Thesis 20: How Society MKUltra'd Jesus Christ Himself

This is Thesis 20 of the “End Times 95 Theses by The Two Witnesses of Revelation", a parallel of the work Martin Luther did hundreds of years ago. This thesis will explore how Jesus Christ became "fragmented" in the end times.

Most reading know about MKUltra and the purpose to "fragmenting" an individual to destabilize them, such as what happened to my husband, Timothy. However, what people have never considered is that their own evil has, in a sense, fragmented God Himself. This is not to say He is weakened as the all powerful God, but rather, to explain how society has reached a point where it feels like He is not "really" there because they did not let Him be His full self. He is there, but we need to understand how to know Him again - how to bring back all of His fragments into one. Here is how society MK Ultra'd Jesus:

1) First, the unrelenting cherry-picking of Scripture and thousands upon thousands of denominations have destroyed Him and the people. This fragmentation has creating disunity in Christians, and therefore, it has impacted how much Jesus Christ can intervene. According to Matthew 12:25, "Knowing their thoughts, he said to them, 'Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and no city or house divided against itself will stand.'" The divided Kingdom of Christ has led to a fragmentation of our understanding of our one true God.
2) Next, churches have painted Jesus Christ as some lame, tame, boring monk. That is the furthest thing from the truth, and they are ignoring the parts of Scripture where Jesus Christ flipped tables, continuously angered the Pharisees, and stirred up the entire world by calling Himself the Son of God. Jesus Christ is a God of controversy. If your Jesus pleases everyone, you are probably not following the correct one.

3) People's twisted perceptions of love itself skewed the perfect love of Jesus Christ. Some churches are all mercy and grace, and other churches are too legalistic. Very, very few can find the narrow path, and in 2,000-something years, almost no one knows what true love is anymore. Please review this post entitled "Legalism is Not Holiness. Legalism Is Not Love." It explains that the narrow path is hard to find, and very few find it. If people do not understand true love, they cannot understand Jesus Christ. Therefore, the lack of love of the people has misconstrued their perceptions of Him.

4) People have attempted to bring back the "Old Law" doctrines, especially in the end times. We are no longer under the Old Law as stated in Galatians 3, but this return of the Old Law showcases how far removed people have become from the Gospel. In a desperate attempt to reorder the church, they have forgotten love is the law. They have tried to divide Jesus Christ in half again, but he is the fulfillment of the law.
5) The church has tried to paint Jesus Christ as one without true feelings, emotions, or anger. It is believed that Jesus Christ desires nothing, longs for nothing. Truthfully, Jesus Christ wept. In Revelation, He has wrath. Society has tried to remove all emotion and even pain from Jesus Christ, turning Him into a "feminine" "lukewarm" entity that sits there smiling all day. That is the furthest thing from the truth. Jesus Christ is a complex God, layered, and multi-faceted. Who can truly understand the mind of God? Very few. This simplification of Him is a travesty. Yes, at times, the Gospel is simple, but to try to put Jesus Christ into a box is a crime. It is time to free Him from His prison of false Christianity.
6) The church has completely removed discipline from Jesus Christ. In fact, the entire cross has been removed from Jesus Christ. It is time to bring the cross back to Christianity. It is as if the church has given Jesus Christ a lobotomy, removing one of the most important parts of Him: Justice.
7) There are thousands upon thousands of endless commentaries on Jesus Christ. It has gotten to the point where people understand the commentaries of Him more than they understand the Scripture. These endless commentaries have created a "fractal" version of Jesus Christ. People see a perception of Him, yes, but it is through smeared glass or reflection. It is not fully Him. They have fractalated Him.
8) People's refusal to stop sinning - the most basic tenet of Scripture - has destroyed Jesus Christ. Because people are in continuous sin, they cannot see Him clearly. Their sin has created a "shades of grey" Christianity, removing objective morality from the Bible. Jesus Christ is not shades of grey - He is pure white.
9) People have forgotten that though Christianity leads to us being pure white, there is holy darkness. This type of darkness leads us to purification and cleansing. There is even holy wrath, holy aggression, holy sarcasm, holy spite, holy absurdity, holy humor, holy rebuking, and more. People have removed these complex layers from Christianity, again, lobotomizing Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is not all sunshine and rainbows - no - He has darker parts of Him, but that is not necessarily sinful. He is allowed to have holy darkness, and He does. Literally, the entire story of the cross is dark in a sense. Of course, the end game is always hope - but not without a little darkness first.
10) Perhaps the most controversial part of this post is this. People have tried to say that Jesus Christ could never seek romance, love, or passion Himself. They say there is a collective Bride, but could it be that there is just one singular female Bride out there for Him? While I am not here to argue on this point too much in this post, the thesis is this: There may be aspects and longing to Jesus Christ that none of us know. To say God could not desire a marriage with one woman - one counterpart? How do we know that for sure? What boxes are we putting Him in because of our biases? Even if readers do not agree, it is important to consider the theory of a potential one Bride and not put Jesus Christ in another box. Jesus Christ may marry one person at the wedding supper. Can you handle this theory?

When looking at the images below, this has been what has been done to Jesus Christ. It is time to remove Him from the prison we have put Him in and let Him be free as God:

It is time to remove Jesus Christ from His prison.

With holy fire,

Elizabeth - Daughter of God