Alexandr Korol

So it seems that the Son of God serves as an example for people, showing them what they should strive for and what they are meant to become in the future. That’s why I recommend that everyone read about “theosis.” And I also suggest reading about “God-man.” “God-man is God incarnate in man. The union of two natures – the divine and the human.”

• I also recommend reading again about “Ascension of the Lord,” “Religious experience,” and “Hypostatic Union.”

Next, what caught my attention... Last time, the System, the Spirit highlighted all the ancient calendars for me to pay attention to, because they all have something in common. And now, yesterday, the System emphasized that I should look into all mythologies and sacred scriptures to examine the descriptions of the appearance of the Messiah – how it is described – and find a common pattern in them. More precisely, to identify similarities in these descriptions across different religions and cultures and focus on that. So I opened a Wikipedia article, and there is someone called Saoshyant – ”a savior in Zoroastrianism who will come to earth for the final victory of good over evil.” So the first thing that can be noted is that all these messiahs who come, come specifically to fight evil – to save people from evil. Further: “In the Iranian tradition, there is a persistent belief in multiple Saoshyants, who are destined at the end of time to carry out the Last Judgment, destroy the bearers of evil, resurrect the righteous, and, for their immortality, conclude world history with the final atoning sacrifice of the bull Hadhayosh, using whose fat and white haoma a drink of immortality will be prepared and given to all people.” This is, of course, sacred language. And so, what we can also pay attention to is that all these messiahs come at the end of the ages to carry out judgment, the Last Judgment at the end of time. This means it is some kind of final period, and only at the very end does someone come to fight against the bearers of evil. And they all have the same significant task – to resurrect everyone for the sake of immortality. For some reason, everyone will become immortal; everyone will be resurrected at the Last Judgment at the end of time when the Messiah comes. Further: “As a result of the battle with the forces of Ahriman, all evil forces will be defeated, hell will be destroyed, and all the dead –