Abraham (Estherham) vs. Jesus
As many of you know I've been examining the the teachings of Abraham thru Jerry and Esther Hicks. My only other comparison for anything this "Spiritual" would be the teachings of the Bible. The writings of the prophet "Isiah" 12 chapter 12 - 14 talk about Satan's fall from Heaven. It is speculated that Satan or Lucifer as he was once known, was the greatest of all of the Angels. In fact he was 86'd from Heaven because of his ambition to be "greater than the creater". Paul makes reference to this in his first letter to the young Timothy chapter 3 v.6
6)He must not be a recent convert, or he may become conceited and fall under the same judgment as the devil.
Many statements made by Esther's "friends" are complete contradictions to the words spoken by Jesus. As a matter of fact, many of them are exact quotes from Satan 2000 years ago. Abraham says "There is no death". Jesus spoke "The wages of sin is death". Satan spoke to Eve before she ate of the fruit of the tree of knowledge:"surely you will not die".
But most bothersome is when Abraham speaks of Man's attempt to Please God but Man doesn't realize that they are superior to God. Abraham and their spiritual collective are what man refers to as God and that they are present for "our" human support. And that as Humans we are greater than this "god" collective.
It sounds like something Satan would say. As a fact, it is in Matthew when Jesus went up into the mountain for the 40 day fast that Satan offered Jesus all of earth if He would just bow down to Satan. Sound familiar? Jesus was hungry and Satan was tempting him with material rewards.
Is the law of attraction as Esther and Jerry Hicks teach it correct? Yes and No. Is Abraham truly a voice from the ether? Possibly. Prophets are nothing new. Yet who's voice is Esther channeling? Is it a minion of Satan?
This is something quite serious to consider. Do not abandon your belief system if you have based it on the fundamental teachings of the Bible. I have found conflicts that bother me. Sure I want success. I want the house, the car and the career. But I also treasure my soul. My spirit. My "non-physical being".
Ace out...........
6)He must not be a recent convert, or he may become conceited and fall under the same judgment as the devil.
Many statements made by Esther's "friends" are complete contradictions to the words spoken by Jesus. As a matter of fact, many of them are exact quotes from Satan 2000 years ago. Abraham says "There is no death". Jesus spoke "The wages of sin is death". Satan spoke to Eve before she ate of the fruit of the tree of knowledge:"surely you will not die".
But most bothersome is when Abraham speaks of Man's attempt to Please God but Man doesn't realize that they are superior to God. Abraham and their spiritual collective are what man refers to as God and that they are present for "our" human support. And that as Humans we are greater than this "god" collective.
It sounds like something Satan would say. As a fact, it is in Matthew when Jesus went up into the mountain for the 40 day fast that Satan offered Jesus all of earth if He would just bow down to Satan. Sound familiar? Jesus was hungry and Satan was tempting him with material rewards.
Is the law of attraction as Esther and Jerry Hicks teach it correct? Yes and No. Is Abraham truly a voice from the ether? Possibly. Prophets are nothing new. Yet who's voice is Esther channeling? Is it a minion of Satan?
This is something quite serious to consider. Do not abandon your belief system if you have based it on the fundamental teachings of the Bible. I have found conflicts that bother me. Sure I want success. I want the house, the car and the career. But I also treasure my soul. My spirit. My "non-physical being".
Ace out...........
posted by Ace at
1:46 PM
2 Comments:
This is an interesting post. I did a search for "Estherham" and found it. I used to "follow" "Abraham" and while I believe there is no "Abraham" and it's just made-up, I have from time to time wondered if "Abraham" was actually an evil spirit.
Question Every Thing Boldly. Thomas Jefferson said question even the very existence of God. In doing so, it will make your belief structure even stronger.
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