The Magnetic Ministry

Proceeding from a logical re-ordering of the New Testament's two most perplexing events-namely, the 40-day test of Jesus and the expression of approval by the Lord of the Sabbath at the baptism of Jesus--this volume entitled "The Magnetic Ministry That Parades the Pearl Among Rights to the Journey of All Ages" substantiates emphatically repudiating Philo's image of Jesus as the second person of Plato's trinity, citing a wide array of evidence that a Platonized image of Jesus was covertly infused into the New Testament. From the logical re-ordering of those pivotal events, this volume instead substantiates fostering an image of Jesus discovering the pearl among rights, prior to heading his baptism-by-fire ministry. While developing the theme that the pearl among rights--our Mosaic Right--is a catalyst for innovating altruistic and edifying services of justice, the introductory chapter of this volume (Chapter 1) begins building the reader's appreciation for the potential of our unevolved Mosaic Right to equip the edifice of justice with a byway akin to the Blessed Route and an arm that dispenses edifying justice proactively. Further building supporting substance for this volume's most recurring theme of thrusting a rejuvenating rebirth on the edifice of justice, chapter 2 attempts to show how intertwined in purpose are the ministry of the prince of obedient servants and the ministry of the pearl among rights at leading the edifice of justice to host the Blessed Route.Digressing somewhat into a discussion of the evidence to repudiate the ruthlessly enforced and heavily drummed Platonic "believe in 'Him'" calling, chapter 3 of this volume attempts to substantiate why the "follow me" calling of freshly baptized Jesus is the sole authentic calling of Jesus. Highlighted by the evidence that the Canticle of Mary was reordered from the end of the Gospel of Luke to its beginning, this chapter develops the theme of reassurance to all of us who have a tarnished image, citing the baptized-by-fire method of Jesus to attain mutual absolution and to confer a near Platonic image of purity on this and subsequent generations.In a further attempt to substantiate drawing a contrast between the rival callings presented within the New Testament canon, chapter 4 deepens the distinction between the authentic calling of Jesus to experience what he experienced and the worthless Platonic calling not to experience, but to believe. It proceeds from documented evidence about how the canon came to be Platonized and preserved solely in transcribed Greek, to provide license to the subjugating victors to persecute unbelievers and the vanquished Jewish nation disguised as reverence to the Lord. The next chapter (Chapter 5) returns to its signature theme and milestone objective-rousing freedom lovers to mobilize behind the pearl among rights, to launch the journey of the body of Christ into abidance with the spirit of I AM. In the hope of fulfilling your little child's fantasy, chap...