Study to show yourself approved; this was forever the path of the elect. You must by the written word, prove the Word as is bathed in heaven! Jesus ever sought to live by the holy scrolls, seated in Jerusalem; because he knew they were given by the Ancients, who ruled us from heaven, high up in the trees, which reached even to the clouds of the sky! May the Holy Scrolls be uncovered wherever they are found; may they be shown also to the world, as a Living Testament to Yeshua and His Holy Law! And may that Testament be one with the Holy Law, bearing a perfect witness, by seven paths, nite and day! We should seek to prove the Holy One, who is the Law Itself, the Father Of All and the giver of all things pertaining to truth and life; he is best glorified in these Fourteen Trees!
Once we receive this Holy Law, we find it is free from all other laws, a sense which we tasted well, just knowing the Holy Spirit, in Christ. For by sincere repentance, we approached the Living God, with open hearts and what knowledge we had. God knew the Law was lost and that we would fall even further. And fall we did, bound still today! So then, left in the scriptures were commands, given by Jesus, as could be only Berean; found by the seeker who sees the very messages of God in the Holy Stream, revealing every kind of mystery; things as have yet to be revealed in writing. All spiritually minded persons are aware of such knowing, which appears by sheer will to the opened mind.
Those who see their spiritual path as the only spiritual path, have long since given up on the LORD! Though bold men in their midst, tell them the joys of loving others and the peace extended by resisting the world and their insatiable lust for flesh; they always resist and will never ever listen! Their justification is through violence and a constant need to dominate the Earth Mother; to sin against her to such a degree, that humanity can no longer see the truth. Such shamefulness is what makes their complacency useful; so that they may do less, but have more than others; and to boast in themselves. Alas, only by unfettered willingness to do right, may we be found worthy of God at all.
