Heard it Through The Grapevine

 Mankind is like God's Vineyard.  (Genesis 9:20)(Isaiah 63:1-3)(Luke 20:9-19)  Jesus is the true vine. The father the vintner.  Society is organic. Christians are a Body of Christ.  What has been put down the grapevine?  If someone was in a lot of sin, people may be able to feel it.  Given someone didn't want to believe the horrible things they were seeing, they may have turned off their sight.  They became blind and deaf.  Something Dr Carl Jung wrote, that I liked, was the idea of a Collective Unconscious.  The Collective Unconscious is The Grapevine.  I have worked to make changes on the Collective Unconscious working for God.  Today I am receiving some questions about racism.  How does racism get fixed.  That relates to some things in the collective unconscious.  

Previous Understandings We Are Building On:

Post:  "Prophets and God and Allegories" from /r/Theology.  

Post:  "Spiritual Warfare: Priests of Baal and Corrupt Mysticism" from In God We Trust Blog

Post:   "Mind Control, MKUltra, and Mysticism"  from In God We Trust Blog.   

In 2014, I liked country music. Many people have not.  It is ok.  I liked country music.  I found it interesting that black people in the US were particularly against country music.   Through God, I worked to make some changes on the collective unconscious, that is, I gave prophecy.  Doing something for God online, someone saw it.  The eyes are windows into the soul.  They saw what was done through God, and it went down the grapevine.  In 2014, I worked to lesson the negative feelings black people had about country music.  About 1/4 of the cowboys were black.  Bass Reeves is a particularly interesting character in American history.  He was a tenacious law man.  I would post Bass Reeves around a little bit, and an article about him.  

It has been eleven years or so since 2014.  Since then, there has been black cowboy movies, black country music singers, a TV series about Bass Reeves, and a lot of other interesting happenings. I didn't always like or care for what was done or produced.  The goal was to lessen the disdain towards country music.....at least, that is how I perceived it at the time.  God may have had other motives.  I wasn't looking to control anything.  I was working to shift how people perceived.  

How do we fix racism?  Racism, as we perceive it in 2025, it was tied to some particular sins that has been held by Beelzebub through Freemasonry.  Not only that, there have been people who need or use racism, and make money off of it.  The worst thing that could happen to the political left in the US would be to fix racism.  They need racism.  They are racists, and they project their sins.  Marxism worked off an US vs Them dichotomy.  Marxism was divisive working to divide people, poor vs the rich. Marxists over the last decade, like BLM, they have been using racism.  Rich vs Poor doesn't work in first world, tertiary economies.  They shifted to using racism.  How do we fix racism?  It can't be fixed 100% when there are "Supposed Christians" using racism like they do.  They feed something.  

Towards fixing racism, what we may need to do is for Christians to separate themselves.  To be Holy is to be separate.  There are black Christians.  There is no racism in the Kingdom of God.  Christians need to separate themselves from the people sowing destruction.  Liberal in politics tends to equate liberal in morality.  Pick a person out of a left wing mob.  What do you think her body count was?  Christians need to separate themselves, and then God will cut them off.  You are not doing them, or yourselves any favors by trying to protect them.  Try to evangelize if you care to, but they are getting cut off.  

I heard it through the Grapevine.  When someone is obedient, and doing good works through God, they may have been building up positive things around them.  When someone is in sin, they may have been sowing bad things down the grapevine.  A man would like to marry a particular girl.  He asks her dad's permission. If her dad says "No," then he said "No."  Someone may try and change his mind, but if the answer is "No," then it is "No." A man moves on.  Given our man eloped, and married her anyway, he was sowing bad things down the grapevine.  At a University, there were a lot of people in debauchery.  That is sown down the grapevine.  Given a man laid with a woman, and afterwards, felt like he had just fallen through a chimney, that was a demon.  She was dirty.  He who sows of the flesh, sows destruction.  Many people ended up with hearts of stone, doing the things God hates.  A heart of stone is opposed to a Circumcision of the Heart.  A Circumcision of the Heart is fundamental to being a Christian.  

 This is a deep topic.  Hopefully someone comes away with understanding.  Someone should pray and reflect.  

 Addendum -  

Quote:   When someone is obedient, and doing good works through God, they may have been building up positive things around them. 

Question:  Are you saying we are being saved by works?  

No.  Someone is already saved.  One of the ways we love God is by Doing.  We build the Kingdom of God.  What I wrote was not about Salvation or being saved.  Someone was already saved, in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and has a Circumcision of the Heart.  

Question: Sampson had a thing for foreign women.  Given a black man had a thing for white girls or Asian girls, is that similar?  

Some of how a man is motivated, it is attached to his ego.  What is ego?  Hipsters at a coffee shop working to out hip each other, working to out edge each other, and be the hippest, that would be ego.  The conflict between Old Rap and New Rap, that is ego.  Given a hip hop artist was wearing a lot of flashing clothes and jewelry, that is ego.  

Men compete.  Men compete in school.  Men compete in sports. Men compete in love.  Sampson looking to marry foreign women, that may have been a product of his ego.  He was conquering in a way.  He was asserting himself.  When people are in sin, the ego may have been driving sin.  Someone was out to "Get theirs" or "know they could."  All his friend were in sin.  He was in sin.  The element there of conquering and asserting power in sex, that is there.

As someone is growing in faith, they say "I don't care."  They let of the ego.  They are seeking God and God's Good plans. They are not of the world.  Instead, a man competes with himself working to be a better man.  

Given someone had a fetish, doesn't matter it what it was, maybe someone liked Asian girls or whatever, that can potentially be shifted and fixed growing in faith with God.  It is not wrong for a man to like Asian girls and want to marry one.  He should ask her dad, and have permission. 

Where was someone getting their excitement?  Marriage is something that is supposed to be life long, once in a life time thing ideally.  A lot of people, they think a lot about marriage, or things having to do with marriage, like sex.   Where was someone getting their excitement? A man's wedding day, and the bridal bed, that may be exciting.  Was someone getting all their excitement in sin instead?  Life, for some, it may have been like a wild party.  At some point, a man may have had to sober up, and take responsibility. He wanted a family and children, so he married.  Married life was boring.  He received all his excitement in sin.  Does he end up in sin again?  

Given a man realizes this, and he prays and asks, God may fix him.   

 Understanding the Grapevine  

In  2014, I was living in Murfreesboro, TN.  That is about 30 minutes outside Nashville.  There was a sort of Cold War going on there with the black and white population.  At the dance club, some black guys took home some white girls home in sin.  They sowed of the flesh.  

Later, a man's cousin is taking a pee test for a drug charge.  His urine was too clear, and the police officers decided that he cheated the pee test, and charges him with a probation violation. Dumb administrative stuff.  That was the grapevine.  When there is a lot of sin, it may have been a system of hurt.