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Worship and Prayer No Prayer is Unanswered True Praying The Motive of Prayer Prayers are Answered Conditions of Effective Prayer Prayer and The Alter Ego Praying as a Personal Experience Social Repercussions of Prayer Ethical [More]
1. When the prayer seeks nothing for the one who prays nor anything for his fellows, then such attitudes of the soul tend to the levels of true worship. 2. Worship is a personal communion [More]
1. It does not require a mediator to secure our Father’s favor or forgiveness; the Father in heaven has forgiven you before you have thought to ask Him. 2. Since God already knows all about [More]
1. Upon conception, human mind a temporary intellect system was loaned to you. 2. While the mind is not the seat of the spiritual nature, it is the gateway thereto; the mind of man [More]
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Jesus, from Birth to Baptism Workbook
Introducing a brief but graphic history workbook of Jesus - from Birth to Baptism. A brief overview of the recent revelatory account of Jesus as the Son of Man; answering many questions left unresolved in the Holy Bible: the exact date and time of Jesus' birth; his upbringing as a child, his youth and adulthood; the death of his earth father, Joseph, and his subsequent becoming the head of his household -- comprising his mother, eight (8) bothers and sisters, and himself; his journey to Jerusalem, and discussions with the Jewish teachers; the disappointment of his mother in his refusal to become "King of the Jews"; his graciousness in rejecting the marriage proposal of Rebecca, at age 19; his sojourn and adventures in Rome, the date and time of his baptism by John the Baptist, when he was 30 years old, and so very much more! A workbook you truly will learn from and enjoy!
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1. The two fundamental laws of living are: a.) The first commandment of love for the Father, the head of the family, and b.) The second of mutual love among the children, to [More]
1. When a prayer is unanswered, the delay often betokens a better answer. 2. No sincere prayer is denied. 3. The prayer of material beings can many times be answered only as such an individual [More]
1. There is a certain range of the freedom of choice which mortals may exercise; the forces of the spiritual world will not coerce you; they allow you to go the way of your own [More]
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Jesus, The Son of Man, from Birth to Baptism
The revelatory evidence of his life as the Son of Man - from Birth to Baptism - is now known. The many questions left unresolved in the Holy Bible are now answered: the exact date and time of his birth; Gabriel's visitations to Elizabeth (the mother of John the Baptist) and Mary (the mother of Jesus); the details of his upbringing, his first "talk" with God, his journey to Jerusalem and discussions with the Jewish teachers, the death of his earth father, Joseph, along with his subsequent becoming the head of his family - including his mother and 8 brothers and sisters; detailing his triumphs and struggles; his graciousness in rejecting the marriage proposal of Rebecca, at the tender age of 19; his mother's disappointment in his refusal to become "King of the Jews", his sojourn and experiences in Rome, the time and date of his baptism, and just so much more! Truly the evidence is clear: Jesus did live his life -- from birth to baptism -- as the Son of Man.
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1. True praying is the attitude of reaching heavenward for attainment of your ideals. 2. Prayer is designed to make you, less ‘realizing’; it is designed not to increase knowledge but rather to expand insight. [More]
1. The sincerity of any prayer is the assurance of its being heard; but the spiritual wisdom and universe consistency of petition is the determiner of time, manner, and degree of the answer. 2. The [More]
1. Praying tends to evolve into the dialogue type of communication by the emergence of the idea of an alter ego; the human’s ego seeks to hold communion with a fictitious alter ego. 2. In [More]
1. The effective prayer must be: a.) Unselfish – not alone have for oneself; b.) Believing – according to faith; c.) Sincere – [More]
1. Let your real petitions always be secret; do not let others hear your personal prayers. 2. Prayers of thanksgiving are appropriate for groups of worshipers, but the prayer of the soul is a personal [More]
1. Since humans so often and so violently run into temptation, it may become one’s habit to believe that God leads us thither for testing, punishing, or strengthening; but know better. 2. Know that humans [More]
1. The triune development of the human being is work, study, and relax; so learn the value of rest and efficacy of relaxation. 2. Make the important discovery that many human perplexities are in reality [More]
1. The motive of the prayer gives it right of way to the divine ear, not the social, economic, or outward religious status of the one who prays. 2. Prayer is not designed as a [More]
1. There is a truly spontaneous aspect to prayer; to some individuals prayer is the calm expression of gratitude; to others, a group expression of praise, social devotions; sometimes it is the imitation of another’s [More]
1. Granted the possession of a normal body and reasonably good health, the secret to call forth man’s slumbering spiritual forces that he may spring forth to the refreshment of his own soul while [More]
1. All praying, whether individual or communal, may be either egotistic or altruistic; that is, the prayer may be centered upon self or upon others. 2. Egotistic prayers involve confessions and petitions and often consist [More]
