Post by Rogier van Vlissingen on Apr 9, 2007 20:38:18 GMT -5
P/GoTh:
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J said, "God's Divine Rule is like a woman. She took a little leaven, hid it in dough, and made it into large loaves of bread. Anyone here with two ears had better listen!"
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Form:
Here Pursah favors "God's Divine Rule" again. A slight modification of the "ears to hear" quote, and the usual "J" for "Jesus."
Content:
This statement is a very clear expression of the abundance of Heaven, of the Laws of God, and it foreshadows such stories as the "miracles" of the loaves and the fishes, which obviously are parables to express the same idea, that spiritual nourishment always increases by our acceptance of it. Different from the nourishment of the world, of which less is left if we partake from it.
quote
J said, "God's Divine Rule is like a woman. She took a little leaven, hid it in dough, and made it into large loaves of bread. Anyone here with two ears had better listen!"
unquote
Form:
Here Pursah favors "God's Divine Rule" again. A slight modification of the "ears to hear" quote, and the usual "J" for "Jesus."
Content:
This statement is a very clear expression of the abundance of Heaven, of the Laws of God, and it foreshadows such stories as the "miracles" of the loaves and the fishes, which obviously are parables to express the same idea, that spiritual nourishment always increases by our acceptance of it. Different from the nourishment of the world, of which less is left if we partake from it.