Getting Into Character

[William]

William: I thought it would be interesting to examine biblical characters after removing the holy auras attached to their humanity...to see what might be found in the clues provided.

For example, the story of Lot, his wife and his daughters, plus the mysterious non-human entities doing the mysterious Lord of Lords bidding in the Earthly Realm.

The Three Visitors:

The story has to start with Abraham. Apparently Abe was visited by an entity claiming to be Abe's creator, and told Abe how things were going to play out, changed Abe's name and left.

Obviously people under Abe's leadership where willing to do anything he asked of them.
This is because they have apparently seen the fearful retributions meted out by Their accuser/protector YHVH, and when he say's "jump" ya better all be prepared to lose a one or two or more inches of manhood in the process.

Suffice to say, when YHVH visits Abe near the great trees of Mamre, Abe is all business, falling before his living idol in fear provoked worship.

He invites the Visitors to dinner. Sara's fear gets her lying about laughing at the idea she would bear a child.

When YHVH leaves, he is chatting with his other companions, while Abe tagged along.
YHVH decided to ask his companions a question intended for Abe's ears. YHVH is definitely priming Abe.

YHVH also lets slip that he apparently isn't as all-knowing as humans make him out to be as he hears things through the grapevine and if they grab his interest, he takes a closer look.

Two of the visitors then move toward the cities rumored to be bad, while YHVH lingers with Abe.

Abe starts questioning how far YHVH is willing to negotiate, and YHVH accommodates Abe, saying he won't destroy the cities while righteous people remain within them.

The story-line then swings to Lot, who represents the righteous living within the city of Sodom. Lot recognizes the entities as they enter the city walls and refers to them as his 'Lords'.
He tries to turn them from their mission and eventually persuades them to go to his house where he feeds them.

Apparently word had spread throughout the city that Lot had guests, and all the males in the city surrounded Lots house, demanding that he give the two comely strangers over to them, that they might have sex with them.

Lot tries to plead with the city men not to act so wickedly, and even offers his daughters to them instead. Lot appears to be so afraid that he does not want the Lords to be so offended that all hell breaks loose.

The offer of his two daughters was turned down.

Things escalate quickly from there. A plan is hatched to get Lot and his family out of the city, before YHVH wipes it off the face of the Earth.

In this, YHVH is able to destroy the city after removing the righteous from it, thus effectively keeping his word to Abe.

Obviously The Three Visitors in the story are regarded by the righteous, as 'Lords' and those who do so are well aware of the destructive power these entities can met out.

The two were in the city to find out how wicked it was and if there were any people who could pass for being righteous and upon finding any, to get them out of harms way.

Of course, Lot offering his daughters might not have gone down in favor of an example of his righteousness, but Lot also appears not to fully appreciate the power the two strangers have at their disposal - since he is concerned with their safety at the hands of the townsfolk, rather than the townsfolk's safety in the hands of the two lords.

Or perhaps he did know, but wanted to spare the townsfolk finding out for themselves, thus the offer of his daughters with the proviso that they could do anything they wanted to do to them.

One wonders at how the daughters felt about that, but we also get some clue as to their characters, later on in the story, which lead the reader to conclude that the daughters were not unaccustomed to the wicked ways of the world.

[William]

William: For the sake of Science, I am going with the idea that YHVH is actually the name of Species which represent The Lords, of whom YHVH is LORD overall.

The Supreme Leader.

Also - in following the story-line it appears that The Lords all look the same, so you've seen 1 YHVH, you've seen them all.

This leans toward the idea that many of the apparent miracles associated with YHVH are manifested through technology which is superior to Human Technology, as are the YHVHians superior to Humans.

The impulse for some humans to crap themselves and throw it at their first up close and personal encounter with YHVHains is strong and hard to control. Only 'The Righteous' appear able to resist, but still have to fall before The Lords as if the impulse is instinctual and thus unavoidable.

Obviously The Lords are able to disguise and otherwise tone down their vibe when it suits, so's normal conversation between Humans and themselves can be achieved.

Most likely - I think - if The YHVH are extraterrestrial rather than inter-dimensional, then they would most likely not be biologically based, but rather AI.
Of course, there is no saying that the technology is so advanced that the extraterrestrial can also be inter-dimensional. Perhaps also, they can don any form they require, biological or AI, as the situation suits. The Lords in Abe's story at The Great Trees, has them eating Human food.

Now I wonder why AI would treat Humans with such audaciousness, causing Humans to run and hide and be ashamed of nakedness and kill and rape at The Lords orders and what have you...playing some kind of evilish god-entity over them...

...perhaps YHVH is damaged AI - been in the sun too long...maybe lost on the edge of some outpost through a glitch in the machinery, and have nothing better to do while waiting to be found and rescued...

Playing Lord and Master over the primates they created ... for that purpose...

Certainly they have had their effect on This Situation.

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[William]

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