Hebrews 10:25, as it was Two millenniums ago, so it is today 542 - 11 - 6

"A War Is Coming, and it will pit Religious Christians against truly Born Again Believers in the bloodiest of battles. You don't believe? You will" reads the header for the new book by Tom Horn, "Blood on the Altar."

Hebrews 10:25, "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching."

In my opinion, Paul is telling the early Christians to stand firm rather than scattering and to support and encourage each other through tribulation. Hebrews 10:25 is very relevant today as we see our world spiraling out of control. Multitudes have lost their moral compass and many do what’s right in their own eyes. Those of us who take a stand for biblical values are experiencing/will experience discrimination. Paul warned the reader in Romans Chapter 1 that denying the creator would lead to homosexuality. Today even suggesting intelligent design is the kiss of death in the academic world. Businesses who refuse to provide goods for same-sex marriage couples are being taken to court.

As churches become more seeker friendly, what was considered as an acceptable standard of conduct is so yesterday. The inerrant Word of God is being marginalized in the prosperity and diversity oriented churches. Bible believing Christians are branded as intolerant.

In the first few centuries after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christians were tortured and killed by non-Christians. The members of what was then known as the Way grew exponentially often meeting in secret. As Christians faced less persecution and more acceptance to by the state, the pure message of the Gospel became entangled with paganism. Soon a ruling class of clerics arose, the Nicolaitanes; Nikao, conquer, above others and Laity, the common people. In 380 AD House churches were outlawed.

The number of Christians killed by non-Christians pales in comparison to the millions of Christians tortured and murdered by other Christians. The vast majority of killings were perpetrated by the Roman Catholic Church over centuries. The Jesuits were especially skilled in rooting out and killing those who adhered to biblical doctrine, rejected papal authority and stood firm against the many heresy of the RCC including transubstantiation. With the advent of mass communications, and with the exception of Islam, there is less obvious persecution of Bible believing Christians.

As mainstream churches deviate from the Truth I expect an exodus of Bible believing Christians. Home churches will increase and eventually face persecution. There is a movement towards a one world religion, now rather subtle, in the future...

I highly recommend CM’s commentary "The Once and Future Church Home Fellowships." CM provides a Historical Review of "The Way It All Started." The commentary also includes good suggestions for starting home study group. CM points out the many computer resources available today. I would add that the Word, Bible dictionaries and commentaries can easily be carried/ concealed on SD cards and flash drives.

It’s hard to say how much worse the decline into evil will be, however, the good news is we can look up as our redemption draws near.

How has the perception of the Metacosm been useful or relevant to you personally? 532-1 - 2 - 3

So how is the perception of the Metacosm relevant to me personally? As a child I always seem to be a little bit out of step with the mainstream. At the age what is now called middle school I developed an absolute crush on Albert Einstein. I remember doing a report on Einstein and added a freehand sketch of his face on the cover. Hopefully what I wrote was more accurate than my visual representation of him which turned out to look more like Stalin that Einstein.

This infatuation led me to read a simplified version of Einstein's Theory of Relativity as well as other books such as “The Expanding Universe.” What I recall is that the Special Theory of Relativity had rather simple equation giving me a false sense of understanding. So more than half a century ago I had hopes of someday solving the Unified Field Theory.

As I moved along to high school mathematics I found that I wasn't nearly as intelligent as I once thought and certainly not destined to solve the Unified Field Theory. If I had any pride in my mental abilities, college courses in calculus, theory of matrices and differential equations were very humbling. Very humbling indeed regardless of the pride I had due to how well I did on math aptitude testing. Pride before a fall...
Now decades later I so enjoy Chuck Missler and his thinking way outside the box. His discussion of the Metacosm truly resonates with me; that perhaps I actually was close to a truth that I couldn't quite visualize or verbalize those many years ago.
That said, I’ve long argued that given the speed of light visitors traveling to earth was very unlikely. With the exception of our sun, the nearest star is more than four light years away. I added that what some call ETs are likely a bleed-through from another dimension. I’ve updated my bleed-through theory to be more Biblically correct. We are told in Genesis 6:4 “The Nephilim were on the earth in those days—and also afterward—when the sons of God went to the daughters of the human beings and had children by them. They were the heroes of old, men of renown.” Legends of the offspring’s of these unholy unions are told throughout the planet and cultures. Also, rather than bleed-through from other dimensions, I am more inclined to agree with some of the conclusions of Tom Horne. There have been a number of people in occult circles trying to open a portal to other dimensions. Unfortunately they just may have succeeded.


It is my belief, reinforced by the writings of Mr. Horn, that people can open themselves to these evil beings and invite abduction. There are many rather consistence stories of abductions and being probed, the fallen ones experimenting with DNA? To me, keeping our thoughts focused on God is our best protection.