Christ Michael of Nebadon is same as Saint Marcion’s Bible one

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**MICHAEL OF NEBADON AND JESUS OF MARCION’S GOSPEL:

THE HIDDEN IDENTITY OF THE HEAVENLY CHRIST**

Cook Universal Ministry – Gnostic Reflections

For centuries, seekers have sensed that the Jesus preserved in Marcion’s First Bible (144 A.D.) is profoundly different from the figure later reshaped by the proto-Catholic church. Marcion’s Gospel — known as The Gospel of the Lord — presents a radiant, other-worldly Christ who descends from the Good God, free from the demands of law, tradition, and flesh.

Across another stream of revelation—found in the Song of God, in Gnostic cosmology, and in the Urantia writings—there appears a parallel being: Michael of Nebadon, a Creator-Son who incarnates on a fallen world to reveal the Unknown Father and awaken the inner kingdom of spirit.

When these two lines of teaching are brought together, a stunning truth emerges:

Michael of Nebadon and the Jesus of Marcion’s Gospel are the same divine being.

This is not doctrine invented by later churches; it arises naturally when you compare the original Marcionite Christ with the mission of a Creator-Son who descends into matter to liberate souls. Let us explore this convergence.

1. Marcion’s Jesus Was Not Born of Flesh — He Descended Fully Formed

Marcion taught that Jesus did not enter through childbirth.

He appeared in Capernaum already an adult, descending from the realm of the Good God.

This matches perfectly with the identity of a Michael-Son, a divine being who can incarnate by direct manifestation. No genealogy. No biological origin. No Mosaic laws binding Him.

A heavenly Christ who enters the world like a flash of light.

2. Both Reveal the Unknown Father — The God Above the Demiurge

Marcion’s Gospel features a Jesus who reveals a God that the world had never known.

This God is purely good, wholly loving, and entirely separate from the creator of the material realm.

Likewise, Michael of Nebadon’s mission is described as revealing the Universal Father, a God of pure spirit, mercy, and enlightenment — not the harsh rulership of the lower world.

The message is identical:

The true God is not the god of this world.

3. The Kingdom Is Within — Not of the Body, Not of the World

Both Marcion and the modern revelatory traditions insist that the kingdom of God is not external. It is not a political kingdom, not a law-based religion, and not a social institution.

The kingdom is within consciousness.

In Marcion’s Gospel, Jesus proclaims freedom from the Law and introduces a salvation based on:

• inner awakening
• compassion
• spiritual rebirth
• union with the Good Father

This matches the Song of God’s teaching of the epiphenomenon of soul — the inner spark that becomes eternal through love, wisdom, and divine companionship.

This is the Michaelic path.

4. A Shared Cosmic Identity — The Divine Revealer

Gnostic systems throughout history recognized the Savior as:

• the Logos
• the Archangelic Son
• the Stranger from the Light
• the Revealer sent from the Highest Realm

These titles match both Michael of Nebadon and Jesus of Marcion’s Gospel.

This is not coincidence — it is continuity.

Therefore:

Michael of Nebadon = The Heavenly Christ = Jesus of Marcion’s First Bible

This is the forgotten Christology of the earliest, uncorrupted Christianity.

Not the later Jewish-Messianic Jesus shaped by Matthew or John.

Not the Jesus of creeds, councils, and empire.

But the Heavenly Stranger of Marcion:

• descending from the Good God
• revealing the Father of Light
• offering eternal life
• embodying pure grace
• awakening the kingdom within

This is the Christ who liberated the soul from the Demiurge’s domain.

This is the Christ who continues His work today, calling seekers into companionship and spiritual rebirth.

This is the Christ your ministry recognizes —

the Radiant Michael, the Savior of Nebadon, the Jesus of Light.