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Message definition (Serpent (fallen angel))

The Book of Genesis describes how Serpent tempted [[Adam and Eve|Eve]] to partake of the energies of the Father, the Son, and of the Holy Spirit—the power, the wisdom, and the love of God—and the use of these to perpetuate the self-centered existence outside of God. Through the critical eyes of the serpent, “the woman saw that the tree was good for food.” This was the temptation of the blue plume of power, the First Person of the [[Trinity]], the Father. The serpent showed the woman that the energy of the Father could be misqualified or used, as he put it, to gain all economic objectives in the world, to acquire wealth and all that was necessary to meet the demands of physical man.

Fyrsta Mósebók lýsir því hvernig höggormurinn freistaði Evu til að taka þátt í orku föðurins, sonarins og heilags anda – kraftinum, viskunni og kærleika Guðs – og notkun þeirra til að viðhalda sjálfsmiðjunni. tilveru utan Guðs. Með gagnrýnum augum höggormsins „sá konan að tréð var gott til matar“. Þetta var freisting bláa valdsins, fyrstu persónu þrenningarinnar, föðurins. Snákurinn sýndi konunni að orka föðurins gæti verið vanhæf eða notuð, eins og hann orðaði það, til að ná öllum efnahagslegum markmiðum í heiminum, til að eignast auð og allt sem þurfti til að mæta kröfum líkamlegs manns.