The Work of the Christ of God and of the Divine Wisdom - Excerpt -

 

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The Work of The Christ of God and of the Divine Wisdom
From the Love, therefore, Came the Wisdom and Dwells among the People, Today, in the Time of Redemption
 

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“At all times, from the very beginning, the divine Wisdom worked with Christ in this mission of repatriation. This is also why she is extensively documented in the Bible by the great prophets of God. Now, in the end phase, directly before the spiritual return of the Lord, the greatest action of the divine Wisdom is thus taking place. …
Why, considering this biblical evidence of her work and nature, is wisdom totally and wrongly blindsided in Catholic and Protestant theology?
Anyone who knows a bit more about it understands why this is so: She, wisdom, was at all times the harshest critic and greatest opponent of theologians, no matter of which denomination. … Through apostolic Christianity, through Paul and his school, the church eventually became a purely man’s church. It suppressed wisdom by way of the intellect. This is why the apostle Paul could say that Christ depicts “the power of God and the wisdom of God” and that “God made Jesus Christ our wisdom.” This is a key passage in theology and, as in many other cases, it is Paul who is responsible for this sentence. With this, she, wisdom, practically merged into Christ according to Pauline thought, and became invisible to the people. And wherever she appears in other texts in the Bible, because of this quote from Paul, she is thought to be a synonym for Christ. But Paul erred here – as so often on this topic – and many even consider him a misogynist.
So-called “progress” is an erroneous belief of patriarchal thinking, and based on this way of thought, the female wisdom was disinherited and incapacitated. It had become unbearable to the great male scholars of ancient times that the female divine Wisdom was always ahead of them and superior to them, because the opened consciousness of a person who works with the divine Wisdom is head and shoulders above the intellect …”

 

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