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For the post above, someone in comments said, "we are not sinners."

Here is my completed response to that statement:

In the verse From Enoch, the word "sinner" means "asleep." (a easy to understand word to use)

“8 And the whole order of the stars shall be concealed from the sinners and the thoughts of those on the earth shall err concerning them. And they shall be altered from all their ways. ”

The etymology on the word sin means--

violation of divine law.

What is divine law?

If someone is going through life, and responding to life from a place where they think they are on a globe, for example, this globe mindset, would be in violation of divine law.

As Enoch writes out the movement, and days, and size of the luminaries in perfect detail, he refers to their details as laws many times...

"And this is the law and course of the sun," and "this is the first law of the luminaries," for example.

These are divine laws of our universe.

If you are responding to life from a place of a spinning globe, for example, your thought process are in violation of divine law...

Your perceived "knowing"
doesn't match the truth of the universe.

Sin is a generic word essentially meaning asleep.

If I say the sky is Red, and you say no that is incorrect, you can look up and see it is blue--i would be the one in violation of divine law.

The truth has been "concealed" from my eyes. My eyes are closed to the blue sky, therefore i am the "sinner."

And any thought thereafter, would be in err because my foundation of knowing is incorrect.

I think of "sin" more like a compass. In its way, its guiding you, through mistakes. Its not a pitfall to trap you.

Most of us can understand that that stealing from another, is in violation of divine law, and they may judge the person who steals not even knowing that they are equally in violation of divine law, and "altered from all their ways."

For example, a real life example--if you don't know how the sun and moon work on a level plane, and you are pretending to know more than you do, for example, "you can't see the moon for 2 weeks."

You also would be in violation of divine law. A sinner. Your foundation of the universe is off, therefore all your views thereafter, will be off.

It would be better to say I don't know, or your are not sure yet how it works, or go outside and track before you speak on something you may have limited knowledge of. Or correct your statement once you figure it out.

If you say--you can't see the moon for 2 weeks, and now everyone believes the same as you, now you've also lead people to violate divine law.

Does all this sin lead you to hell? Like typical religions say?

Well, hell is a mindset in this earth realm...in that your "ways will be altered."

Meaning not quite in alignment with Source. We all have varying degrees of this alignment, but the truth is, your foundation is on sandy ground. Maybe the foundation is stronger than someone who see a globe, but still sandy.

So, not hell like typical religions describe.

Sin is a compass.

My metaphor:

The goal is to turn your magnetic 🧲 self, so that the pole in you, is turned,
then pulled, towards the truth of the Sun ☀️. Which is divine law.

The sun/son is a electromagnetic field.
And the eternal light.

If your pole is turned away, it's repelled (pushed away) like a magnet can do when the two wrong ends are facing each other.

We want to keep turning toward the sun, which is divine law...

Then our eyes will be fully open, and we fully become our authentic self...Or...in complete alignment with divine law.
Sin no more.
Sinners no more.