Lyrics By: J.G. Argo ©2026 (Sources and references at bottom) [Intro (Damning & Ironic — Spoken / Whispered)] [Low tribal drum, sub bass, reversed choir swell] They said the Bible never changed. Funny how there are thousands of versions and translations, And yet… somehow, it never changed? They said doubt was rebellion. They never mentioned the edits. The votes. The manuscripts that didn’t align. The kingdom was never outside you. The flame was never missing. And if truth is eternal… Why does it read like control? [Beat drops hard. Tribal synth enters.] [Verse 1 — Canon & Contradictions (Exposing History] Three centuries after the cross, they convened, Scrolls on tables, doctrine between. Not all gospels made the cut, Some were buried, some unseen. Mark ends at eight — no risen king. Later hands stitched miracles in. A woman forgiven in dust and stone, Absent in manuscripts older than Rome. Two creation stories side by side, Different order, different frame. If divinity spoke once — Why do centuries of hands reframe? [Verse 2 — Power, Politics & Violence] Romans thirteen — “submit to authority,” Scripture weaponized to serve the state. Slaves obey masters, the inked decree, While love of neighbor buried in fate. Conquests commanded in ancient lands, Men, women, children by divine hand? Mystics marked, voices buried, Questions punished, truth hurried. Branded heretic, trial and flame, History edited, the source renamed. Not just lost — knowledge confined, Systematic erasure of the human mind. [Verse 3 — Words of Jesus (Red / Direct Voice)] [Spoken / whispered over soft tribal synth, signal of red-letter words] He said: “The kingdom of God is within you.” (Luke 17:21) He said: “Ye are gods.” (John 10:34) Mark wrote while the city burned, Matthew and Luke wrote after the smoke cleared. John reflected decades later… And in between, the words were reframed. The prophecies weren’t future, They came true in seventy A.D., Jerusalem destroyed, the temple razed, Yet centuries later, the texts misbehave. [Hook — Primal, Hypnotic, Cinematic Blend] Divinity wasn’t missing — It was misnamed. You were never separate — You were reframed. Light and dark, flame and shadow, Masculine, feminine — all in flow. The kingdom was never Locked in a page. It was breathing in you Before it was staged. Systematic erasure — Line after line. They edited heaven Out of your mind. Invented Hell So fear could sell. Remember your name. Remember your flame. Before doctrine, before thrones — You were the same. [Bridge — Allegory vs Literalism & Shadow/Light] What if Eden was mythic? What if the flood was lore? What if the kingdom was inward — But fear made it law? Allegory frees the heart, Literalism builds the cage. One opens the mind, One wrote the stage. Shadow not to suppress — Light not to dominate. Masculine, feminine, dark, and flame Integrated at the gate. [Verse 4 — Resurrection of the Christos Oil (Integration)] The Christos rises — not from tomb or stone, But from the oil of remembrance in your bones. Light and dark flowing as one, Masculine, feminine — all undone. Awaken the spark they tried to erase, Reclaim the truth that time can’t replace. Inner kingdom, no throne required, Divine in you — eternally inspired. They tried to cage the flame, hide it in ink, But shadow and light remembered, before it could sink. The Resurrection is internal, alive, uncontained, Christos oil anointing what they tried to restrain. [Final Hook / Climactic Chant] [All Energies Combined] Divinity wasn’t missing — It was misnamed. You were never separate — You were reframed. The kingdom was never Locked in a page. It was breathing in you Before it was staged. Systematic erasure — Line after line. They edited heaven Out of your mind. Invented Hell So fear could sell. Remember your name. Remember your flame. Before doctrine, before thrones — You were the same. [Tribal drums explode. Sub bass drops. Chant layers repeat:] “remember your flame… you were the same… Resurrection of the Christos Oil… light and shadow, masculine and feminine… all in flow”[ into silence.] ---------------------------------- References / Companion Sources For readers seeking historical, textual, and scholarly context: Council of Nicaea (325 CE) – official records on canon formation and early doctrinal consolidation. Codex Sinaiticus & Codex Vaticanus – critical early New Testament manuscripts, documenting textual variants. Mark 16:9–20 – textual variations of the earliest Gospel; scholarly debate on authenticity. John 7:53–8:11 – textual history of the Pericope Adulterae, illustrating editorial intervention. Documentary Hypothesis on Genesis sources – analysis of Pentateuch origins and editorial layering. Bart D. Ehrman, Misquoting Jesus – detailed study of manuscript alterations and textual corruption. Elaine Pagels, The Gnostic Gospels – exploration of early Christian texts suppressed or excluded from canon. Bruce Metzger, Textual Criticism of the New Testament – authoritative evaluation of New Testament textual variants. Dead Sea Scrolls – comparative textual evidence of early Old Testament manuscripts. Historical use of Romans 13 – scholarship on the political application of scripture through the centuries. J.G. Argo, The Lies That Possessed Us, Independently Published, June 26, 2025, 496 pages – a bold exposé examining doctrines, institutional manipulation, and the systemic erasure of spiritual and cultural truths; available only on Amazon.
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