The World Hinges On Exodus 3: 14
Superseded by http://imagicworldview.blogspot.com/2016/06/discovery-of-key-to-jethro-exodus-314-i.html
"The One Who Comes, The Imagination, Its Coming" (Exodus 3: 14; my interpretation of Alexander's notes). Imagination is coming, the Imagination of the Ineffable is coming into manifestation! This is the nature of "God," his action within us.
What this means is that imagination is becoming manifest. This means there is a running period from imagination to manifestation. Each is a flow: imagination is in a constant flow, and its manifestation is in a constant flow, though not necessarily concurrent with each other (the gestation of different imaginings unto manifestation occurs at different rates).
Manifestation mirrors its source imagination, but later. Each is "now," but manifestation is subsequent to the imagination it manifests. The present manifestation is of previous imagination, and the present imagination will be manifested in the future.
Imagination is sown, manifestation is harvested. Imagination is the reality, manifestation is its emanation. Manifestation is a reflection, an appearance of the source reality.
Whose imagination? The Ineffable's, but It has become us, so ours. THAT IS WHAT WE ARE HERE TO LEARN AND TO FULFILL. Our imagining in faith is the subjective appropriation of objective hope (Neville Goddard). We hope for objective manifestation by imagining in faith. Imagining is manifestation creation, for manifestation is the reflection of our mental reality. Fix your reality mentally in faith, and harvest its manifestation, for we reap what we sow: "For with my staff I passed over this Jordan, and now I am become two bands" (Genesis 32: 10; KJV). Until the end of the universe there shall be seed-time and harvest.
So, sow mental faith-reality, and live by your manifested harvest, for the just shall live by faith: "for the vision is yet for a season; and at the end it breathes and lies not: though it tarries, await; because it is coming, it comes; it delays not" (Habakkuk 2: 3; exegete Herb Jahn, Exegeses Parallel Bible).
The world is ours to create!
"The One Who Comes, The Imagination, Its Coming" (Exodus 3: 14; my interpretation of Alexander's notes). Imagination is coming, the Imagination of the Ineffable is coming into manifestation! This is the nature of "God," his action within us.
What this means is that imagination is becoming manifest. This means there is a running period from imagination to manifestation. Each is a flow: imagination is in a constant flow, and its manifestation is in a constant flow, though not necessarily concurrent with each other (the gestation of different imaginings unto manifestation occurs at different rates).
Manifestation mirrors its source imagination, but later. Each is "now," but manifestation is subsequent to the imagination it manifests. The present manifestation is of previous imagination, and the present imagination will be manifested in the future.
Imagination is sown, manifestation is harvested. Imagination is the reality, manifestation is its emanation. Manifestation is a reflection, an appearance of the source reality.
Whose imagination? The Ineffable's, but It has become us, so ours. THAT IS WHAT WE ARE HERE TO LEARN AND TO FULFILL. Our imagining in faith is the subjective appropriation of objective hope (Neville Goddard). We hope for objective manifestation by imagining in faith. Imagining is manifestation creation, for manifestation is the reflection of our mental reality. Fix your reality mentally in faith, and harvest its manifestation, for we reap what we sow: "For with my staff I passed over this Jordan, and now I am become two bands" (Genesis 32: 10; KJV). Until the end of the universe there shall be seed-time and harvest.
So, sow mental faith-reality, and live by your manifested harvest, for the just shall live by faith: "for the vision is yet for a season; and at the end it breathes and lies not: though it tarries, await; because it is coming, it comes; it delays not" (Habakkuk 2: 3; exegete Herb Jahn, Exegeses Parallel Bible).
The world is ours to create!
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