Two Men, One Distortion: How Billy Meier and Paul Attack the Seven Pillars of God

Billy Meier and Paul — two men apart in time, united in distortion. Both deny the weight of sin and weaken the pillars of God.

“What do Billy Meier and Paul have in common? Both deny the true weight of sin and shift man away from the Eternal Father.”

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Introduction

History presents us with two figures from different eras, both claiming to bring “higher truth.” One is Paul, who lived in the first century and shaped much of modern Christianity. The other is Billy Meier, a modern man who teaches the doctrine of Creation as Universal Consciousness.

 

The Seven Pillars of God vs. Billy Meier’s Creation: Perfect Balance or Contradiction?

Comparing the Seven Pillars of God with Billy Meier’s Creation doctrine: divine order vs. contradiction.

“Is true balance found in God’s eternal pillars, or in Meier’s Creation — a receiver that cannot be the source?”

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Introduction

In the search for truth, two opposing worldviews emerge. On one side is the revelation of the Seven Pillars of God: Truth, Light, Love, Power, Creation, Wisdom, and Life — the perfect order and balance of the Eternal Father Himself. On the other side stands Billy Meier’s doctrine of Creation, which describes a Universal Consciousness that is not a giver, but a receiver of wisdom, dependent on the evolution of humanity.

A Journey Without Origin or Destination: The Chaos of a World Without the Seven Pillars of God

Without the Seven Pillars of God, life is chaos — a journey without origin or destination, drifting away from the Eternal Father.

“What happens when humanity rejects the Seven Pillars of God? The journey becomes chaos — with no true beginning, no true end, and no salvation.”

Introduction

In every nation under heaven, there are laws written to guide men toward justice and order. Yet, these laws are often ignored — not because they are absent, but because men are bound by falsehood, darkness of mind, hatred and jealousy, weakness, stagnation, and ignorance. Still, amid the corruption of human nature, the presence of Truth, Light, Love, Power, Wisdom, and Life continues to shine, offered by the Eternal Father as guideposts toward holiness.

But what if these divine attributes are set aside? What if humanity embraced Billy Meier’s doctrine of Creation — a path where man travels alone, dies alone, and Creation itself is not a Giver, but merely a Receiver, dependent on human progress?

 

Creed of the Eternal Source

Description
A universal creed and prayer to the Eternal Source — the Eternal Father, the Great Balance and Perfect Order, guiding humanity through the Seven Pillars: Truth, Light, Love, Power, Creation, Wisdom, and Life.

A timeless declaration of faith, rooted not in religion but in the eternal truth of the One Source — the Eternal Father, the Great Balance, and the Perfect Order of all creation.

I believe in the Eternal Source,
the Eternal Father, the One and Only,
the Great Balance and Perfect Order,
The Beginning and the End of all.

 

The True “Gardeners of the Earth”: Messengers of God, Not Extraterrestrials

A biblical exposé: The true Gardeners of the Earth are God’s messengers, not extraterrestrials. Guided by the Seven Pillars of the Eternal Father.

“Who truly tends the Earth — extraterrestrial beings, or the messengers of the Eternal Father? The answer lies in the Seven Pillars of God.”

“Paul, Apostle to the Gentiles? Exposing His Unmistakable Contradictions”

“Paul, Apostle to the Gentiles? Exposing His Unmistakable Contradictions”

Description: Thi   s article exposes the undeniable contradictions in Paul's conduct—claiming to be an apostle to the Gentiles while repeatedly preaching in Jewish synagogues. Through explicit timeline references and scriptural evidence, this study unveils a deception that many Christian denominations avoid discussing.

Hook Statement: If Paul truly turned his back on the Jews, why did he return to their synagogues again and again? This question may uncover one of the greatest deceptions in church history.

Introduction: Paul is widely regarded by many Christians as a faithful apostle of Jesus Christ, divinely appointed to preach to the Gentiles. Yet a closer look into his letters and actions paints a very different picture—one riddled with self-contradiction. While he boldly declared that he turned away from the Jews to preach only to the Gentiles, the Book of Acts shows him continually returning to Jewish synagogues to preach his own invented gospel. If Paul was indeed commissioned solely for the Gentiles, why was he persistently attempting to convince the Jews?

This article explores the inconsistencies in Paul's conduct using a biblical timeline, bringing into focus a truth that is often ignored by mainstream churches.