George W. Carey - God-Man - The Word Made Flesh

George W. Carey, Inez Eudora Perry

e-artnow, 2021

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Redemption, the Ultimate Goal of Humanity Redemption, the Ultimate Goal of Humanity Table of Contents TAOISM: "Man consisting of a trinity of spirit, mind and body, cometh forth from the Eternal, and after putting off desire re-enters the glory of Tao." Brahmanism: "Man's inner self is one with the self of the Universe, and to that Universe and to that Unity it must return in the fullness of time." Buddhism: "Man, fundamentally Divine, is held in the three worlds by desire. Purification from desire leads the man to Nirvana." Hebrewism: "Man came into being through emanation from the will of the King, therefore is divine." Egyptian: "Teaches the divinity of man, Osiris as his source." Zoroastrianism: "Man is a spark of the universal flame to be ultimately united with its source." Orphic: "Man has in him potentially the sum and substance of the Universe." Christian: "Man made in the image of God—Body, Soul and Spirit—a Trinity."

The Kingdom at Hand

Books Rejected by the Council of Nicea, and Other Ancient Books

Names

Man

It: The Eternity of Perfection

Sara and Abram

The Word of God

Transmutation—Turning Water Into Wine

John the Baptist

The Plagues of Egypt

The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx

Isaiah

The Optic Thalamus

Central Eye

The Physiological Statement

The Wives and Children of Jacob—Or Israel

The Solar Plexus

Prophecies Fulfilled

Killing the Fatted Calf, or Kaph

The Anti-Christ

What So-Called Christians Say, and the Answer

The Rib-Lah That Made the Wom(b)man

The Bridge of Life

Extracts From Sepher Dtzenioutha, or the Book of Concealed Mystery—Medieval Hebrew

Santa Claus

Leap Year

Revelation of Hermes

Extracts from the Secret Doctrine

Why Reincarnate?

The Lake of Hell-Fire And Brimstone

Physical Regeneration

Thirteen, the Operation of Wisdom,

Daniel in the Lions' Den

Noah, the Ark and the Animals

Translation of Scripture

Joshua Commands The Sun And Moon To Stand Still

Glossary

Extract From "Discourses From the Spirit-world

Consummation

The Revolutionary Planet, Uranous, Entered the Zodiacal Sign Pisces, the Fishes, in January, 1920. Uranous is From a Greek Word Meaning Heaven

The hour has struck that opens the door for a New Dispensation for man, and the standing prophecy, proclaimed, trumpet-tongued, down thru the ages, is now being fulfilled. The old order is dying "Amidst its worshippers."

God's loosened thunders shake the world! Across the lurid sky the war birds scream! Earth's millions die! Fear and woe unutterable! The fires of purification are lighted! Into the cosmic melting pot has been cast hate, race prejudice, selfishness and the devils of greed! The towers of superstition and tyranny are falling! The thrones and scepters of kings lie scattered and crushed along the highway of nations!

Pride has fallen from its insecure pinnacle of shame! The rich are terror stricken! "Their silver has been cast into the street!" "Their gold has been removed from them!" "The merchants of the earth weep and mourn, for no man buyeth their merchandise!" The churches are in panic! The liquor power rages! The gambler is terror stricken!

The grafting politician seeks a hiding place and finds none! The briber flees when "no man pursueth!" The priest and preacher pray, but no help comes, for they, too, must be judged! The harlot alone seems unafraid, BECAUSE SHE IS NOT A HYPOCRITE, and has heard the words, "The harlots will enter the kingdom before you!" Mankind has gone to the limit of animalism! THE SOUL WALKS FORTH, NAKED AND ASHAMED. IT IS HIGH NOON OF THE JUDGMENT DAY.

—Written in 1916.

Table of Contents

TAOISM: "Man consisting of a trinity of spirit, mind and body, cometh forth from the Eternal, and after putting off desire re-enters the glory of Tao."

Brahmanism: "Man's inner self is one with the self of the Universe, and to that Universe and to that Unity it must return in the fullness of time."

Buddhism: "Man, fundamentally Divine, is held in the three worlds by desire. Purification from desire leads the man to Nirvana."

Hebrewism: "Man came into being through emanation from the will of the King, therefore is divine."

Egyptian: "Teaches the divinity of man, Osiris as his source."

Zoroastrianism: "Man is a spark of the universal flame to be ultimately united with its source."

Orphic: "Man has in him potentially the sum and substance of the Universe."

Christian: "Man made in the image of God—Body, Soul and Spirit—a Trinity."

Table of Contents

Man is within one step of his ideal—the ultimate goal of his desires—that realm of freedom where he will no longer be subject to law, but, being "led by the spirit," will realize that he, himself, is an operator and attribute of the law.

Man is law in action. Will man now take the final step into complete liberty and become a god, or continue to eat of the husks of dual concept and still cower beneath the lash of "precedent and authority"?

There is no "salvation" or regeneration for Man, as long as he believes in vicarious atonement. The man who needs saving by that process is not worth the price.

Recognition of eternal unity will save Man from the idea that he needs saving, because it will reconcile him to his place and mission in the Plan—the Great Necessity. It will reveal to him his true kinship to the causeless cause, the beginningless beginning, and he will know that he is an attribute of universal energy from which all forms, thoughts, motions, sounds, colors, and so-called "good and evil," proceed.

In the full light of this wisdom, man will not search for personal saviors, nor quibble about the meaning of the words of men who died thousands of years ago.

Jesus, Christ, Truth, Life—forever preaches the sermon in the ear of man: "Lo ! I am with you now." "He that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh, the same is an Anti-Christ."

Only the spiritually blind look for the "coming" of Truth, or Life, the Christ who is ever present, or for the "coming" of a kingdom which is already at hand. "When ye pray for a thing know that ye have it now."

If we accept a certain statement uttered, as an ultimatum, by some one who lived in the dim past, we may be called upon to reconcile the utterance with another opinion, spoken or written by the same person, which seems to contradict previous statements in which we have placed our trust.

These persons, being dead, cannot be asked for an explanation in regard to the seeming contradiction. If they could, they might respond, as Walt Whitman did when a critic hinted that the "good gray poet" contradicted himself: "Do I contradict myself? Then I contradict myself. I am large, I contain multitudes."

We must consider the facts that the opinions uttered by men in past ages extend over a period of years, during which time empires rose and fell, and new concepts of life, due to planetary and zodiacal changes, obtained recognition. Thus radical changes occurred in the social, religious, scientific and industrial world.

Viewing the question in this light, need we wonder that the seers and sages, saints and scientists of the past should sometimes contradict themselves?

Are we, today, so very consistent?

Do we not enact what we call "sacred laws," immediately violate them and carry the case to the court of last resort and get the "sacred" law repealed?