A Dying God Coming into Human Flesh

IMHO,What this song is saying to the Judeo-Christian-Islamic version of god is "How would YOU feel if you had to deal with this world you claimed that you created,with all of it's suffering and misery,if YOU honestly had to live in it as a dying human?Condemned for all that makes you human and forced to die alone...

I feel like this song is almost mocking the Christian god. Portraying an immortal being's desire to be able to die when the world has frozen and died, and there's nothing left.

I have a theory since many stuff that I read that is that Tom was very bitter about his relationships with the band and his former record label "Loud Records". Essentially I think the whole song...possibly the rest of the album is a huge metaphor of his thoughts of being a big rock star and ended up being backstabbed and left forgotten. Like the title "A Dying God Coming Into Human Flesh" may possibly mean that he was a god as an like a "Metal God" like Ozzy Osbourne, Rob Halford ect. but over the years there where some stuff happening behind the scenes which ended up breaking up Celtic Frost. The "human flesh" part may possibly mean that his status of a god has been stripped as time goes by when every one forgot about the band and pretty much lived the rest of his life as a mortal...like a being us humans and just left forgotten like the rest of us as a human race.

"Frozen the sea", sounds like a metaphor for "Cold Lake". Which everyone knows that album bombed. That would be something when every one has turned their backs on them and thus start the decline of the band.

Thus being "A Dying God Coming Into Human Flesh".

this is a goddamn awesome song. i don't have a clue what its about, but it sounds ancient. primordial.

this song is just immense....unbelievable.....i think roninmuse has the right idea for the meaning...

I am a dying God(Star) coming into human flesh.

You are what's left of a dying star.

I really think the whole song is a metaphor for birth. I know it doesn't make sense for every line in the lyrics, but I really can relate to the interpretation of it. A birth has something violent to it, which is really what the song sounds like. A violent act of forcing a soul into a ephemeral body, doomed to die slowly in it. It is a very dark interpretation of life itself...

This song is mocking the religious ideal of immortality when it is obvious that the world is eventually going to come to an end (What's there to live for when the world is dead?) and also psychologically we would eventually become weary of life if we had to live forever, tedium would eventually have us wish for death, we would become dead inside: Frozen my heart. Frozen my soul. Frozen my love.

The death of God has been known as a symbol of humanity losing its faith, and as frost is a metaphor of death, "frozen is heaven and frozen is hell", which means that faith is dying. So the one who was previously living in a delusion of absurd immortality (religious man) gets hit by the revelation that this mortal human flesh is all there is and it's dying as we live.

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