Tyler Dugafran

Scriptures untouched depth is eternal and even 2000 years later has not gone deeper than it's symbolism. Studying Scripture as a passion 18 years to the exclusion of almost all else, I've discovered things I believe are as of yet unknown by anyone I know of. I'm not speaking of interpretation or context but the multidimensional aspects beyond the symbolism tradition has relied on since it's compilation. I always wondered why modern so-called church services in my visits across Canada stuck to 'safe' content such as the Gospels with some Pauline epistles and sprinklings of New Testament passages in studies, once again, clinging to tradition. Studying it on my own from various angles, I did not see why the profound depth of countless passages from Genesis to revelation were seemingly overlooked, dismissed or regarding merely in figurative or literal ways... As legalism runs rampant time and time again, the digression from 'earning' our way to "Heaven'(within as Luke 17:21) beyond 'Death' in the 'future' always seems to slip in, voiding the very cross they claim to preach! Good behavior emerges by default from this knowing, not the other way around. 'Holy' means 'set apart' and not 'morally impeccable' as is erroneously accepted. Whenever I tried to discuss spiritual matters after services at virtually all churches, congregation members thought me as disturbing and church 'leaders' felt threatened by me and avoided me, advising their members to do the same. I was quaint, well-spoken and gentle, simply excited and not interested in damp worldly talk. Why does no one yet see it's life-giving power? Does anyone else see this? Why does no one ever mentioned "In Him is light and in Him is no darkness at all" or "To the pure, all things are pure" and such life giving passages I've stood on and found true even with the Fall of Adam and Eve? I'm not learned or educated, I simply believed, pray for wisdom and read each passage with prayer for further wisdom. I do not 'deny the power thereof' and am astonished at how so many amazing passages are conveniently dismissed...