Framework 53 · Theology & Israel
A proposed model — published to be tested, not believed
Abrahmic
Abrahm, uniquely beloved yet not monotheism's founder; Judeo-Chrislamic religions abandon his path, forfeiting his covenant's shield.
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The proposed model
Abrahmic
Abrahm was unique and beloved in God's eye, yet he cannot be the founder of monotheism; and because our generation's Judeo-Chrislamic religions are not following Abrahm's path (per Bereshit 17:1 and Surah An-Nisa Ayat 125), people are not naturally "shielded" by his covenant
The mystical reading
The reading beneath the claim.
Abrahm's covenant in Bereshit 15:1 — "I am a shield to you" ("אנכי מגן לך") — grants a natural shield; Abrahm's path is defined by Bereshit 17:1 and Surah An-Nisa (The Women) Ayat 125 (حُنَفَاءَ لِلَّهِ), and the Judeo-Chrislamic religions of our generation have left it, so the shield does not naturally apply
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- 44MoshiakhThe world's messianic prophecies compared as names of one awaited figure.open →
- 49Noahide LawsSeven Noahide Laws read through behavioral psychology and functional sociology.open →
- 50313Qabballah deciphers 313 and 363, the Companions of Imam Mahdi, through Shin to Moshiakh.open →
- 52SorayahAbrahm called his first wife “my superior”; God's name-adjustment made her spiritual mother of all righteous women.open →
- 56TsionistTsionism is a temple for all peoples' self-determination.open →
Contrasts with pulls the other way
Frameworks that pull the other way.