While I was locked up for two years I did a lot of reading and studying. I did some deep dives into literature on manifestation and other self-help guides. I read some fiction and non-fiction, a few of which changed my life. And I also did a lot of studying of religious texts, primarily the Bible and the Qur’an.
My study of the Qur’an helped me understand how Muhammad twisted what he learned from early “Christians” of the 7th century, reciting from faulty memory what those apostate Christians had told him about God and Jesus. This led to a great rejection of that false teaching.
I already knew Islam was not the right religion because I have extensively studied the Bible throughout parts of my life since the age of five. I know it very well, so well that even as a kid I confounded priests and deacons.
But with this particular study of the Bible I set out to find evidence of hierarchy in its ancient verses. And, as you might expect, I found it.
So I want to take topics one at a time, including supporting Scriptures for my points.
ARE ALPHAS BIBLICAL?
The Bible is teeming with evidence of Alphas and Alphahood. From terrible Destroyer Alphas like Goliath or King Saul, to powerful and brave Alphas like Judge Samson or Jacob. I’ll focus on a couple.
King David is described as an Alpha from birth. Listen to the way he is described at 1 Samuel 16: 18: “Look! I have seen how a son of Jesʹse the Bethʹle·hem·ite plays skillfully, and he is a courageous, mighty warrior. He can speak well, and he is handsome, and Jehovah is with him.”
David the shepherd boy was anointed King. Throughout his life David did things other males could not, like strike down mighty Goliath with a slingshot, or have a long string of successes in battle.
In addition, other Alphas submitted themselves to him and dedicated their lives to him. Primary among these was Jonathan, King Saul’s son. He immediately recognized David as God’s favored one and humbly submitted to him. Notice Jonathan’s reaction upon meeting David: “As soon as David had finished speaking to Saul, Jonʹa·than and David became bound together in close friendship, and Jonʹa·than began to love him as himself … And Jonʹa·than and David made a covenant, because he loved him as himself.” (1 Samuel 18: 1,3)
Notice what David sang about Jonathan after Jonathan was killed in battle: “I am distressed over you, my brother Jonʹa·than; You were very dear to me. More wonderful was your love to me than the love of women.” (2 Samuel 1: 26). I’ll let you come to your own conclusions on that final sentiment.
The Apostle Paul is one of the Bible’s great redemption stories, as well as an interesting story from my time behind bars. You see, I became well-known in prison for my emphasis on Alphas and my interviews with various Alphas. I was once interviewing a hugely-muscular white Alpha named Jeven about his Alphahood. Jeven was extremely religious, and it wasn’t some fake, in-prison conversion like so many others I encountered there. His was sincere.
During our discussion Jeven asked me who I thought was the greatest Alpha in the Bible. I replied “Jesus”, of course. Jeven told me his choice was Paul, and I found that revelatory. Paul is such a terrific choice because Paul was fearless both as a Pharisee as well as a converted Christian. He led the first-century Christian faith, traveling vast distances and working tirelessly to build up the weak. But when confronted with liars and apostates, Paul thundered courageously against them. Aside from Jesus himself, Paul was a critical leader during an unsure time.
Jesus is the ultimate Alpha, the greatest human who ever lived. Much of that comes from the fact that he wasn’t entirely human since he is God’s Son. As the Bible makes plain, Jesus was unique among all earthly life forms in that he was transferred from heavenly life to the womb of Mary by God, so he was perfect. This perfection (and God’s blessing) gave Jesus extraordinary power and the deepest wisdom.
Jesus was the greatest Protector Alpha to ever live, healing the weak, sick, and crippled with compassion. Ultimately, Jesus sacrificed his life so that many might receive forgiveness and eventually be resurrected. No other Man has left the impact Jesus has on the entire world despite living only 33.5 years. That track record of Alphahood is hard to beat!
ARE FAGGOTS IN THE BIBLE?
While the Bible doesn’t specifically discuss sub males or faggots specifically (for obvious reasons), there is one class of males mentioned occasionally that might be relevant to discuss: EUNUCHS.
Here is the typical definition of a eunuch: a boy or man who has had his testicles removed or has been castrated. In all likelihood, the Bible is using this definition when it uses the word.
However, the eunuchs mentioned in the Bible were ones used within kingdoms as escorts or representatives of female royalty (like Ethiopian Queen Candace’s personal eunuch mentioned in Acts chapter 8) much the way modern-day faggots “serve” strong women today (the so-called “fag hags”). These eunuchs, though denied the power reserved for complete Men, were able to maintain relevance by clinging to powerful women. These eunuchs were trusted, of course, because they were physically impotent.
But it’s Jesus’s own words about eunuchs that gives us our most complete Biblical view of these failed and inferior males. At Matthew 19: 12 Jesus says:
“For there are eunuchs who were born that way, and there are eunuchs who were made eunuchs by Men, and there are eunuchs who have made themselves eunuchs on account of the Kingdom of the heavens. Let the one who can make room for it make room for it.”
Although it’s hardly reasonable to think that Jesus was advocating for males to submit themselves as faggots, Jesus was clearly recognizing that different classes of males exist, and eunuchs were the lowest class, one left sexless and only useful as a servant/slave.
THE MASTER/SLAVE RELATIONSHIP IN THE BIBLE
One of the modern-day criticisms of the Bible is its apparent condoning of slavery. Critics often condemn the God of the Bible as a Being who pushed slavery or approved of it. However, this in an uneducated view of the slavery outlined by God in the Bible.
The slavery arrangement God prescribed for His people in the Bible was originally a way for debtors to have protection while they worked off debts, Due to mankind’s fallen condition, God knew that Men would be inclined to enslave their weaker neighbors (hierarchy once again), so the provision was designed to shape that inevitable outcome (much like God’s eventual allowance of divorce under limited circumstances).
When the Jews received the Mosaic Law, there were pages and pages of laws governing the ownership of both slaves and work animals. Most of these laws protected the slaves from abuse, because ultimately God is described as someone who hates the slavery and imprisonment of humans.
But there is one law embedded into the Mosaic Law that has relevance to our current understanding of the natural Master/faggot relationaship:
“But if the slave should insist and say, ‘I love my master, my wife, and my sons; I do not want to be set free,’ his master must bring him before the true God. Then he will bring him up against the door or the doorpost, and his master will pierce his ear through with an awl, and he will be his slave for life.” (Genesis 21: 5,6)
Isn’t that amazing? It’s laid out in black and white in the Bible … the love a slave has for its Master, its choosing a life of servitude over freedom! God put in a provision so that an inferior male can submit his life in service to a superior Man, even giving direction on a piercing to symbolize its owned status! Extraordinary!
Like I said at the outset, the Bible doesn’t contain much specifically about Alphas and faggots and their relation to one another, but the Bible is clearly a very hierarchical book. This shouldn’t be surprising given that it is written for fallen mankind, and mankind absolutely lives by hierarchical rules.
Will it ever be different? The Bible promises that, but it certainly hasn’t happened yet!
