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Ostracism's Clone

I'm held inside this animus
a little steadfast
but not too much
for there's a raging apparatus
at work
and it's all abuzz

being a bit bias
in its touch
masquerading as a god
with its emphasis
categorizing anyone judas
with its careful diagnosis
'high-quality content' its crust
‒staying to the back
without making such a fuss

it places its palace
pretending in nimbus
but more like minos
placing all in its wake
in paralysis

there's no contending
with its focus
its here to be Jesus†
but its all bogus

it’s a magical census
disguising itself as miscellaneous
in its manners of mischievous

playing with the mind
the heart and soul as well

it'll graduate in time
seemingly becoming infamous
it'll become infectious
everyone wanting its ingenious

but it's all insidious
in nature

it'll appear judicious
almost luminous
it'll quiet the minds
weaken 'just' thoughts
become engrained
in its ways of lustrous

it'll appear wondrous
a part of every day life
and seem victorious

but it'll get vigorous
sneaking in as vainglorious

but it's venomous
using everything about you
turn it into jealous
fictitious, dangerous

but be on its side
and you become fabulous
delicious, desirous

you won't see its gluttonous
nature
on self

it will make you promiscuous
religious and scandalous
if you fail to abide
by it's imperious
nature

it's well of you
to become overcautious
for its reading you
in its make of treasonous
and tortuous
ways

it's here
digging in the subconscious
spreading its malicious
intent
to make you the murderous

we were all warned
in the ominousness
of Jesus†

now we must tread
in the wrath
of God†
in all His† mysteriousness

for the makings of blasphemous
is not in the efficacious
of man
but in man's constant
need to be glorious

so don't become pious
nor furious
but ever so cautious
against suicidal tendencies
made possible
by the ego's nature
in amphibious

(May 20, 2023)―Directly after writing this, God led me to Judges 6:7-10 through Judges 7:4-8 (you should scroll down and read the Scripture before returning to this commentary), which follows the Ezekiel Scripture. After reading this, I understood why.

In the forewords, the commentators of my Bible write:

As if traditional military warfare were not difficult enough, the people of Ephraim, and the people of Manasseh on both sides of the Jordan, are the object of attack by Midianites from the east, who are the first people known to use camels in battle. With the mobility provided by the camels, the Midianites are able to force many of the Israelites to live in caves, away from their crops (which are being destroyed). God raises up Gideon, an unlikely leader who only reluctantly takes command of the outnumbered forces. Gideon’s initial battle with Midianites is an exciting example of the power of God which is available whenever one is overwhelmed by an enemy. Gideon is well aware that his victories are really God’s; therefore, he refuses to allow the people to make him their king. Even when he makes a golden ephod, which some of the people later use in an idolatrous manner, Gideon does so to honor the true God of Israel.

How does this apply to you? It doesn’t if you don’t believe in God or Yeshuah. But if you do, the below Scripture is a guide to help you fight what God said is coming. In ‘High Course’, He explains it in His words, then I had to explain what was discussed the previous night in my own words. Today, is another one of those days.

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