posted by Daniel C. Branham-Steele at
12:00 PM
God spoke to me audibly, so I set out to find what he has said to other people. I found he is in constant transition becoming himself MANIFESTED, and there is nothing other than himself, which makes him us and we him in the process of becoming him. The processes involved in his becoming are complicated to us, but he knows exactly what he is doing and lets us know. Thus I have learned to read the Bible a bit differently than others, and am here trying to get us in sync with his program.
Discovering that God is real and the world is per the Bible (Spirit based, not matter based), I realized everything I thought I knew--my whole secular and religious worldviews--were wrong! Studying the Bible in light of the God I discovered, I have found that most things taught about it are wrong, too. God is right, and the Bible was originally, too, but it has been edited, corrupted, falsified, mistranslated, misread and misinterpreted to mitigate our understanding of its message of oneness. "God is One," includes YOU!!!
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how has this view of prayer changed your life ?
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Anonymous, at 2:21 PM
Dear Anonymous, If you do not mind, s/b: "How is this view of prayer changing your life." Because it is progressive. We are on a lot of different tracts to the main station, and our perspectives of life are in constant revision as we learn while we travel on down the line. Problems unknown become identified and resolved. I posted "Jethro Means God's Goodness" after reading Mencius' views of the qualities of ren (jen) and realized the connection, i.e., that ren is jethro. I had imagined jethro, "his excellence/his jutting over," to be material increase ("Gee, where'd this blessing come from?"). It is inner quality. God's nature already in us is to be cultivated into our outward expression so that "the people may be blessed." Cultivation takes the lifetime; it is constant, progressive resolution from darkness to light in our character. Which is what I was going to write about tonight, so thanks for the question.
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Daniel C. Branham-Steele, at 10:51 PM
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