Jesus Eleutherios-(the World Liberator)

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Even the bible doesn't explicitly mention it, I have my reasons to suspect and believe that God created many worlds. Possibly even countless worlds, of which he is Lord of all of them. Since I believe this, I believe some aspect of eternity involves the exploration and participation in the cultures, games, environments, and knowledge of all these worlds.

For me, I look at Jesus as a world liberator. THE world liberator. I don't just see Him as a judge, I see Him as a Healer, but also a great chain-breaker. The agent (or person of God) God sends to set free worlds that have been subjected to oppression, deprivation, and slavery. Even though we belong to God as his subjects, I see Him as a God of absolute liberty. Liberty is one of the most valuable concepts to God that He has in His mind.

I believe He detests the slavery that humans do to each other to a very significant level. He also detests the oppression that governments and classes of powerful people subject those they have power over to. (You can be rich and powerful without creating oppressive social and political systems.)

Jesus is the instrument God uses to liberate people and worlds from oppression and bondage.
He does it in many ways, even His sacrifice on the cross was a strategy of liberation. A liberation from sin and in the end, death.

He is the God of perfect liberty. He liberates worlds because of His compassion for the subjugated and enslaved, and just people in general...but also because of the glory liberation brings, and the glory of defeating oppressors.

If people are worlds in their own right, than when Jesus sets free just one person, He has liberated an entire world. So when He sets free an entire world of people like earth, He sets free billions of "worlds."

This is His glory and His purposes.

This is His existence.


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  1. AnonymousOctober 18, 2022 at 4:46 PM

    While I don’t agree with every aspect of your blog, I am fascinated with your imagination and that it always leads to Christ. Thanks Josh. Bless you and love you

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