Gabriel - Not an Angel ?
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Peace hansolo,
Malaika does not mean "angels" but "controllers" as used in the quran. Controllers can include angels as well as some of the jinn.
The usage of the word "and" does not necessarily exclude the following word from a previously mentioned category. It depends on the context.
348 And He teaches him the book and the wisdom and the Torah and the Injeel.
Are the Torah and the Injeel not included in "the book and the wisdom"? Was he taught 4 books?
253 And we gave Moses the book and the criterion, perhaps you would be guided.
Was Moses given 2 books, "the book and the criterion"?
Gabriel is the name of one of the controllers. It seems he is one of the archangels who was made a controller by the infinite Creator. He is a positive 6th density/dimension entity who assisted in the transmission of a positive message of divine origin to Muhammad.
297 Say "Whoever is an enemy to Gabriel, then know that he has sent it down into your heart with the permission of God, affirming what is with him, and a guide and good news for the believers."
Following was channeled by Q'uo, a group of positive higher dimensional entities (a collection of positive 4th, 5th and 6th density/dimension entities in service to the infinite Creator)
P Yes. In the book itself it says Mohammed was inspired and that the message came through Gabriel, that the work itself is the word of God Itself and was absolute and had no flaw. Could you tell me the density of Gabriel and the identity of Gabriel? And what do they mean really when they say this is the word of God and is absolute?
I am Q?uo, and am aware of your query, my sister. We will attempt to respond. The entity, Gabriel, was one of a number of entities that assisted in this transmission, being the focus of the effort, was one which worked with the entity known as Mohammed as this entity had dedicated its life purpose previous to the incarnation to working with those of its own kind, shall we say. Thus, the effort was put forth by those of the density of love and light in balance, that being six, working with those of the same vibratory level who had taken incarnation for the purpose of such a mission.
Is there a further query, my sister?
P When you say those of the same vibratory level do you mean then that Mohammed was a sixth-density entity who incarnated as a third-density entity?
I am Q?uo, and this is correct, my sister.
Some other controllers are Michael, Raphael and Ariel (Uriel). When you meditate, Gabriel is usually seen wearing a blue robe, standing in water, which is running and fresh, and offering up a holy cup for the thirsty.
The four archangels are Raphael, Gabriel, Michael
and Ariel. If you wish to use the same technique as
this instrument, you would see the one known as
Raphael dressed in raiment so white that it glistened
yellow and crimson. It is a silent witness, not a jovial
personality. Then, behind the self, one asks for the
presence of Gabriel, that great nurturer, who is
normally visualized wearing a blue robe, standing in
water, which is running and fresh, and offering up a
holy cup to the thirsty. To the right there is Michael,
the only of the archangels which bears what
you would call a weapon. It is the archetypal dragon
slayer, it is the protector. It is always alert, and as
one becomes adept at these visualizations one may
see from the expression on these entities? faces what
the atmosphere is truly like, not seen or felt from the
outside, but from the inside, for Michael, more than
any of the others, changes posture, changes the angle
of its sword, changes its degree of alertness. Lastly,
moving from the crimson robes of Michael, we ask
that our left side be guarded by the archangel Ariel,
which is the personification of Earth cycles. As it
moves its multicolored cloak, a wind blows, and
leaves, fallen from the trees and dry, rustle across its
path. It is a mystery-clad entity, just as death and
transformation are unknown until after the fact.Laitos is a positive 4th density/dimension entity who channeled the above information to humans.
Peace
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Killing is only as self-defense and then it is the last resort. There would never be a specific order to kill someone. The ancient Ten Commandments say that you should not seek to defeat anyone and God would not contradict his own law for some test. If you are required to kill someone due to their delusion then this is a necessary evil and you should preferably pity the deed.
But there is no question on that. Killing Fighting according to the Quran is only permitted when it's actually a Fighting back. For justice, for peace, for self-defense. Not only permitted but obligatory (if my memory is good).
Fight in the cause of God against those who fight you, but do not transgress, God does not like the aggressors. 2190
Now some people take the "cause of God" as "bringing people into Islam", while its clearly a fighting for dignity and justice and so on.
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Following was channeled by Q'uo, a group of positive higher dimensional entities (a collection of positive 4th, 5th and 6th density/dimension entities in service to the infinite Creator)
Quote from Q'uo
P Yes. In the book itself it says Mohammed was inspired and that the message came through Gabriel, that the work itself is the word of God Itself and was absolute and had no flaw. Could you tell me the density of Gabriel and the identity of Gabriel? And what do they mean really when they say this is the word of God and is absolute?I am Q?uo, and am aware of your query, my sister. We will attempt to respond. The entity, Gabriel, was one of a number of entities that assisted in this transmission, being the focus of the effort, was one which worked with the entity known as Mohammed as this entity had dedicated its life purpose previous to the incarnation to working with those of its own kind, shall we say. Thus, the effort was put forth by those of the density of love and light in balance, that being six, working with those of the same vibratory level who had taken incarnation for the purpose of such a mission.
Is there a further query, my sister?
P When you say those of the same vibratory level do you mean then that Mohammed was a sixth-density entity who incarnated as a third-density entity?
I am Q?uo, and this is correct, my sister.
This is taking to a whole new level
Malaika does not mean "angels" but "controllers" as used in the quran. Controllers can include angels as well as some of the jinn.
Doesn't the fact that "angels" mean controllers prove that they must have no time to chit chat with some people playing with candles around a table ? Doesn't "speaking" to Angels or whatever entity that is supposed to be kills the concept of "believing in the Unseen " ? Enlighten me por favor.
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The word angel comes from the same root as Enjeel. This word means to disclose or manifest by linguistic sources and I compare it with an elaboration. Jesus' message was Enjeel because Jesus elaborated on the divine law giving light to it. One could also thus regard the word angel to mean messenger per etymological definition in lexicons.
If there comes an angel it is hence to deliver a message, basically. This might seem conflicting with rasuul, but that word does not literally mean messenger, and could be seen like a model to follow through this person's gestures. A person who delivered messages in the past was called rasuul because he replicated the sender's message to the receiver by imitation. A God's rasuul does the same from God, kind of an instructor and there are well-documented etymological sources for this argument if you doubt me, look in Lane's lexicon if you cannot read Arabic. So we could say the rasuul is an object of imitation. And this is through his good example and ways of being.
Angel does have little relationship with the Arabic word Maleikat which means to be in control from same word that you use to say King, i.e. Melak, and this individual is in management of affairs thus. A Maleikat is hence in the power of making decisions which is however inconsistent with the doctrine of Islam, but through logic by etymology you can also here expose the inconsistency with the sect Islam's doctrine. A Maleikat can command to send forth which is a simple definition of Me-La-Ka.
Be well
Amenuel -
The word angel comes from the same root as Enjeel. This word means to disclose or manifest by linguistic sources and I compare it with an elaboration. Jesus' message was Enjeel because Jesus elaborated on the divine law giving light to it. One could also thus regard the word angel to mean messenger per etymological definition in lexicons.
If there comes an angel it is hence to deliver a message, basically. This might seem conflicting with rasuul, but that word does not literally mean messenger, and could be seen like a model to follow through this person's gestures. A person who delivered messages in the past was called rasuul because he replicated the sender's message to the receiver by imitation. A God's rasuul does the same from God, kind of an instructor and there are well-documented etymological sources for this argument if you doubt me, look in Lane's lexicon if you cannot read Arabic. So we could say the rasuul is an object of imitation. And this is through his good example and ways of being.
Angel does have little relationship with the Arabic word Maleikat which means to be in control from same word that you use to say King, i.e. Melak, and this individual is in management of affairs thus. A Maleikat is hence in the power of making decisions which is however inconsistent with the doctrine of Islam, but through logic by etymology you can also here expose the inconsistency with the sect Islam's doctrine. A Maleikat can command to send forth which is a simple definition of Me-La-Ka.
Be well
AmenuelI see now.
That's why you did say that Islam could be considered as "Polytheist" if we use the concept of angels you provided.
You're basically saying that angels are "smaller gods" that are connected to Allah the "Main God". Thus, Giving free will to angels to provide anyone (anyone who reached their level or whatever) with a prophecy. Thus making anyone able to become a "Prophet" / "Insightful" one.
Now this does contradict differ from the "classic" Quran interpretation of angels and the Message. But in a slightly manner.
Since the general (most accepted) view is that angels are merely Servants of God (the one God, nothing besides him) and that they do what they have been told to do and that Prophet Muhammad for example was chosen by God (for some reason) and did not make himself "Insightful" through whatever ways.It is the result of God's will therefore sending a "Messenger" 'Angel' carrying the Message that the human recipient (the prophet) will subsequently carry to become the "Messenger" as well. It is also a duty not a privilege given as a reward to anyone.
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I call it monotheism though, everyone and everything is God's control, but the question is if God's presence is in one and it can apparently be, even in the sectarian interpretation. God can be with people. God is in me and I am in God, and I do diminish my separate being for that oneness of being. There is no separate creation and creator but everything is belonging to the same oneness.
While on Earth we are just broken off from our creator and have to live under delusion, a kind of contradictory world. This is not the true face of things.
If we have control later as Maleikat/angels it is in symbiosis with the one being of what is called God, that phenomenon. We are a part and the foundation is monotheism, only one foundation. We act expressly out of that foundation and not separately as would be the case in deluded monotheism, but since we belong with the unity we have a share in the consensus and this is blasphemous to many people's consideration due to what image of God they have been fed since childhood or by lore after they got acquainted.
Everything is about We, the sectarian version of Quran also usually uses plural first person. It is only when Rabb as one unity is expressed that first person singular is used. If the angels had no part in determination the text would not say We about crucial decision-takings. God would not use incorrect grammar to refer to self for the sake of glorification, so We is not some majestic address for God. Many people argue that this is how a majestic person of Kings usually entitled themselves, but God is not a person, correct grammar applies and God is a one unity talked about in singular.
Sadly much of the common Arabic linguistic knowledge is inaccurate, so much is wrong utterly in terms of understanding.
Be well
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Shortly after writting my previous post I thought about it a little more in depth. (actually I was only starring at the sunset in a cold wind)
There was this idea in the back of my head that the God described in the Quran is the one God, therefore anyone not believing in that one God in the Quran is deluded. Which would make Quranist the luckiest people alive (lol).
I can now see that the God the Quran is speaking of is merely the description of the Initiator, the Originator, the One, The-God, in arabic "Al-Lah"= Allah. Therefore all these religions out there speaking of such Divinity but giving it another name doesn't make them any less believer than we are. It also doesn't make them deluded.
Perhaps some of them associated with the One other divinities (perhaps Angels ? and ascribed names to them) but that's also for The God to judge.Bottom line is we are not following the God of Islam or the God of Quran but "THE GOD". Quran is simply the "reminder" to humanity about The One God.
So yeah Thank you, some of what you said did turn out for me to be truthful.
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At a superficial level of reading the Quran, it seems for anyone ( most muslims) that it presents God, in a silly example it would look like "Hi, I'm Allah your God and this is my book the Quran, follow this or go to hell".
Therefore most people would limit the definition of God to "Islam" or the "quran" or "arabic language".
Whereas The God was here all this time, actually The God is the only true existence, many people recognize him under different names, but they still refer to that One Initiator of this entire thing. And that only makes them Believers. Even God says in the Quran that this is but a reminder.
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Could you specify which part of that is relevant and related to the first group of believers and followers of Muhammad that were tested with their life ?
Because we can read that story in the Torah and learn from it.
And also because the Quran called the Torah a Guidance and a Light.
Read 566 and 568.
Peace.
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Because we can read that story in the Torah and learn from it.
And also because the Quran called the Torah a Guidance and a Light.
Read 566 and 568.
Peace.
I believe in the Torah ...but I can only read it and the story when I'm done with the bible, when I'm done with the Quran.