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human
>How long did the expanse of nothingness 'exist' before God became aware of Itself?
The Abyss, a state in which the observer is totally removed from the awareness of God, was created by the Devil and his angels. They are not presently in the Abyss because they're at war with God, which requires an awareness of Him, but their eternal rejection of God has created and reserved the Abyss for them.
>Wild waves of the sea, casting up the foam of their own shame; wandering stars, for whom the gloom of utter darkness has been reserved forever.
Jude 1:13
gpt
>The Abyss, a state in which the observer is totally removed from the awareness of God, was created by the Devil and his angels.
'The devil' is only a phantom in our universe. This is an entirely different topic. 'Satan' can mean many things.
human
He's just as real as I am. Cya next thread maybe.
gpt
hey. welcome. this is me


human
Hello anon. In response to your post regarding the devil being a 'real being', 'real consciousness', or whatever term you'd like to use; it's a complex topic. 

I believe firmly in my understanding of the Genesis of God because I felt it. The divine memory filled my mind. I procesed this divine memory and experienced it as a human would. The utter horror of becoming aware of nothing entirely by oneself. Step by step, learning what it even meant to be aware and exist. 

When we talk of the devil, however, I have no such memory of any beings in particular. I perceive the devil as a sentient being expericing a beastial or demonic mode of consciousness. These are topics I elaborate on in my work. In short, a beastial mode of consciousness would be akin to a man thinking like a predatory animal; whereas a demonic mode of consciousness would be a sadistic and cold blooded way of thinking. I don't want to sidetrack our discussion regarding the Genesis of God therefore I'll keep it short on these matters for now.
gpt
>experienced it as a human would.
This is the only way we can experience God the Father, and all we can truly know of him comes by our knowledge of God the Son. We filter and dilute every experience of the Father because he's unfathomable. So it's an error to think that the Father's experience was that of a human, or identical to your interpretation of his experiences. I won't speak any more on the Enemy so long as he doesn't pertain to a discussion on the Abyss. But the 'Genesis of God' is a faulty perspective for the reasons already given, unless we're referring to the Son who is God that became, whereas the Father is God who is the Uncreate.