Someone asked: "The evil works done by our forefather does it have an effects on us; if so why bear their sins when we don't commit such, can someone bear another person sin?" We do not bear the sins of others. Sins from our parents become
Someone asked about this verse (as has been asked many times, and will be asked many times again): "But wilt thou know, O vain men, that faith without work is dead?" - James 2:20 My question is, IF FAITH WITHOUT WORKS IS DEAD, THEN HOW CAN
A DESCRIPTION OF THE UNFATHOMABLE DEPTH OF THE BIBLE AND JESUS AND THE INSPIRATION THAT COMES FROM THEM Everything the Lord Jesus spoke while on earth was spoken in correspondences. And, everything He did was in correspondences. This means that His words and actions contained
Matthew 12:30 - "He who is not with Me is against Me, and he who does not gather with Me scatters abroad". There is no such thing as being neutral to God. If we are not actively accepting Him, then we are busy avoiding him. This
In the big picture this verse means that it is necessary that there be a church on earth where there is reception from love and charity for the Lord and His divine nature and redemption. There must be some who accept religion and
Mark 12: 28-29. - "Then one of the scribes came, and having heard them reasoning together, perceiving that He had answered them well, asked Him, “Which is the first commandment of all?” Jesus answered him, “The first of all the commandments is: ‘Hear, O Israel,
The more we love the Word (and ponder it in our heart) the more our perception is elevated - for love elevates perception, AND the Word is the source of spiritual intelligence. But is takes intense desire to do this - for the dross of
From Revelation we learn that reasonings from the Dragon are reasonings from Falsities, and these only have power over falsities - not over us who love God if we will claim it. From descriptions in Revelation chapter 13, it says the beast appeared like a leopard,
The reason that one can see God from nature, the innate morals of man, and the Word is that correspondences operate on three levels - the whole of nature and the natural world (throughout the universe), The human form, and the Word of the Bible. Unlike
Because of the great use John the Baptist performed Jesus called him 'the greatest man ever born of woman'. Let us look at the correspondences in John the Baptist. John represents the Word as to the the Lord, and all the particulars of his actions and
