In His Father's Name, the Exposure the Theosophical Interpretation of That Long Continued Drama, the Hebrew Bible Classic Reprint - Taschenbuch

Excerpt from In His Father's Name, the Exposure: The Theosophical Interpretation of That Long Continued Drama, the Hebrew Bible

That which is most necessary in reading it, is to bring it down to the common, every-day life as we find it here and now, as it is the history of this planet, the planet on which we live, occupying a part of the same space as do all other planets, and is as much a heaven as are any of the planets in the universe.

The book is full of a history of crimes that surpass any thing on record in modern times, and when the word holy is washed clean from its cover. We shall be horrified at the reverence it has held in the minds of millions who scarcely have scrutinized its contents.

Its plot is dastardly, as those who endeavor to overthrow Law and Order stop at nothing to accomplish their fiendish purpose, using as a cloak, the whitewashed words quoted in this preface, and the garb religion and church.

The interpretation is by the Law, It having run down the instigator of the conspiracy, and in doing so, gives to the world the real meaning of a book that has made inmates by the hun dreds, of the insane asylums, caused suicides, produced wars, and by its name holy, thousands live in luxury at the ex pense of ignorance. I mean ignorance of the possibilities that lie within each individual, and the impossibility of salvation by any other means than the efforts of each individual and the manner in which he conducts his life.

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