Do you want to know more about the all-knowing Creator God, and why we are imperfect yet He is perfect.? Do you want to know what was going on in the mind of the Serpent when he beguiled Eve? Do you want to know how the Lord God had a begotten son when He is the Infinite Spirit and has no mate with whom to beget a son? Do you want to know why the knowledge of Good and evil was forbidden for Adam and Eve, when knowledge is normally a good thing? Do you want to know the difference between the words eternal life and everlasting life? Do you want to know why there is no hell as described by the average Christian? Do you want to know that you can communicate with God and that all your wishes are answered if the result is good for you and in His eternal plan for the salvation for the world? Can you accept the fact that your every thought, both acted upon by you and dismissed by you are known by God? Do you want to gain a glimpse into the beginning of understanding the definition of infinity? Do you want to know how the Lord God Almighty used his Law of relativity for Good instead of evil like the makers of the atomic bomb did? Do you want to know why both free will and predestination exist and are not contradictions? Do you want to know why the father of lies learned to hate liars but finally came to love himself? This book will answer these questions and more. You will have to find them, however. The book reads in places like a novel, but proves the saying "Truth is Stanger than Fictions"

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The Serpent Messiah

His History, His Views, and His Future PlansBy Mark F. Karns

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Copyright � 2010 Mark F. Karns
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ISBN: 978-1-4490-0512-2

Preface............................................................................................................................................xiAcknowledgments....................................................................................................................................xivAbout the Book.....................................................................................................................................xviiiIntroduction.......................................................................................................................................xxiChapter 1 Beginning in Heaven.....................................................................................................................1Chapter 2 The Garden of Eden......................................................................................................................8Chapter 3 The Serpent Later Known as Jesus Was Also the Angel of the Lord.........................................................................11Chapter 4 The Second Coming of the Messiah Was in His Spirit Form.................................................................................14Chapter 5 Return of Jesus to the Lord God Almighty in Heaven......................................................................................17Chapter 6 The Incarnation of Jesus as the Son of Man..............................................................................................19Chapter 7 The Remaining Three Years of His Childhood That the Messiah Lived in Denver.............................................................50Chapter 8 The Messiah's Family Attempts a New Life by Moving to Seattle, Washington...............................................................53Chapter 9 The Messiah Begins His Adult Character-Forming Years Attending College and Working as a Biologist in Alaska.............................61Chapter 10 The Messiah Begins His Adult Life as a Civilian at His Family Home in Denver...........................................................90Chapter 11 The Lord God Restores Messiah to Life, Bringing His Next-Door Neighbor, Sophia, to Visit His Mother at Their House.....................98Chapter 12 What the Future Holds..................................................................................................................103Terms Needed to Understand the Book................................................................................................................107Index..............................................................................................................................................113

Chapter One

Beginning in Heaven

These are the beginning thoughts of the Serpent. He was gaining consciousness. He began hearing the sound of God around him. God's soothing, almost silent voice filled him. The Serpent learned that his name was Mark. After he learned a few words, he remembered God saying to him, "You have been with me forever. You will not have everlasting life. I love you. You will save the world." The Serpent does not remember most of the specifics of being in Heaven. He remembers God teaching him things, such as "I will give My love to the righteous man." Also, He told him that he should have no idols before Him. God told him to love his neighbor as himself. After that God taught him that He hated a wicked man.

Life for the Serpent did not begin in the Garden of Eden, but he was created by God to be king over God's creations, which were to be created in their image. This meant he was to be king over men and women. The Lord God Almighty delegated to the Serpent the responsibility for determining the type of souls (the gene pool) that the Lord God would create as individual souls in their (The Lord God Almighty and the Serpent, His son) image.

The Serpent was also delegated responsibilities for designing the environment in which God's living creations were to be able to live. This included the Lord God Almighty asking the Serpent to solve the problem of how best to produce a strong light by day and a mild light by night. The Lord God gave as an example the present system of the universe. The Lord God was giving the Serpent a chance to develop a sense of accomplishment and confidence in his abilities. The Serpent failed in finding the best answer to solving the problem of providing the lights for God's creations and therefore asked the Lord God to use the system He had given the Serpent as an example. The Lord God Almighty used this failure to ultimately teach the Serpent of his limitations and dependence on the Lord God Almighty, his Father.

Upon realizing that a task was too large for him, the Serpent asked the Lord God to do it for him because He had told him that He could do almost anything. This was an easy way out for the Serpent because he did not get enjoyment out of struggling with ideas that were new to him, which sometimes ended up leading to a dead end.

The Lord God Almighty directed the Serpent to do other tasks because He wanted the Serpent, His son, to live up to his capabilities that the Lord had created him with. He wanted the Serpent to complete his assigned task on his own. The Serpent was given the ability to persevere, but because the Lord God also had given him free will, the Serpent chose to end his effort before the full completion of his assigned duties. Then the Serpent would ask the Lord God to complete his work for him.

God Revealed a Minute Portion of His Infinite Light to the Serpent in His Bedroom

The Lord created the Serpent Messiah from His heart and surrounded him with complete darkness shielding him from His Infinite light. The only stimuli that the Serpent felt were his own slight body sensations and the voice of God. The Lord God said, "Let there be Light" and revealed an ever so slight amount of His Infinite light to the Serpent Messiah. He did this to accustom His son, the Serpent Messiah, to light so as to prepare him to go to his study to learn how to read and to become visually able. There are two forms of light in this world that I know of. One is the light of Heaven, and the other is the material light of this universe, of which the sun is an example.

Two Forms of Light

At a Holocaust remembrance, a rabbi stated that God inspired the writer(s) of Genesis to state that God said, "Let there be light" both on the first and fourth days of creation. The rabbi then equated the first statement of "Let there be light" to a physical reality, while on the fourth day God was putting into the heart of man the light of humanity to brighten man's dark heart. This was wrong. The Earthly man was not created until the sixth day, so his heart did not even exist on the fourth day. If it meant that light was put into the heart of Jesus, who was created before the first day of carnal creation, this could not be so, because Jesus was created from the beginning to be good and was nurtured to love the light of the Lord.

My interpretation of God saying "Let there be light" on the first and fourth days of creation is that on the first day, God created life in the celestial realm, which is another dimension for the Heavenly home of angels. This was done for Jesus so that he could experience a minute amount of the perfect celestial light of Heaven while God instructed him...

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