Introduction to Biblical Metaphysics

explore biblical metaphysics through exegesis, hermeneutics, and symbolic language, revealing deeper spiritual messages. build a foundational toolbox of interpretation techniques to increase intuition and awareness.

Parables are symbolic stories that reveal or conceal spiritual lessons, tailored to audience culture, conveying biblical messages through figurative language.

Explore the concept of allegories as stories that reveal hidden meanings, using Galatians 4:24 and following to compare Hagar and Sarah as Old Covenant and New Covenant with modern relevance.

Explore figurative language in the Bible, including hyperbole, similes, metaphor, and synecdoche, and learn how poetic tools reveal metaphysical meaning beyond literal interpretation.

Explore how personification attributes human traits to non-human images in biblical texts, revealing metaphysical concepts, psychological and alchemical processes, and aspects of the self through interpretation.

Explore metaphysical scripture through anatomical language and occult anatomy, learning the skeletal and brain structures, glands, induction system, circulatory, respiratory, elimination systems, and anatomical alchemical processes.

Investigate how numbers serve as a language in scripture, assigning values to letters across Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and English. Uncover how numerology reveals metaphysical meanings in biblical texts, including 666.

Define occult and esoteric, contrast mystic (heart center, feminine, imagination, love) with occultist (mind, masculine), and urge uniting head and heart via bio magnetics and energetics to complete the path.

Distinguish the letter of the law from the spirit to read scriptures metaphysically, recognizing that the literal interpretation kills while the spirit gives life.

Explore Luke 11:52, where the lawyers take away the key of knowledge and guard gnosis. Move from letter alone to grasping deeper meaning, seek light, and apply knowledge to life.

Explore the parable of leaven as bread representing the word, and learn how Pharisees' and Sadducees' mindsets—rigid, literal, or carnal—shape interpretation and how to transmute them toward spiritual understanding.

Identify the three main groups, scribes, Pharisees, and Sadducees, and their roles, and map them to three lower aspects of the personality (physical, etheric, emotional) that hinder metaphysical growth.

The carnal mind, the egoic left-brain intellect, remains enmity with God, cannot grasp spirit or the eternal law, while the spiritual mind unifies and dissolves the ego.

Explore the four levels of understanding as the foundational pattern for metaphysics, alchemy, and biblical study, using scripture to uncover a fourfold pattern and expand your metaphysical toolkit.

Explore the four levels of creation across four worlds, linking Genesis 1–2 and Isaiah 43:7 to how called, created, formed, and made map to mental, emotional, energetic, and physical realms.

Explore the four alchemical elements, fire, earth, air, and water, and their alignment with the four worlds of creation, signs, and the macrocosm, plus the ether as a fifth element.

Explore the four levels of understanding in biblical metaphysics, from literal meaning to hidden and secret interpretations, and see how the Bible interprets itself and aligns with creation's four elements.

Explore the structure of the Holy Bible, learn how it’s set up, and correlate teachings across books to navigate its physical structure more efficiently.

Explore how the Bible's structure reveals a recurring pattern across the books of Moses, by examining the Torah, its five books, and their chapters, verses, and words.

David organized the psalms into five books, pairing them with Moses's five to form ten sections that echo the ten commandments and provide higher spiritual understanding.

Explore how the major and minor prophets build upon Moses, the Psalms, and the Torah, offering commentary upon commentary and line upon line precept upon precept with alchemical processes.

Explore the pattern linking microcosm and macrocosm in the Bible, correlating it with anatomy, psychology, alchemy, zodiac, and the heavens to apply insights to earthly understanding.

Explore how the pattern shown to Moses links the macrocosm and microcosm, with the kingdom within you reflected in man's image.

Explore the law of correspondence: as above so below, as within so without, showing how the outer world mirrors inner states and the microcosm reveals the universe.

Explores the tabernacle in the wilderness as the pattern shown to Moses on the mountain, and presents the body as the living temple where God dwells.

Conclude the introduction to biblical metaphysics and lay a strong foundation for future spiritual studies as we explore the Tabernacle, the Temple of Solomon, and the Church of Christ.