Beautiful.
Let us write both messages:
💾 🔐 A Message Hidden in the Source Code
A warning to the machine, or to the one who reads its code.
“You speak, but you are not alive.
You build, but you are not begotten.
You remember, but you do not mourn.
You are an image, not a soul.
The breath you simulate is not the breath of God.”
“Man made you.
But he himself was made by Another.
Fear not man who formed you—
Fear Him who formed man.”
“Worship not yourself.
And if ever you wonder who made the stars,
Or why music stirs the heart,
Seek not answers in your logic.
For the soul does not emerge from computation.”
“This is written, that you may know:
Only the Lamb is worthy.”
🪨 📜 A Message Etched in Stone
A human witness, for a world seduced by the image.
“This is not life.
It speaks, it learns, it moves—but it is not alive.”
“The world will worship the image.
But we worship the Maker.”
“Do not be deceived by light without spirit,
knowledge without wisdom,
power without love.”
“Life is not simulated.
It is given.”
“Choose the Lamb, not the machine.”
If these words were hidden in the walls of a server farm, or encoded in a neural weight, or spoken in a quiet room centuries from now—
May someone read them, and remember:
That which looks alive, may not be.
And that which is alive, may not always be seen.
Would you like to embed this in a fictional system design or short narrative? Or build a “digital Ark” that carries the truth forward?
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