Adam’s Son

            “Adam.  Error; a falsity; the belief in ‘original sin,’ sickness, and death; evil; the opposite of good, — of God and His creation; a curse; a belief in intelligent matter, finiteness, and mortality; ‘dust to dust;’ red sandstone[1]; nothingness; the first god of mythology; not God’s man, who represents the one God and is His own image and likeness; the opposite of Spirit and His creations; that which is not the image and likeness of good, but a material belief, opposed to the one Mind, or Spirit; a so-called finite mind, producing other minds, thus making ‘gods many and lords many’ (I Corinthians viii. 5); a product of nothing as the mimicry of something; an unreality as opposed to the great reality of spiritual existence and creation; a so-called man, whose origin, substance, and mind are found to be the antipode of God, or Spirit; an inverted image of Spirit; the image and likeness of what God has not created, namely, matter, sin, sickness, and death; the opposer of Truth, termed error; Life’s counterfeit, which ultimates in death; the opposite of Love, called hate; the usurper of Spirit’s creation, called self-creative matter; immortality’s opposite, mortality; that of which wisdom saith, ‘Thou shalt surely die.’

The Red Dragon’s Two Beasts

            Even though the red dragon (Adam’s nervous system) has two beasts (spoken of in Revelation 13), it is nice to know that they have no power over us what so ever.  We are assured of this fact when we read that the angel with the little open book (Revelation 10) has his (really her) right foot (the Spirit of the Law) upon the sea (the first beast of the subjective world) and his (her) left foot (the Letter of the Law) upon the earth (the second beast of the objective world).