The Origin of God
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Paul Knew
Paul, a servant of God, understood all mysteries and had all knowledge, and he had enough faith to remove mountains (I Corinthians 13:2). He had such revelations that he couldn’t tell us, though he greatly wanted to; he couldn’t, because men would think too highly of him, and he would be exalted above measure, and because God didn’t want him to (II Corinthians 12:5-7). Imagine knowing the greatest secret ever kept and not being able to tell anyone.
There are several levels to Paul’s books. There’s the surface level, which speaks of events that took place during his time. Then there’s a level that speaks of things such as commandments and salvation, but then there’s a much deeper level, which is spoken of mysteriously. Paul speaks the wisdom of God, but he doesn’t speak of it plainly, he speaks of it in a mystery (I Corinthians 2:7). He leaves us tantalizing clues as to how much he understood, which was everything. Paul understood all mysteries and had all knowledge; he also had enough faith that he could move mountains (I Corinthians 13:2). What’s great about Paul is he usually made it known when he was speaking the mystery of God, as when he speaks of the revelation that he had concerning the mystery of Christ. First he told us the mystery, then he told us where it is. He wanted the readers to understand that he knew what he knew, so that they would listen carefully to his words (Ephesians 3:3-4). If you just look at the surface of Paul’s writings, you may think that he was a simple man, as I first did. However, the only thing simple about Paul was that he was simply brilliant, he almost always left us clues when he was going to say something important. One time he said, “I speak as to wise men, judge ye what I say” (I Corinthians 10:15). Another time he told us that he wrote the mystery of Christ previously in a few words (Ephesians 3:3). Paul said that he doesn’t want us to think that he’s a fool, he wants us to know that he was wise (II Corinthians 11:16). He even lets us know when he was speaking foolishly (II Corinthians 11:21, 23). You see, this is a perfect example of why God doesn’t work through the proud. Paul, because he was so meek and humble, didn’t seek his own glory by proclaiming the mystery. A proud man would have sought his own glory by proclaiming the mystery. Don’t think that I am proud because I’m telling you the mystery, I’m telling you because it’s time for you to know.
Job Knew
Job was very righteous, wise, and God fearing, so much so that during his time there was no man on Earth like him. His entire book is written in parables. It was written mysteriously, somewhat similar to the way Paul wrote to us. As with Paul, when Job would say something important, he would let us know. He left us the same clues, they’re just more cryptic. He tells us that he hasn’t concealed the words of the holy one (Job 6:10). Meaning that he hasn’t hidden the words of God, he proclaimed them to us. He gives us a clue as to what happened to the knowledge of God. He tells us that knowledge died with the ancient men of his time, as it did with Paul’s generation (Job 12:2; I Corinthians 13:8). Wisdom and knowledge have vanished from the men of the Earth, not the wisdom of this world such as building tall buildings and space travel, but the wisdom of the truth, about God and creation. However, through the brilliance of God, it’s safely locked up in his book through the writings of faithful God-made saints.
Job left us clues as to how much he knew about the secret of God. Besides not concealing the words of God, he also states that he wishes that he was like he was when he was a youth when the secret of God was on him, meaning he didn’t know it (Job 29:4). One of the people talking with Job asks him, “Can you by searching find out God? Can you find out the Almighty to perfection?” He tells us that it’s higher than Heaven and deeper than Hell (Job 11:7-8). One of his friends asks him if he’s heard the secret of God, and if he restrains the wisdom to himself (Job 15:8)? He says to him, “what do you know that we don’t? What do you understand that we
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Have you ever wondered where the Universe came from? Did it come from a big bang billions of years ago or did an Intelligence far beyond our own create it? If the Universe was created then why was it created and what’s its purpose? What’s man’s purpose, where did we come from, did we evolve from primordial ooze, or were we created in the likeness of that same intelligence? Did this intelligence, this God, always exist? Where did he come from, how did he come into existence? Why would this God, this spirit, have the likeness of a man with arms, legs, and feet?
Answers to these questions have eluded mankind since the dawn of time. Many theories have attempted to answer them but there are always flaws. Questions still remain. Questions such as, where did the matter and energy of this big bang come from, how could it just happen to be there?
I believe that hidden deep in the pages of the Bible lay the answers to all of these questions, and for thousands of years no one has realized it nor been able to put it all together. However, after seven years of research I believe that this book can answer all of the above questions without leaving any loose ends. I believe that contained within the pages of this book lay the answers to all of mankind’s deepest questions. Answers to questions such as, where did God come from, why was the Universe created, what is mankind’s purpose, and the age-old question, which came first, the chicken or the egg?
This little book can also tell you where we as a civilization are headed and what our ultimate fate will be, all from the Bible.
About the Author
Wesley was born in a small town called Meaford in southern Ontario, Canada. After finishing high school, he went to college for a three-year course in Graphic Design, and, when that course was completed, he took a one-year course in Computer Animation. After working for a year in Toronto, he was hired to work in the video game industry in Honolulu, Hawaii. His association with this industry provided opportunities to live and work in many North American locations, including Toronto, Honolulu, San Jose, San Diego, Vancouver, and Orlando.
In Hawaii, he found himself surrounded by unfamiliar empty people, so Wesley began to turn inwards, and he began to seek the truth of it all. Even though he was a Christian, he began to question everything. Was there a God? Was there a Big Bang? Did we evolve, or were we created? Finding himself in disarray, Wesley turned to the one thing in the Universe that he knew in his soul was true -- the Bible. Wesley left nothing off the table, because he was determined to find the truth. After listening to the Bible narrated by Alexander Scourby several times, he began to see past the surface layer of the Bible, and he began to see pictures and patterns. Then, he began to write notes on what he thought was being spoken about. Then, one day while he was sitting on the beach deep in thought, it all hit him at once, and he had a revelation; he knew the Origin of God. He immediately sought to disprove it through scripture, but every attempt only reinforced the revelation. Wesley then began to piece his notes together, and eventually those notes became a book.