You Know intoned:
: Yes, he was drunk, but not with liquid booze. Isaiah describes the sort of inebriation that Jehovah's servants are particularly susceptible to were he says: "They have become intoxicated, but not with wine; they have moved unsteadily, but not because of intoxicationg liquor."
Ah, yes. Drunk with one's own sense of self-importance, just like you, Bobby. Drunk on the idea that you're going to heaven. Drunk on the notion that you alone, out of all mankind, get a special portion of "holy spirit" that allows you to know "the deep things of God". You speak out of both sides of your mouth at the same time, claiming out of one side to be inspired and imploring out of the other side to escuse you for your "sincere mistakes". What a laughing stock you are! What a laughing stock your fellow self-appointed oh-so-faithful "slaves" are! You never get anything right and you never will, partly because you don't actually get any information from God, and partly because the very same mental defect that allows you to think far too much of yourselves prevents you from seeing your own foolishness. You're all going to die one day, Bobby, and when you do, you'll all know on that day how foolish you've been.
The Finished Mystery is one of the most ludicrous books ever written in the name of God. To ascribe any part of it to a God capable of creating our physical universe is the height of hubris.
AlanF