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The Mystical Interpretation of the Bible by Kabbalah (Instruction for the approaching apocalypse Book 23)

The Mystical Interpretation of the Bible by Kabbalah (Instruction for the approaching apocalypse Book 23)
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Many people ask me in internet groups to show where Kabbalah is in the bible. I never answer, as I know they ask this question, as they are prejudiced against Kabbalah, thinking that Kabbalah is of the Devil. Throughout the bible from Genesis to Revelation we are in front of Kabbalah, but there is no point in explaining it to these people, because Kabbalah is not for the idolatrous religious system whose mind is seared. It is also not for idolizing the political system, because Kabbalah is unity, it is not fight and confusion and politics only generates conflicts.

Of course, everyone has their own political opinion, that's great within democracy, but to study Kabbalah, you have to leave radicalism aside.

To write this book, I didn't try to follow the religious system and its lies, but I opened the bible and let the Creator speak to me through the vision of Kabbalah. I opened the bible with my eyes closed and where it fell I tried to explain it from the perspective of Kabbalah, because the entire bible is Kabbalah from beginning to end.

It is useless for those people who don't believe in Kabbalah to read this book, because if their minds haven't been opened by now, it's unlikely to be opened.

But you who have an open mind to understand the divine father let him speak.

Let the divine Father show you his secrets, for Kabbalah is the interpretation of the mysteries of the bible.

The Archangel who works with divine secrets is Haziel; he is the archangel of the mysteries of Kabbalah. Then eat this book, Haziel, and let it speak to you.

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