran wiccan
I won't buy it if your editing this yourself. Your sentences don't make much sense.

Christian
NO. I find your writing creative and original however I prefer books that are less allegorical in their interpretation and a little more factual.
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