Chapter 3

The Second Try Worldwide/Cosmic-Level Course for the Cosmic 4PF: Noah/His Wife, and Their Family’s Course

Chapter 3 follows Noah/his wife and their family’s course, which could not rectify the failures of Adam/Eve’s family and ultimately became the Second Try worldwide/cosmic-level course, which was also not accomplished. Initially, as the central figures in humanity’s internal lineage and in the Abel-position relative to the worldwide people’s Cain-position, they were once again positioned to impact the direction of all humanity and the rest of creation. However, given that there is always the 5 percent human free will, when Noah/his wife and their family committed additional mistakes, by being the central figures representing humanity’s internal lineage on the collective-level for the worldwide/cosmic-level course, their failures caused the new indemnity conditions of racial and further language divisions afflicting the whole humanity on the collective-level on top of all the inherited sinful conditions from the time of Adam/Eve’s family.

The above point raises a vital restoration criterion that the more the restoration history is prolonged due to central figures’ failures, especially at the worldwide/cosmic-level restoration, the succeeding central figures/people would increasingly be in the position of sinners among all sinners to date, carrying the fundamental sins besetting humanity since the time of Adam/Eve family’s First Try worldwide/cosmic-level course. As such, Noah and his wife, along with their family, represented humanity’s internal lineage for the Second Try worldwide/cosmic-level course, embodying the position of sinners among all sinners to date since the time of Adam/Eve’s family’s First Try course. Thereafter, Jesus/his intended bride, who later became the central figures for the Third Try worldwide/cosmic-level course, and the people who had to support them on the collective-level were in the position of the next sinners among all sinners to date in restoration history.

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