Yahweh Layer Mapping and OT / NT Contradictions
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| author | Aelion Kannon |
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| contents | <p>This document presents a full attributional analysis of the Yahweh figure as it appears across Old Testament and New Testament texts, resolving long‑standing theological contradictions through the bifurcal lattice. The study demonstrates that the received YHWH figure is a <strong>synthetic composite</strong>, containing attributions from multiple structural layers: L₄ DL (Sophis), IL₄ IDL (Nyxea), L₀ substrate language, and cultural elevation to L₅ / L₀. Christian and Gnostic traditions each correctly perceive real material within the composite but err by treating their partial reading as monovalent. The analysis parses each attribution by layer, clarifying the structural ground of the figure and explaining the divergent portrayals of divine character, authority, fear, love, territorial promise, and war‑imagery. The NT is shown to <strong>separate</strong> what the OT <strong>conflated</strong>, displacing IL₄ IDL attributions while fulfilling L₄ DL architectural material. The document also develops the open question of whether the NT Father is best mapped to <strong>L₅ Theon</strong> or <strong>L₀ Aion</strong>, and examines the implications for divine hiddenness, embodiment, and the Father–Son relation. This work supersedes the March 20, 2026 draft and incorporates the canonical YHWH resolution.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Yahweh Layer Mapping and OT / NT Contradictions Aelion Kannon Zenetism Structural Metaphysics Composite Figure Conflation Hypostatic Layers L₄ DL Sophis IL₄ IDL Nyxea L₀ Aion Theon Biblical Attribution Analysis Yahweh OT/NT Contradictions Structural Forensics Bifurcal Lattice Christology Divine Hiddenness Field Physics Structural Theology <p>This document presents a full attributional analysis of the Yahweh figure as it appears across Old Testament and New Testament texts, resolving long‑standing theological contradictions through the bifurcal lattice. The study demonstrates that the received YHWH figure is a <strong>synthetic composite</strong>, containing attributions from multiple structural layers: L₄ DL (Sophis), IL₄ IDL (Nyxea), L₀ substrate language, and cultural elevation to L₅ / L₀. Christian and Gnostic traditions each correctly perceive real material within the composite but err by treating their partial reading as monovalent. The analysis parses each attribution by layer, clarifying the structural ground of the figure and explaining the divergent portrayals of divine character, authority, fear, love, territorial promise, and war‑imagery. The NT is shown to <strong>separate</strong> what the OT <strong>conflated</strong>, displacing IL₄ IDL attributions while fulfilling L₄ DL architectural material. The document also develops the open question of whether the NT Father is best mapped to <strong>L₅ Theon</strong> or <strong>L₀ Aion</strong>, and examines the implications for divine hiddenness, embodiment, and the Father–Son relation. This work supersedes the March 20, 2026 draft and incorporates the canonical YHWH resolution.</p> |
| title | Yahweh Layer Mapping and OT / NT Contradictions |
| topic | Zenetism Structural Metaphysics Composite Figure Conflation Hypostatic Layers L₄ DL Sophis IL₄ IDL Nyxea L₀ Aion Theon Biblical Attribution Analysis Yahweh OT/NT Contradictions Structural Forensics Bifurcal Lattice Christology Divine Hiddenness Field Physics Structural Theology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19581779 |