One Spirit's Heaven Analysis

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Reference: 1 John 4:2 (KJV)

2 Hereby know ye the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God:
Note: Run do not walk from all others!
Because we need to realize that “one spirit’s hell is another spirit’s heaven” i.e. “one spirit’s heaven is another spirit’s hell” – and that there are many evil spirits (that are of the antichrist) who are repulsed by the TRUTH of a Loving Creator (spirits who can never again return to the Divine Field because they are so corrupt and virtually soulless) who are more than capable and willing to deceive, and lure, and keep your soul trapped in the hell of their making – which is as far away as possible from the Loving Father of ALL Creation!
That is to say – to all the innocent little
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. . a Creator who is powerful enough to speak i.e. breathe into being the universe and beyond, is powerful enough to speak into being the person of himself in a virgin womb!

The Living Word philosophies are what GOD brought to mankind and He came here to show us love and harmony and peace and to tell us we were worshipping the wrong god or gods of the Old Testament (Torah) as espoused by the Jewish Pharisees and Sadducees - who were worshipping the Devil.

My God can assume any identity He wishes...
Our GOD is the ALL and yes, His and Her Oneness or Beingness wants to savor the best of Creation, which is ALL of us - but primarily toward the good, the love, the peace, and the harmony of balance of homeostasis.

Which is to say - a healthy being is filled primarily with goodness and love and with little or none of the bacteria, viruses, toxins, corruptions of evil, hatred, or excess or defective materials.

Can we live a life without any of the defects or excesses or bacteria or viruses or toxins caused by corruption of the perfection of the God of Creation 's

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