The C chord and the godhead

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             The C chord and the godhead
In music one of the basic chords that you learn first
is the C-chord. their are 3 notes that make up the 
C-chord which is the C the E and the G. when played
together the notes blend together to make one sound
in perfect harmony.
The first note is the foundation if the chord which 
C note.thats the lowest tone of the chord,which is 
likened unto Yahshua walking around on the earthplane
and can also be likened unto the first compartment
in the tabernacle.CRA.
 Now the second note that is in the C-chord is the E
note.the E note has a higher vibration than the C note
does,likened unto Elohim
and the last note is the G note which has a higher 

vibration than the C and the E notes,likened unto Yahweh Each note has its own vibration,and sounds different but when played at the same time forms a unified sound. we can liken this also unto a choir,the foundation would be the bass voices then you would have the altos,then the sapranos. when they blend their voices together it makes up a unified sound. The god head is the same way. the lowest form,or vibration would be Yahshua. then the intermediate form would be Elohim which would be a higher vibration. then you have Yahweh which would be the highest and the brightest. Wen all together they make up the entire godhead. remember even when played together at the same time they are still individual notes,played at the same time.as likened unto a choir singing,the bass the alto and the s sapranos are individual parts but blended together. That describes what a unity is.