Everyone looks and sees the world around him, depending on his level of knowledge about it. Therefore, the saying "you look in a book - you see a fig" very often turns out to be true.
If in your life there was not even a theoretical experience with its contents, then it will be impossible to understand it. In the case when it comes to something more or less scientific, the fig will come out in all its glory so that you will no longer recognize familiar words. They become useless and fragmentary against the background of the incomprehensible meaning of the sentences.
In another case, the book will simply not like it if it is fiction about feelings, and you, for example, are a psychopath.
The opposite is also true, when you read (watch, listen, etc.) a work that everyone admires and do not see anything magical, you start looking for hidden meanings in order to justify it in your own eyes. So everyone does. The book becomes popular, the author is seated on the throne.
I am more than sure that in 80 percent of cases, everything that critics and admirers find in works amazes the authors to the core. At the first moment. Having got used to such power and depth of their own talent, they begin to remember that “yes, yes, it seems that is what I meant”.
It's the same with religious literature. You just need to discard all the assumed aura of mystery and interpretation of deep meanings.
When the fog disperses and normal human words come through, it becomes clear that you are praying for a regular sowing calendar. besides, it was also copied from the memo of the Soviet collective farm. Ilyich. In the sense of the previous owner of the arable land.
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Then they were all picked up together so as not to get confused and brought out one.
Monotheism is conceptually better suited for different peoples - you don't need to keep track of the stories of each god and explain why he suddenly came to your territory, where there are already a lot of your own.
It is necessary to tell that you are all bastards (pagan Latin - pagan) and you do not believe in that. I came here all in white to teach you the mind, reason and correct worship. With a correct, tried and tested (see above) history.
Then came the tragic scenes. And then - a holiday and a new life!
Everything is as it should be with competent agronomists.
And there were no coffins in Israel. There, a tree is worth its weight in gold. If you remember, they put Christ in a hole in the rock and pushed in with a stone. Then the stone departed, and only the shroud remained inside, it is the shroud, that is, the outer shell of the grain.
Well, and then Easter !!! 40 days on the remaining (or not remaining) from the last harvest of meager grub are over.
Holy Week of planting the remaining seeds (Christ in the ground), washing on Thursday after earthwork and three days of nervousness - will it rise, will not rise (will it rise, will not rise again)?
Well, and if it has sprung up, then happiness, joy - there will be something to feed the family! What he calls "Truly has risen!"
Forty days later, Christ with grain ascends to heaven. Well, Christ is in heaven, and a spikelet of earth in full growth. On collective farms this is called "earing" - there is a fruit with new grains.
Then the fiftieth day - ripening and harvesting - the meeting of the apostles with the holy spirit. Now the whole trinity is as if assembled. Trinity - lat. triticum - wheat.
In our zone of risky farming with timing at shoots, not very much. This is where Christ was originally planted, in the Mediterranean, everything grew so quickly. Which by the way once again shows some artificiality of planting Christianity in Russia. But, hasn't it sprouted? And it began to clump.
I would also remember that some consider all of ancient Egypt to be a remake, which means that all the gods of that time were invented. And for what? In order to create continuity of Christianity, bypassing antiquity and their gods. Therefore, Moses came from Egypt and the Jews, for some reason, they were there in a heap. And of course Amen-Amon, etc. But, this is another time.