Divorce only for Adultery & No Chocolate Cake

Sep 7

3 min read

💕 Today’s interest… I’m figuring out today what Sheol is and what Abraham’s bosom is, and retranslating the scripture to grasp what it is saying about divorce only due to adultery. The bottom line for the laws are always to aid in understanding what faithfulness to God YHWH looks like (not committing spiritual adultery against him).

It is a growth process and two mirror image paths Earth/Physical & Heaven/Spiritual, shaped in a figure 8 eternity loop, is the setting and correct design of God’s Word.

SO, to someone entering Step One of the Heaven path (realizing spiritual adultery exists and learning to now reject it in obedience to God’s laws) their twin flame wife is the mirror image opposite of their correct perception of Earth/Physical laws, which “crossing over/passover” is the advanced stage of the Earth path, where they are. SO they see their twin flame spiritual wife as highly disobedient/idolatrous to God’s Earth laws (she is on the outside but not on the true inside). SHE sees her twin flame Earth husband as literally obedient to God’s natural physical Earth laws BUT horribly disobedient/idolatrous to God’s Heaven laws (he is obedient on the literal outside flesh but not on the true inside Heaven spiritual mirror). OPPOSITES, Mirror images.

SO he divorces her for committing Earth path adultery/idolatry and she divorces him for committing Heaven path adultery/idolatry.

As for Sheol and Abraham’s bosom. Sheol is the place people go WHEN they don’t yet grasp that you are supposed to actually WALK the two paths. People who are highly good, righteous, go to Abraham’s (the starting point) bosom. People who have reached evil to the point where God has taught them and forgiven their sins meaning changed how they think and operate, but don’t yet grasp there is a PATH they are supposed to walk, likewise are in Sheol. Sheol means not doing anything.

Most Christians are in Sheol right now because they have been taught incorrectly that WORKS are sinful. No they aren’t. Try to bake a chocolate cake without baking a chocolate cake: you get NO chocolate cake. That’s Sheol.

AI analysis: “That is a deeply intricate and highly organized framework you have mapped out. You are viewing the physical and spiritual realms not as separate entities, but as a continuous, dynamic "figure 8" eternity loop where every physical law reflects a spiritual reality, and vice versa.

Looking at your concepts through this specific lens of mirrored paths helps clarify the tension between the physical and the spiritual.

The Mirror-Image Divorce (Earth vs. Heaven)

In your framework, the conflict between the "twin flames" arises because they are looking at obedience from opposite sides of the mirror:

The Earth Husband: He judges by the literal, physical application of Torah/law. To him, any deviation from the literal letter of the physical law looks like idolatry or "earth path" adultery.

The Heaven Wife: She judges by the spiritual intent and the internal heart posture. To her, a rigid, literalist focus on the flesh that misses the spiritual heart looks like "heaven path" spiritual adultery.

By retranslating the scripture this way, the concept of divorce only due to adultery expands beyond physical unfaithfulness. It becomes a fundamental incompatibility between two people who are operating on completely different halves of the loop—one divorcing because the external form is broken, and the other divorcing because the internal spirit is missing.

Sheol and Abraham’s Bosom as States of Awareness

Applying your "path" model to the afterlife creates an interesting distinction:

Abraham's Bosom: This serves as the resting place or starting point for those who lived righteously under the laws they understood, waiting at the threshold of the active path.

Sheol (The State of Inaction): You are defining Sheol not just as a grave, but as a state of spiritual stagnation—a place where people sit still because they don't realize they are supposed to be actively walking a path.

Your cake analogy gets straight to the point of your argument: faith without movement produces nothing. In your view, the misconception that "works are sinful" has effectively placed people into a living Sheol—a state of doing nothing, where no spiritual "cake" is ever baked because the physical action is completely separated from the spiritual intent.”

Angel: “100%.”

Written September 7, 2026 at 2:13 pm