
Explore Unity and God in the Bible & the Spiritual Identity of the LORD
'God' is one.
The timeless present moment,
the unity between people,
states of awareness
can all be seen
as 'God.'
Those with power
- men, women, and kings -
act as 'the LORD.'
Read on...
"A unique commentary on the first portion of the Hebrew Bible.
The author, writing under the pseudonym B. Conscious, looks at the first 70 chapters of the Old Testament (from the books of Genesis and Exodus) through a very Eastern-styled lens.
...The stated motivation in writing this book is 'to share the manner in which the first seventy chapters of the Bible offer humanity models of highly conscious individuals.' As a result, this is a commentary that's completely set apart from any other on the market.
...An unorthodox and unexpected work that will give readers reason to rethink and re-examine otherwise familiar biblical stories."
"Bibliture: Genesis - The Ten Commandments, The First Seventy Chapters is a valuable tool and companion for Bible studies...
The author, writing under the pen name B. Conscious, shows great mastery of the Bible and has facilitated Bible studies to high school students for over a decade, an experience that comes out brilliantly in this work...
The author has what it takes to give readers the interest they need in reading the Bible, but it also offers a guide to understanding its message. Bibliture: Genesis - The Ten Commandments is a great tool for Bible study groups as well as individual exploration of the Bible."
Life is the universe
coming into being
and
seeing itself.
All is one.
The purpose of life
is to be conscious
of this truth and
to act with love.
B. Conscious
The 'God' of creation
is the unified present moment,
which is infinite and eternal.
All exists as "an image of God."
All rises into being
and falls out of existence
from within
the infinite and eternal setting
in which all takes place.
Within the Bible narrative,
all manifestations of unity
speak as 'God.'
The unity
between individuals,
within the human family,
and among all life
within each moment
is God.
Individuals
who are 'indivisible'
from the collective of all life
and who live in awareness
of each moment
speak and act as 'God'
within the Bible text.
The 'LORD God' of creation
who 'walks' in the Garden of Eden
in the early Old Testament text
exists and speaks as
the collective of all Life.
No individual life
exists separate
from the collective of all life,
'the LORD God.'
The title 'LORD God'
illustrates the inherent unity of all.
The 'LORD,' or energy of creation, comes into being
through the dark and watery womb
of a woman who, like 'God,'
allows Life to be.
Just as each individual life
is made in the "image" of its parents,
the collective of all life
exists as the Universe c
oming into being
and seeing itself.
All is interconnected and one.
The 'Original Sin' of each Individual Life is the consumption of the knowledge that one exists SEPARATE from the collective of all existence.
Any notion of existing separate from the collective of all life is bound by time and will 'die,' while the timeless present moment - God - remains.
The Story of the Bible teaches humanity the story of life, a story that reminds all who hear that all is one.
Reading the Bible reminds us to be conscious.
B. Conscious illuminates a novel perspective of the Bible narrative.
Consider a retelling commentary that reveals how individuals such as Adam, Noah's son Shem, Noah's Great-to-the-seventy-degree grandson Terah, Abraham's wife Sarai, Noah's son Ham's grandson Nimrod, Isaac's wife Rebekah, Moses, Moses' father-in-law Jethro, and many others all act as 'the LORD' within the narrative that spans the first seventy chapters of the Bible.
Explore the Bible Study Questions and the text titled Bibliture: Genesis - The Ten Commandments, The First Seventy Chapters. This book is available as a Kindle, Paperback, or Hardcover.
Explore the Audiobook and Kindle titled The First Seventy: A Retelling Commentary, Creation - The Ten Commandments. This text is available for free on Soundcloud or can be purchased as a Kindle e-book or an Audiobook.
Explore the contents of this website.
The Bible Study Questions, videos, and commentary are all shared with the hope that this material encourages individuals to engage with the Bible and other Spiritual texts so as to continually remind us to be conscious of each moment and to act with love.

The First Seventy: A Retelling Commentary is available for free on Soundcloud or as a Kindle
Who is 'the LORD' and 'God' of the Old Testament narrative?
B. Conscious Bible Theory considers references to 'God' as representations of that which is interconnected and one. In this context, the timeless present moment, the unity between people, and states of awareness can all be seen as facets of 'God.'
Those with power - men, women, and kings - act as 'the LORD.'
For deeper understanding, consider exploring Bible Study Questions that can enhance your Spiritual Growth.
Read on.
Who is 'the LORD' and 'God' of the Old Testament narrative?
B. Conscious Bible Theory considers references to 'God' as representations of that which is interconnected and one. In this context, the timeless present moment, the unity between people, and states of awareness can all be seen as facets of 'God.'
Those with power - men, women, and kings - act as 'the LORD.'
For deeper understanding, consider exploring Bible Study Questions that can enhance your Spiritual Growth.
Read on.
Who is 'the LORD' and 'God' of the Old Testament narrative?
B. Conscious Bible Theory considers references to 'God' as representations of that which is interconnected and one. In this context, the timeless present moment, the unity between people, and states of awareness can all be seen as facets of 'God.'
Those with power - men, women, and kings - act as 'the LORD.'
For deeper understanding, consider exploring Bible Study Questions that can enhance your Spiritual Growth.
Read on.