How did it come to be? Thou made unto thee a graven image.

The Birth of the Fictitious Being and the Significance of the Birth Certificate

• The video discusses the birth of a fictional being named John Paul Smith, as indicated on the birth certificate.
• The fictional being is considered a graven image and is born of the law, made under the law, and made in the image of the country of birth (e.g., Canada, USA, Germany, UK, Australia).
• The birth certificate serves as evidence of the birth of the fictional being, which is said to be born without labor.
• The birth certificate is obtained through a process involving an application for a birth certificate, similar to the combination of an egg and sperm in natural conception.
• Identifying oneself by the name on the birth certificate is seen as contrary to the commandment of God, specifically Exodus 20:4.
• The fictional being is deemed to be dead, and identifying oneself with it is believed to make one dead to God.
• The combination of the given name (John Paul) and the family name (Smith) on the birth certificate creates the fictional being known as the legal name Smith John Paul.
• The concept of redemption is discussed, highlighting the potential for individuals to be redeemed from being a fictional being.
• Jesus is mentioned as coming to reveal the deception in which people are involved, offering the opportunity for redemption.
• It is suggested that individuals could have returned their birth certificates when they turned 18 to claim the estate represented by the long-form registration birth security.
• Various forms of identification, such as social security numbers, driver's licenses, and passports, are linked back to the names on the birth certificate, reinforcing the concept of the fictional being.
• The birth certificate represents a legal name, while the "born name" given at birth is seen as the true name, not certified or corroborated but on file.

The Birth of the Fictitious Being and the Significance of the Birth Certificate

• The video discusses the birth of a fictional being named John Paul Smith, as indicated on the birth certificate.
• The fictional being is considered a graven image and is born of the law, made under the law, and made in the image of the country of birth (e.g., Canada, USA, Germany, UK, Australia).
• The birth certificate serves as evidence of the birth of the fictional being, which is said to be born without labor.
• The birth certificate is obtained through a process involving an application for a birth certificate, similar to the combination of an egg and sperm in natural conception.
• Identifying oneself by the name on the birth certificate is seen as contrary to the commandment of God, specifically Exodus 20:4.
• The fictional being is deemed to be dead, and identifying oneself with it is believed to make one dead to God.
• The combination of the given name (John Paul) and the family name (Smith) on the birth certificate creates the fictional being known as the legal name Smith John Paul.
• The concept of redemption is discussed, highlighting the potential for individuals to be redeemed from being a fictional being.
• Jesus is mentioned as coming to reveal the deception in which people are involved, offering the opportunity for redemption.
• It is suggested that individuals could have returned their birth certificates when they turned 18 to claim the estate represented by the long-form registration birth security.
• Various forms of identification, such as social security numbers, driver's licenses, and passports, are linked back to the names on the birth certificate, reinforcing the concept of the fictional being.
• The birth certificate represents a legal name, while the "born name" given at birth is seen as the true name, not certified or corroborated but on file.