The Ouzo Cross

[bobevenson]

Let me ask you one simple question: other than a prophet, who could have possibly come up with the Ouzo Cross (please see http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-prophecy.pdf)?

[arvind13]

Huh?

[bobevenson]

Huh?

Are you saying you don't understand it?

[arvind13]

ya sorry

[bobevenson]

ya sorry

Well, don't apologize. Only one person on this planet besides me understands "The Ouzo Prophecy," and he was blown away by it. You know, I once remember seeing a framed pattern of red and white yarn. It was just an abstract pattern of colors, but one day I looked at it, and the pattern spelled out the word "Jesus," and I never saw the abstract pattern of colors again. I guess something happens in your brain, so I suggest you read the paper over and over again until you achieve a similar epiphany.

[Mike Strand]

Let me ask you just one simple question: other than a prophet, who could have possibly come up with the Ouzo Cross (please see http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-prophecy.pdf)?

Either a prophet or a person with an imagination who can do arithmetic. Both are possible, I suppose.

[arvind13]

I agree with Mike.

[bobevenson]

Let me ask you just one simple question: other than a prophet, who could have possibly come up with the Ouzo Cross (please see http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-prophecy.pdf)?

Either a prophet or a person with an imagination who can do arithmetic. Both are possible, I suppose.

Wait a minute, all the imagination in the world couldn't make every reference point of the Ouzo Cross a prime number, and make the ends of the beast line add up to "beast" and "dragon," and the bottom of the Cross a description of the beast, and the top a reflection of the beast. How could somebody who is not a prophet introduce Tor as the Second Coming of Christ that adds up to 53 at the center of the Cross? Africa has thousands of languages. Do you think I actually researched all of them to come up with Tor? Or maybe it's just a convenient ploy like the game of Ouzo, hoping nobody will call my bluff. Here's another little point not mentioned in "The Ouzo Prophecy," the 5 letters of Jesus and 3 letters of Tor combine the First and Second Coming of Christ into the single prime number 53, whose digits add up to 8, one above perfection.

[Mike Strand]

I take it, then, that two people on the planet understand the Ouzo Prophecy, and that you are one of these people. Would you kindly explain the gist of the prophecy for us here, in writing, in this thread?

Does it predict the destruction of humanity? If so, what is the date?

Or does it predict the universal salvation of humanity, If so, all at once, or spread out, and starting when?

And any other key questions you care to address in clear, simple terms.

[bobevenson]

I take it, then, that two people on the planet understand the Ouzo Prophecy, and that you are one of these people. Would you kindly explain the gist of the prophecy for us here, in writing, in this thread?

Does it predict the destruction of humanity? If so, what is the date?

Or does it predict the universal salvation of humanity, If so, all at once, or spread out, and starting when?

And any other key questions you care to address in clear, simple terms.

When I said that two people on this planet understand "The Ouzo Prophecy," I was overstating the number since the spokesman for the Spiritual Counterfeits Project had no understanding of the paper at all, his letter merely being a mystical sign of its authenticity. The paper is less than four pages in length, half of it double-spaced, and with plenty of white space. There is nothing to explain, you either understand it or you don't.

[Mike Strand]

There is nothing to explain, you either understand it or you don't.

The words of the prophet.

Are we to assume the one prophet understands it? If so, for those of us who admit we don't understand it, except for some of the arithmetic, would that prophet be willing to say whether it is of any importance to humanity? Yes or no: Do human beings need to understand it, for example, to be saved?

[bobevenson]

There is nothing to explain, you either understand it or you don't.

The words of the prophet.

Are we to assume the one prophet understands it? If so, for those of us who admit we don't understand it, except for some of the arithmetic, would that prophet be willing to say whether it is of any importance to humanity? Yes or no: Do human beings need to understand it, for example, to be saved?

As the Church of Ouzo website says, "The pathway of evil in every society flows through an institutional grid of religious, cultural and social values." "The Ouzo Prophecy" amplifies this statement by saying, "The evil that lurks in the minds of men is manifested in the collective evil of the beast. Understand the man and you cannot be deceived by his institutions." Or as it says in the book of Revelation, "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." It is our institutions that block God's will from reaching our minds. A simple bidding game of numbers called Ouzo provides an allegory.

[Mike Strand]

Thanks, bobevenson, for this clarification! Many folks would agree with your warning here:

It is our institutions that block God's will from reaching our minds.

Many of these folks may also point to individual shortcomings such as egotism, cruelty toward other people, and addictions of one form or other.

[bobevenson]

Thanks, bobevenson, for this clarification! Many folks would agree with your warning here:

It is our institutions that block God's will from reaching our minds.

Many of these folks may also point to individual shortcomings such as egotism, cruelty toward other people, and addictions of one form or other.

No, every human problem is the result of evil flowing through an institutional grid of religious, cultural and social values.