I think a lot of Christians fell asleep in these end times because they forgot who Jesus is.

I believe a lot of Christians create their own fictitious God that they name Jesus instead of worshipping the real Jesus. It's important to know that Jesus isn't just a name but rather an ideal. John 14:6 Jesus declares himself to be the way, the truth, and the life. 

In other words truth is a literal conscious God. And truth is the way to eternal life. Each member of the Trinity represents a material concept and a immaterial concept. It's important to know that the immaterial is more important than the material, for it is the immaterial that gives rise to the material. It is life that comes from truth. And creation that comes from love who is the father. Because the father, our Creator, is love, you could say that we were made with love. 

The holy Spirit is interesting. 2 Corinthians 3:17 says that wherever ever the Spirit of the Lord is there is freedom. Freedom is the holy Spirit. Freedom is the perfect marriage between justice (the divine masculine) and liberty (the divine feminine). Justice is the oneness of God and liberty is the conscience or spirit of God. What they give rise to depends on whether or not justice and liberty are embraced.

Because justice is the oneness of God justice is truth, for justice cannot lie. Justice is love, for it is not just to hate. And just like love justice is a creator, for order comes from justice. And justice is a liberator, for it would not be just to be a slaver. But for those who reject justice, justice is a destroyer. 

Liberty is like a veil. On one side liberty means death. Because in order to be truly liberated you must be willing to embrace death. Someone who is afraid of death cannot be truly liberated because someone can use your fear of death to enslave you. But those who are not afraid of death can never be enslaved. For those not afraid to embrace death and cross over to the other side of the veil, liberty is beauty. And with liberty we discover our true purpose in existence. Which is to use our liberty to beautify our existence. Because if we worship truth and love we cannot use our liberty to act in hatred or contempt, therefore everything we do can only result in making our surroundings better than what they were. 

This is the God we worship. Truth, freedom and love. It looks like three different God's, but they are the same God. Truth cannot hate, truth cannot enslave. Truth is love, and truth is freedom. A true utopia can come from the worship of these ideals. 

On a side note I think it's very interesting that liberty, our mother, is death itself. As Christians we're taught to think that death is the bad guy, someone meant to be defeated. But in reality death is our ally. Because only those who reject the truth end up dying eternally, leaving the rest of us to live no longer slave to corruption. If you think about the nature of our relationship with death, death does seem very motherly. 

The food we eat is death. The clothes we wear is death. Our houses are made out of death. Death is even the fuel we use to travel and power our homes with. Death feeds us, clothes us, shelters us, and takes us to work and back home. It's also interesting that Jesus who is life itself was born from death.

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