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There are different ways to render a book; a collection of ideas written down for all the world to see.

Well, for a couple of years I have used The Apocalrock as a personal validation. That is until the last sighting viewed convinced me that this entire body of work cut out of the mountain without hands is in fact The Book Of Jesus Christ. Not yet fully read by any means.

Now I have to rewrite because The Apocalrock has shown a subtle nuance that only its author could possible contribute and so I must honor that. Showing here:

http://freepdfhosting.com/ac6df4b230.pdf
I guess that I will relent and make it easier to see the latest without having to download a PDF.




Take the time to study this like you would any great art. See the expressiveness on the face of Jesus as if taking in a measured breath before the first nail. See the apprehension of his eyes as you can almost read his thoughts. And the tears he weeps as those who hide their faces from him are in his minds eye portrayed right there on the mountain. And the soldiers hand holding nails wipes a tear from off the face of Jesus. And the crown of thorns was tied on with a rag and crested up and not like the stereotypical wreath. You can see the thorns platted and the bloody spots on the bandanna. The left arm of Christ is extended down the mountain and the hand is still palm down to show that this is the moment just before the first nail it set.

Anyone who thinks this is nothing is proving that The Apocalrock is a living book giving us exactly what it is like to deny God while his miracles that manifest his presence are with us.

Jesus has some pretty poor chiseling skills. He should take an art class.

Buffalo wrote:Jesus has some pretty poor chiseling skills. He should take an art class.

You would be the moron to complain about Pablo Picasso!

Besides it was NOT chiseled. It was cut out without hands. Created by sheer will, to be hidden in plain sight, until unfolded in its time. You fail to comprehend The Apocalrock and esteem it with the same impudence that the people did Christ in his mortal ministry. And that is because man will not admit to God proofs in their face. The Apocalrock is greater than raising a man from the dead. Greater than feeding five thousand. Greater than dividing the Red Sea hither and thither. You refuse to think about the complexity of what the Lord has made.

Can I get a witness?

Nightlion wrote:

Buffalo wrote:Jesus has some pretty poor chiseling skills. He should take an art class.

You would be the moron to complain about Pablo Picasso!

Besides it was NOT chiseled. It was cut out without hands. Created by sheer will, to be hidden in plain sight, until unfolded in its time. You fail to comprehend The Apocalrock and esteem it with the same impudence that the people did Christ in his mortal ministry. And that is because man will not admit to God proofs in their face. The Apocalrock is greater than raising a man from the dead. Greater than feeding five thousand. Greater than dividing the Red Sea hither and thither. You refuse to think about the complexity of what the Lord has made.

Well, whatever old Hay-Soos used, he did a pretty poor job of it. It looks like a first-grader's art project. Not judging. We all have different talents. Personally, I have poor penmanship.

Buffalo wrote:
Well, whatever old Hay-Soos used, he did a pretty poor job of it. It looks like a first-grader's art project. Not judging. We all have different talents. Personally, I have poor penmanship.

Ya know, Buffalo, I'm the guy who does those line drawings. That is not Jesus' work. I only trace out my interpretation. Maybe you're too new 'round these parts. Perhaps if you were to leaf through my website and see that there are over thirty-six separate works that layer one on top of the other according to the time of day and point of view and if there is snow or not and some other cosmic variable you would.......um, who am I kidding, still disrespect because you are incapable of faith no more.

But that is one of the most fantastic aspects of The Apocalrock which I have only lately realized. By seeing it and having a man declare it unto you, though you disbelieve, The Book Of Jesus Christ is such that you get a first hand experience of what it would have been like to live contemporary with the Son of God in his ministry among the Jews. Now, you got to admit there is no book alive like that. I mean it is a living book as all others are dead. Only God could craft a work, a book that gives you the experience as if you were there. For as you disrespect The Apocalrock and deny that it is all that it is, even God with us, you validate the condemnation of the world in your own denial of the living God. Something to think about. Christ unfolds a book that counts for being here again. Almost a Second coming as it were. Hmm?\

Can I get a witness?

Impressive, no?

Nightlion wrote:

Buffalo wrote:
Well, whatever old Hay-Soos used, he did a pretty poor job of it. It looks like a first-grader's art project. Not judging. We all have different talents. Personally, I have poor penmanship.

Ya know, Buffalo, I'm the guy who does those line drawings. That is not Jesus' work. I only trace out my interpretation. Maybe you're too new 'round these parts. Perhaps if you were to leaf through my website and see that there are over thirty-six separate works that layer one on top of the other according to the time of day and point of view and if there is snow or not and some other cosmic variable you would.......um, who am I kidding, still disrespect because you are incapable of faith no more.

But that is one of the most fantastic aspects of The Apocalrock which I have only lately realized. By seeing it and having a man declare it unto you, though you disbelieve, The Book Of Jesus Christ is such that you get a first hand experience of what it would have been like to live contemporary with the Son of God in his ministry among the Jews. Now, you got to admit there is no book alive like that. I mean it is a living book as all others are dead. Only God could craft a work, a book that gives you the experience as if you were there. For as you disrespect The Apocalrock and deny that it is all that it is, even God with us, you validate the condemnation of the world in your own denial of the living God. Something to think about. Christ unfolds a book that counts for being here again. Almost a Second coming as it were. Hmm?\

Can I get a witness?

Impressive, no?

Don't blame it on yourself. If Jesus did it then he did it. You're only showing where Jesus carved the rock without hands.

For Jesus, I recommend:

http://www.theartstudentsleague.org/Classes.aspx

Buffalo wrote:

Nightlion wrote:Ya know, Buffalo, I'm the guy who does those line drawings. That is not Jesus' work. I only trace out my interpretation. Maybe you're too new 'round these parts. Perhaps if you were to leaf through my website and see that there are over thirty-six separate works that layer one on top of the other according to the time of day and point of view and if there is snow or not and some other cosmic variable you would.......um, who am I kidding, still disrespect because you are incapable of faith no more.

But that is one of the most fantastic aspects of The Apocalrock which I have only lately realized. By seeing it and having a man declare it unto you, though you disbelieve, The Book Of Jesus Christ is such that you get a first hand experience of what it would have been like to live contemporary with the Son of God in his ministry among the Jews. Now, you got to admit there is no book alive like that. I mean it is a living book as all others are dead. Only God could craft a work, a book that gives you the experience as if you were there. For as you disrespect The Apocalrock and deny that it is all that it is, even God with us, you validate the condemnation of the world in your own denial of the living God. Something to think about. Christ unfolds a book that counts for being here again. Almost a Second coming as it were. Hmm?\

Can I get a witness?

Impressive, no?

Don't blame it on yourself. If Jesus did it then he did it. You're only showing where Jesus carved the rock without hands.

For Jesus, I recommend:

http://www.theartstudentsleague.org/Classes.aspx

Would you really want the Ancient Egyptian art to be anything other than what it is. Would it have to be a style up to date before we recognize its genius and beauty? What is is earth art? Who sets the standards and fashions? This manner of layered compositions might be all the rage. You know. If it was too detailed it would tend to overpower the other layers and confuse and be quite unsatisfactory. We got a lot to learn about God Art and topographical books.

Nightlion wrote:Would you really want the Ancient Egyptian art to be anything other than what it is. Would it have to be a style up to date before we recognize its genius and beauty? What is is earth art? Who sets the standards and fashions? This manner of layered compositions might be all the rage. You know. If it was too detailed it would tend to overpower the other layers and confuse and be quite unsatisfactory. We got a lot to learn about God Art and topographical books.

I don't know. When I see that sort of thing from God, I'm a little disappointed. I expect better from the creator of the universe, you know?

Nightlion wrote:

Buffalo wrote:Jesus has some pretty poor chiseling skills. He should take an art class.

You would be the moron to complain about Pablo Picasso!

Picasso's later art looked like it was made by a four year old, but the fact is that if you look at his more serious, non 3 breasted women pieces the guy had real skill. I like art, but I'll never understand why he ended up scribbling and making trash sculptures.

I saw you on some youtube clip about spiritual oddities in Utah. As guy scribbling what he sees in the face of Mt. Olympus you don't really have room to be calling someone a moron. People in glass houses, you know.

I kind of liked your music though. Very old timey, I dig that.