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Pructus Posted 15 years ago
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Some difficult questions
Hi, Members and Gurus!!
Some difficult questions, below..
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It is possible even in this world to hear only that Voice and no other. It takes effort and great willingness to learn. It is the final lesson that I learned, and God’s Sons are as equal as learners as they are as sons. You are the Kingdom of Heaven, but you have let the belief in darkness enter your mind and so you need a new light. The Holy Spirit is the radiance that you must let banish the idea of darkness. His is the glory before which dissociation falls away, and the Kingdom of Heaven breaks through into its own. Before the separation you did not need guidance. You knew as you will know again, but as you do not know now.
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1. "His" is a short form for "His glory"?
2. "breaks through into its own". After "own" what is omitted here? And what does "its" refer to?
Some difficult questions, below..
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It is possible even in this world to hear only that Voice and no other. It takes effort and great willingness to learn. It is the final lesson that I learned, and God’s Sons are as equal as learners as they are as sons. You are the Kingdom of Heaven, but you have let the belief in darkness enter your mind and so you need a new light. The Holy Spirit is the radiance that you must let banish the idea of darkness. His is the glory before which dissociation falls away, and the Kingdom of Heaven breaks through into its own. Before the separation you did not need guidance. You knew as you will know again, but as you do not know now.
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1. "His" is a short form for "His glory"?
2. "breaks through into its own". After "own" what is omitted here? And what does "its" refer to?
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1. Yes 2. 'Its' = Kingdom of Heaven's.
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- Yes 2.
- 'Its' = Kingdom of Heaven's.
- 'Own' = rightful position; it a form of this idiom: come into one's own: a.
- to take possession of that which is due or owed one.
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1. Yes
2. 'Its' = Kingdom of Heaven's. 'Own' = rightful position; it a form of this idiom:
come into one's own:
a. to take possession of that which is due or owed one.
b. to receive the recognition that one's abilities merit: 'She finally came into her own as a sculptor of the first magnitude'.
2. 'Its' = Kingdom of Heaven's. 'Own' = rightful position; it a form of this idiom:
come into one's own:
a. to take possession of that which is due or owed one.
b. to receive the recognition that one's abilities merit: 'She finally came into her own as a sculptor of the first magnitude'.
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Thank you, Thank you, Mister Micawber!!
Then, I guess, that question #2 means "the Kingdom of Heaven rapidly forms itself in its rightful position".
1. Do I understand correctly?
2. And, "before which".... "which" refers to "holy spirit" or "glory", or it can be interpreted either way?
Then, I guess, that question #2 means "the Kingdom of Heaven rapidly forms itself in its rightful position".
1. Do I understand correctly?
2. And, "before which".... "which" refers to "holy spirit" or "glory", or it can be interpreted either way?
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