Channeling in the Bible

Channeling in the Bible

After Ahijah sets things up with his dramatic presentation, he opens and channels God in real time. Spirits from the unseen assume his body and vocal apparatus. The two of them in the open country, Ahijah takeshis new flowing garment off, methodically tears it lengthwise into twelve strips, and lays them out beforeJeroboam. He looks up at him, attentive all the while in this mystery, then says, “Take ten... Any ten.” After Jeroboam’s chosen, the entity that has Ahijah resumes: “For thus says the Lord, ‘Behold, I am about to tear the kingdom from the hand of Solomon, and give you ten of the tribes. All this I will give to you. Though I will have Solomon keep Judah, homeland of my heart and my worship, I will take you, and you shall reign over all that your soul desires, and you shall be king over Israel.’”

In channeling, a human individual delivers information received – visibly, audibly, or kinesthetically – through a psi connection. The phenomenon imparts information, insight, powers, and abilities to the audience that he or she would not otherwise possess.

Seers, prophets, channelers, psychics, artists and writers are metaphysical transformer stations, receiving high voltage impressions from God and converting them into messages suitable for the people of their time and locale – and beyond.

In fact, though the Revised Standard Version of the Bible uses the phrase, “spoke through,” we know we could see the synonymous term, “channeled through”

Jonah doesn’t end up in the belly of a whale for three days as a random event, but as a direct result of hisrunning from fulfilling his Divine commission to channel.

Massively obvious, we know the entire scriptural writing we’ve codified as the Bible is all channeled material.

Remember, channeling a message is simply taking a message received via psychic, emotional, mental, visionary, auditory, or kinesthetic channels and repackaging / transmitting it.

From “Channeling in the Bible” – Rev Ted Ciuba