Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research
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The Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research (IDMR) is a religious group founded in 1932 by Henry Clifford Kinley, author of Elohim the Archetype (Original) Pattern of the Universe. The Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research (IDMR) is a religion based institution of the highest caliber of learning[citation needed], structured similarly to that of a common elementary school, presenting lectures to every level of persons, and was founded in 1932 by Henry Clifford Kinley. Dr. Kinley taught a school rather than a church, using charts to teach the stories and messages of the Bible and had a vision of such in 1930. Members of the school use Yahweh,Elohim, and Yahshua as the original, and correct[citation needed] Hebrew names names of the creator, known by the world as the erroneous[neutrality is disputed] title God and Jesus, believing these are the sacred names. (IDMR) has over 9,000 members worldwide[citation needed].
IDMR) has been the subject of much malice, mainly because "the truth is being taught without respecter of persons"[citation needed]. The founder challenged any one to prove him wrong, and he would shut the doors of the school, and follow whom ever presented him with "The Truth"[clarification needed].. This has been since 1932, and no one has been documented to surpass the requirement of this challenge. The Institute is made up of many members who failed that challenge[citation needed]. Elohim the Archetype (Original) Pattern of the Universe has astounded medical professionals[citation needed], religious leaders[citation needed], and all who has ever been the recipient of a set of the four volumes of the book[citation needed][clarification needed]. It explains in acute detail[citation needed] all that has been discussed in the world about the creator, the human body, DNA, the structure of atoms and cells,and the holy scriptures from beginning to end, as well as every religion and field of study known to mankind. Dr. Kinley is sometimes identified as "the creator himself" because of "his revelation[citation needed] of the mysteries of the bible, could not have come from a man[citation needed]. Yahweh Elohim must reveal these things himself[citation needed], and Dr. Kinley has done so beyond our satisfaction[neutrality is disputed]. It was the spirit of Elohim in THAT flesh of man[citation needed], that is humble, yet WORTHY of praise"[citation needed].
The wisdom in this teaching is not popular, but accurate nonetheless[citation needed]. The founder healed many numbers people[citation needed], more than any recorded in contemporary history, and medical scientists documented these occurrences[citation needed]. He also predicted many occurrences[citation needed], which were documented in newspaper articles[citation needed]. He predicted the nomination, election, and assassination of John F. Kennedy before it happened, and documented it, and printed it[citation needed]. The founder and members were and still are very active in presenting this teaching to anyone who would consider listening, all over the world. Elohim the Archetype (Original) Pattern of the Universe has been used by various institutions for profit, as the IDMR is not for profit, and has no paid members, holds free public lectures, and is funded by donations. IDMR broadcasts in several cities and is popular amongst viewers, receiving high ratings[citation needed], and is used for inspiration in many church sermons that use the name Jesus, but won't reveal their source of knowledge. Every field of study has been thoroughly reviewed, and covered by Dr. Henry C. Kinley, and has been put in print by official IDMR branch schools. This teaching has been presented to the Vatican, causing a schism amongst the liturgy, and a change in many beliefs of the "Universal Church" as a whole. [citation needed][clarification needed]
"1996"
Elohim the Archetype (Original) Pattern of the Universe should be viewed as a historical document[clarification needed], and has been extremely valuable[citation needed] to medical science, politicians, the media, screenwriters, and many others who would not readily refer this literature to the average layman, but would rather let others think that they grasped the knowledge themselves, with no regard to the infallible[citation needed] history of Dr. Henry C. Kinley's historical peace missions around the world, and blatant disregard for the scriptures that proves the teaching is true[citation needed]. This is very common. Institutors were prepared for the end of the age, rather than the end of the world, in 1996[clarification needed]. There are also members who are even attempting this day to branch away from the teaching, and remain in the institute. This can be expected with any organization[citation needed], especially religious, hence the Protestant movement, Lutherans, etc. It is obvious[neutrality is disputed] when one happens across one of these members, because the school has texts of reference for every subject[citation needed], most free of charge, others with a fee to print. Many of these lost institutors did a MINOR investigation[citation needed], became satisfied with MINOR details[citation needed], ran off with their MINOR knowledge[neutrality is disputed], and blamed Dr. Kinley and the Institute, hence, the blunder of the 1996 scare[citation needed]. Some members would attempt to "go ahead of the cloud", or beat Dr. Kinley to a revelation, for personal praise, such is 1996 occurrence. Many misinterpreted this as Doomsday, and ran with it, as there is no solid heirarchy[citation needed], only members, and the teaching or vision of Dr. Kinley ,the teaching and vision, and texts not having been changed since 1931. One MUST [neutrality is disputed] witness or read this him/herself before a final decision is rendered on any secular/non secular subject[neutrality is disputed][clarification needed][citation needed].
The King James Version of the bible is used, and clearly[neutrality is disputed] states that "no man will know the day or the hour", and the watchword for the Institute trumpeting the End is "Peace and Safety", as the King James version of the bible clearly[neutrality is disputed] explains that when "they" say peace and safety, sudden destruction will come upon "them". Dr. Kinley admonished the Institute to watch the Middle East[clarification needed] being in regard to peace and safety, which has been the main discussion of world leaders today[citation needed]. Every religion has been made aware of the teaching being presented at the IDMR[citation needed], and school's texts have been presented to most public officials, celebrities[citation needed], and anyone who is regarded as anyone[neutrality is disputed], being fully aware that if they publicly agree with the teaching that puts every other to shame[neutrality is disputed], they would lose money, members, and accolades[clarification needed]. Graduation is considered "knowing personally within yourself that you have received the spirit, in YOU, of the one who is known as "Yahweh who is Salvation", or "YAHShua the Messiah", or EmmanuEl (meaning "Elohim with us" spoken of by Isaiah the prophet), who was the spirit of Elohim crucified in the likeness of sinful flesh, and knowing that when Elohim has done this, we as partakers have been made free from the laws of sin and death".
See also
References
- The Tennessean, July 14, 2001: "Metaphysics group teaches knowledge vs. dogma"
- The Topeka Capital-Journal, June 22, 2001, "Searching for understanding"
- Online Article: The Augusta Chronicle, July 22, 2000, "Metaphysical means"
- Los Angeles Times, March 12, 1994: "Conference Calmly Prepares for the End of World-by 1996 Doomsday: Members of Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research expect the earth to `rest.' But they feel relief rather than fear."
- New York Times, February 15, 2004, article on basketball player Otis Birdsong mentions his affiliation with the group: "For Birdsong, High School Was the Peak"
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