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Parable of the Sower - Study






Please refer to the previous posts about the fig tree and about the Parable of the Sower being possibly a prerequisite parable for understanding the other parables of Christ.


There are two other candidates for versions of the Parable of the Sower that I have found: one in the Gospel of Thomas (although the legitimacy of that book is unknown as of yet). The other is Job 31, where conditions for weeds to grow instead of wheat, are mentioned.


In a previous post about the fig tree idea of multiple timelines, the idea becomes an available considerable option that Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John could be each their own timeline. The Messiah could have literally lived four different times and spoken slightly differently each time, giving new information as he progressed to the next timeline. He did miracles like walking on water, so natural laws were already not able to restrain Him. And time-manipulation was already happening in his temptation in Luke 4:5, in which He was shown all the kingdoms of the world in a single moment of time, so this idea of each Gospel having its own timeline, seems possible. (This would negate the necessity for a "harmonization of the Gospels", and it makes the need to find a "Q source" irrelevant.)


According to John 4:35, the 3 versions of the Parable of the Sower in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, seem to be all happening within a timespan of 4 months. Those 3 versions let the seeds grow naturally in the earth, so they would seem to take 4 months until their harvest.


After studying the Parable of the Sower, I found something interesting. Mark 4:14 says that word is sown. If the word is the seed, then the harvest of the crops grown from that seed is subject to the numerical values of 30 and 60 and 100. It is the word itself that has 30 and 60 and 100 happen to it. How can a word be multiplied over 4 months?


Words are experienced, which means they happen over time, in 4D+. Therefore, a seed which is a word that is sown, could be like one 4D+ experience, or one 4D+ structure/object. This 4D(+) structure/object could be multiplied by the numerical values of 30, 60, and 100. If so, then a 5D object or structure could be made of 30 or 60 or 100 "4D" cross-sections, a process which can happen naturally "in good soil" in 4 months' time, or this 5D growth-process could be accelerated artificially or bypassed artificially as mentioned in the gospel of John.


The Messiah's description of the process also seems to give a temporal value, and a spatial-energetic gain or multiplier for 4D objects/structures. This means that the Parable of the Sower would be highly useful in calculations of exchanges between space, time, and energy. As mentioned in previous posts, if spacetime is curved, then space may be traded for time, and time could be traded for space, depending on the technique used. In both cases, energy within the curved spacetime would differ from energy in the "straight spacetime" that is around/nearby the curved spacetime, that is not being curved. Therefore, energetic difference between the energy in the curved spacetime versus the energy in the "straight spacetime" could allow trades or exchanges between space and energy and also between time and energy. See my previous blogposts about 4D and space-time-energy as a concept.


It may look something roughly like this:


You can click on each picture if the image is too small - to save or zoom in.


Alternatively, its availability as a 5th JM may not even manifest until it is "fully ripe" - that is, until a "stalk" of 4D cross-sections has grown sufficiently, and the ear or sheath around the 5th JM, as "grain", is removed. Read Mark 4:26-29.


Keep in mind that this is just current LWC Theory interpretation of the Messiah's Parable of the Sower.


In terms of cones (or "conicities"), the 5D structure or 5th JM, as a harvestable "crop", may grow something like this:


The tic-marks in the above images represent a moment-cube each, with time going in a spiral, in a helix bounded by a conical boundary. (A moment cube is like a spatial distribution of matter and energy in a moment of time.) The spiral of time shown above, doesn't have to be regular time that is perceived, but can also be a potential timeline, such as of a different 4D cross-section. I can write about that more later, probably under the section about potentiomatics.

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