The Kingdom of God and Quantum Physics – August 2, 2023

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Editor’s Note: Many thanks to reader J. For sending in this share which addresses the nature of Quantum with application to scriptures found in the New Testament.

Christ, no doubt, was a teacher, an instructor guiding many to holding and BEing a new manner of thought. One here to change a paradigm of thought!

Right NOW (No Other Way), humanity again finds itself transitioning into another (similar) paradigm change of thought which is introducing Quantum. Please read the words below, understand the true nature of “who you are”, and then BE in…

Quantum Joy!

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Kingdom Dynamics

The Kingdom of God and Quantum Physics

Making the Invisible Visible

Lately I have been reading some things about Quantum Physics that have helped gain greater insights into the scriptures. A few days ago a thought hit me concerning a few scriptures that reveal that believers in Christ have access to the Holy of Holies in heaven and that we are seated in heavenly places in Christ. (Ephesians 2:6; 1:3; 3:10) What I have been pondering has taken me until now to try to communicate a bit about what I have learned.

In the gospels there is an account of the Samaritan women who Christ speaks to one day at a well where she is drawing water. Most know this section as the Woman at the Well. (John 4:5-26) What I am referring to exactly is the response the Lord gave this woman after she asked Jesus on what mountain they should worship God? The Lord responded, “The Father seeks those who will worship Him in spirit and in truth.” In other words His concern is not what mountain or church you worship God in, but the quality of this worship from wherever one wishes to worship Him.

Quantum Physics teaches that all men and women on the earth possess a spirit with which they are connected to not only one another, but also everything else in the universe. The Bible calls this spirit I am now referring to as the “spirit of man.”(1 Cor 2:11; Job 32:8, Proverbs 20:27; Ecclesiastes 3:21)

When God created Adam He made his body out of the dust, then breathed into Adam the breath of life and he became a living soul. So then all men and women born into this life since Adam are comprised of a spirit, soul, and body. (Genesis 2:7; I Thessalonians 5:23)

If all men and women have spirit, soul, and body what differentiates between the believer and unbeliever? Is there any difference between what the Bible calls the natural man and the spiritual or new man? There is a difference and the distinction occurs when one is born again or regenerated by the spirit of God. However, this regeneration does not immediately affect the body, or soul of the individual, but does renew completely the spirit of man from the natural to the spiritual. So then the natural man is changed into a new man who now has had his spirit renewed via Holy Spirit.

Yes the natural man of spirit (unregenerated), soul and body is connected not only to other humans, but also to every living thing in the entire ever expanding universe. In other words the spirit of man has free access in the spirit realm to things which are not as yet visible. This includes three distinct heavens, or layers of heavens, consisting of earth’s surrounding atmosphere, the second heaven which begins where our atmosphere (first heaven) ends and terminates where the third heaven begins.

This third heaven is where God the Creator (Hebrews 11:3) abides along with His glorified Son Jesus the Messiah, and the holy angels. The scriptures teach that those who have been “born again of incorruptible seed” have been given access to this Third Heaven or Holy Place.

This Third heaven was mentioned by Jesus of Nazareth in John chapter three when He was speaking with Nicodemus. Jesus told Nicodemus that unless a man be born again they could not see the kingdom of God. In this same chapter of John, Jesus said unless a man be born of the spirit they could not enter into this Kingdom of God. The Kingdom of God is presently located in this Third heaven where God rules over all.

Jesus also told Nicodemus where he, Jesus, had come from. (John 3:3-15)

When Christ taught His disciples “how” to pray (Luke 11) He said:

Our Father Who art in heaven. . .

Thy kingdom come. . .

Thy will be done. . .

In earth as it is in heaven. . .