Those who unlock the true sayings will not taste death? It is built upon the premise that we live in a Gnostic Matrix Simulation that will eventually pass away. Thomas 22 describes Jesus as Baphomet. While you could write off Thomas as a "Gnostic" gospel, which to some extent it is, it is older then all the other gospels and contains many sayings found in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, leading me to speculate that it might in fact be the Q Source Document.
Thomas 11 "This heaven and the one above it will pass away. When you ate what is dead you made it alive within you. The dead are not alive and the Living do not die. When you are in the light, what will you do? When you were one you became two."
Thomas 111 "Heavens and Earth will be rolled up in your presence, and whoever is living from the living one will not taste death."
The dead are not alive - as in NPCs in the Matrix who were never alive to begin with.
The Living do not die - When you eat what is dead, you make it alive within you.
Thomas 59 "Look to the Living One for as long as you live. Otherwise you might die, and then try to see the Living one and you will not be able to see."
This eludes to reincarnation. If you die and are reborn, you might not be as you were, and you might lose the chance to find the Living One and not be able to see. So, if you are given the chance, and are spiritually awake in this lifetime, seek the Living One while he may yet be found.
The idea here is that only God is the true reality, and there will come a point where whatever is not of God will simply cease from being altogether. It will be fake, and cast off as nothing, like an NPC in the Matrix. That Space and Time are an illusion, and Consciousness is the fundamental reality behind all things.
This is why Matthew 24 is so important, if you did it to the least, you have done it to me. If we are like Cells in the body of God, the most important thing is that we are not at war with one another. We are the healthy cells and the evil ones are Cancer.
