Look, you made this account just to post here. So it must be important to you. You may be Kayeen and setting a trap, or someone I know in person messing with me. Still, I will try to answer you, for what it's worth to you.

Foremost, what about a promise from scripture? Are the promises found in scripture made with parental favoritism or is this type of spiritual intimacy transcendent?

I don't know what promises have been made to other beings from other worlds in their scriptures. I'd love to know, trust me, but I only have access to ours. However, I do know the Father, and He is a great and just Lord. He loves us all, His human children, His Kayeen children, His Naigaje and Ba'alaket children, His insectoid children. We all belong to Him.

I am a mother. I tell my children that I do not have favorites among them when they have asked. I love them each individually. But I do have favorite ages! Newborns are precious. Five month olds smiling and hugging, hanging on my hip like a Koala are delights. Five year olds who are full of questions amuse me. Transition years as they matriculate to each new school level are fascinating. Watching them become independent, productive, mature individuals following their dreams warms my heart. But two year olds stomping their feet and yelling no? Mouthy thirteen year olds who think they know everything? Sixteen year olds sneaking out or wrecking the car? Eh, not so much. So it is with God.

Everything we are transcends with us, what we have learned, the choices we make, who we've helped or hurt, how we've conducted ourselves. What doesn't transcend isn't important: money, possessions and titles. These are things that are temporary and artificial. They mean nothing to your soul. In fact, they can hinder you if you put these acquisitions and notoriety ahead of all else. It's just arrogance.

These following questions are based on the sub preposition that there is a correlation between quantum entanglement and spiritual entanglement. Have you researched quantum entanglement? I think it was established that quantum entanglement is an acceptable premise in your forum. I believe you explained this was a necessary bridge to establish physical control at a distance, if this is true, how about the spiritual?

I am not a scientist. I have a cursory understanding of entanglement. I get it. RD has talked at length about overwriting and communication in real time. Controlling others at a distance or close up, taking away their free will is an abomination. All that physics gives me a headache.

But spiritual control? I don't feel controlled by God. He offers a gift of fellowship, He is part of all of us. But we are not puppets on a string. God doesn't make me love Him. I choose that. I have free will.

1) Is it possible for a verse to return pretext, context or subtext in which the quality of the promise has depreciated returns (Is action required under the constraints of time in which to inherent the promise)?

God is outside of time. Likewise, Jesus as the face of God again is outside of time. He agreed to step into a linear life and accept the constraints of time for a while. But He has transcended it.

His promises are potent, real, and dependable. They don't depreciate. Is action required to inherit the promise? What a strange question. Promises from God are gifts. You don't demand gifts at your birthday party simply by taking an action to invite people to attend. They will come or they won't. They will chose to give you a present or not. You didn't earn it. It's a gift! No strings attached! So are God's promises to us.

2) Is the strength of scripture an example of eternal resistance from evil written by the creator of life (spiritual entanglement) or is it immured in the encapsulation of cyclical-diminished returns spanning one’s lifetime?

The strength of scripture is its historical perspective intended for descendants in the future. It is meant to inspire, warn, teach and comfort. There is evil, and also resistance from evil depicted. Some fail. Others grow. Scriptures are like messages in a bottle. We don't really know who wrote all of them. But the scrolls were meaningful enough to be preserved and passed down through the ages. They've been reproduced countless times in myriad ways by great numbers of people. Through faith, I don't believe that was accidental, it was God driven. He wants us to know Him and learn the lessons of others before us.

a. Additional Questions: Is the culmination-exposure to good, through scripture, the transforming power of reconciliation that manifest into one’s redemption which nullifies the consequences of death and therefore life’s justification?

Have you read the bible? It's not all good! There are some horrific things in there. The transforming redemption is not through scripture, it's through Christ. The consequence of sin is death. We all will die one day, even the Kayeen. Sure, they are trying to avoid it at all costs because they fear the judgement they will receive for the actions they've taken. They are like children who don't want to go to bed and run around the house trying to avoid the inevitable because they're having so much fun playing.

Nullify life's justification? You sound like a lawyer, talking in double speak. Life is a gift from God. You can't nullify it. You can murder someone, steal their opportunities in life, but not nullify it. God created this universe for life to exist and give His children an opportunity to learn and grow. Just because some of those kids piss in the pool doesn't nullify my right to swim. I just have to clean it up first.

b. Is the benefit of scripture received only by the physical living (quality of life) or can it somehow benefit the spiritual living (quality of life) after death?

Scripture is for the living. It may comfort the dead. I don't know, I'm not dead yet. But once I die and transition to heaven, who needs scripture if I can just talk to God directly? So, my answer is I don't think so but maybe.

3) If we rise to the top of our spiritual awareness and discover that scripture is in fact a road map to spiritual entanglement does evil entangle with evil have its own unique navigation to the bottom of the abyss?

You're looking for easy answers, for a short cut to spiritual entanglement. I don't know that we ever rise to the top of spiritual awareness. We are imperfect beings seeking to perfect ourselves. We can try. But only Jesus died without sinning.

Evil is as much a part of our lives in this world as goodness and mercy. We can't avoid it. Not here, not now. Evil exists to allow us free will in choosing to embrace or resist it. You can't choose God if there are no alternatives. Thus, it was permitted to exist on this plane. It will not exist in heaven, thankfully. We will see clearly then all that has transpired and understand the why of it.

Death is not an ending. It is a transition. Birth and death are the painful transitions between the perfection of the heavenly realm of God and the mortal world of life. What we do here has implications there.