In his image and likeness

11:05 PM

Regardless of whether you are an expert in this field or that field, but should you not possess the gift of spiritual discernment, then you may be well off the mark with your investigations or research.  You should also possess some knowledge of the hidden symbology within the Old and New Testaments.  An understanding of the duality expressed is one of the hidden keys of ancient Biblical writing.  I do not believe that Sitchin possessed these keys, let alone spiritual discernment, basing his entire research around the physical perspective.

I have already stated elsewhere that Geneses deals with two aspects of the Beginning, one spiritual realm and the other of the physical realm.  The early writer distinguishes between these two realms with the terms Created and Formed.  The uninitiated can not differentiate between these two concepts and thereby conforms everything under the banner of creation.  For instance, the man Adam, did not originate within the sphere of Creation, which is pure spirit, but originated within the sphere of Formation.  We must never regard Adam as having been created, but formed, for he was formed out of the dust of the earth, and he did not come to life until he breathed in the breath of life, the essence of creation, the spirit.

It is as Jesus taught, it is spirit that gives birth to spirit and flesh that gives birth to flesh.  I have discussed this in more detail elsewhere in this blog.  The reference 'male and female he created them,' occurred within the sphere of Creation, the heavenly kingdom, and they were created in his image and in his likeness - which is Spirit.  It was only after this act of creation within the world of spirit that the earth began to be formed, once done, the spirits descended upon it, "be fruitful, multiply and possess the earth."

This is where Sitchin, not understanding the duality of Geneses, falsely associates "in our image and in our likeness," to the genetic engineering ambitions of the Anunnaki.  This is very erroneous.  To make us believe that his Anunnaki are the gods of Geneses, our creators, is also very erroneous. 

Naturally, by stating the above, I am by no means implying that the physical constitution of man, his physical makeup, has never been genetically interfered with.  Such very interference is charged against the Greys to this very day.  But such interference is also applicable through propagation between two different species of being, like the "sons of God" having intercourse with the daughters of men. 

When we consider this we need to remember what Jesus taught: it is the spirit that gives life, the flesh is of no use at all.