Intuitive Bible Study: A New Interpretive Model

Churchianity is going strong but true Christianity is slipping away from the Master teacher, Jesus the Christ. Those who received a call to minister the Word of God have unknowingly been unfaithful. Wolves in sheep’s clothing, scattering the sheep is a present reality. Within the narratives of the Bible texts are the instructions as to how to interpret this divinely influenced set of manuscripts. How to find the ‘living, sharp’ Word of God that will lift us to vibrant faith.

But after 2,000 years of manipulation, translation and higher criticism we are no closer to a consensus of Bible meaning than were the earliest believers. The teachings of the master and the accounts of first century history have all been influenced by the shortcomings of human perception. Rather than the vision of unity as desired by Christ, we have created multitudes of versions of so-called truth. The legacy of theology is a world of conflict and fleshly agendas as self-appointed scholars create their own fortress of truth and then vow to defend their doctrines.
The fruit of this defection from the “simplicity that is in Christ” (II Corinthians 11:3) is that the desire of God’s heart is not being accomplished. The ‘bride of Christ’ has not “made herself ready” to meet Christ at the promised “marriage of the lamb” (Revelation 19:7) Even the meaning of this mysterious passage has been shrouded in complicated verbiage from the “wisdom of men” with the limited intellectual efforts at Bible interpretation.
The Christian population has been given incomplete and short-sighted information concerning spiritual matters. They have not been supplied with the means to find the deeper, divine truth that flows in every chapter of the Bible.

With this course in Intuitive Bible Study the mind of Christ will be explored as well as the combined consciousness of wise men, prophets, seers, apostles and writers of the ages. We will come to see the many layers of understanding that are filtered through the narratives of the texts. There is so much that we have missed that our general view of the Bible has become linear or one-directional.

But the collection of manuscripts we are taking a fresh look at are much more than a storybook or a spiritual guide or a ‘roadmap to heaven’. From the parable of Jesus about the sower we gain insight into the first steps to realizing a new and heavenly outlook and vision for the greatest book on earth. And we continue to learn from the master teacher about our mind and the power it possesses. From there we begin to see an introductory set of principles for finding what the most vital truths of the Bible are. Hidden in plain site but available for those who ‘ask, seek and knock’.

I have added a significant section giving an historical overview of the first few centuries of our common era. This is to expand on the knowledge base needed to know how and when the church got off course. It also reveals insight into the production of the Bible. This information is vital, albeit controversial at least in the minds of most Christians. But the sources are available to search out and are well known to theologians, Pastors and teachers at Christian universities.