(Q) Explain Rev. 19:9--10. To whom is John talking here?
Is it Peter?
(A) That which is represented by Peter. What did Peter
represent? That as had been given, "Flesh and blood hath
not revealed this unto thee, but my father in heaven."
All then who have taken, who do take that which had been
given as the example, as the pattern, as the manner of
expression, as the acknowledgement of the activities within
self, are in that position - that they have touched, do touch
as it were the knowledge of God in that His ways, His laws,
His love are not only a part of their individual lives but
are by them manifested in their daily life, their daily
conversation, as one to another.
Yes, then - to the Peter in every experience of the body,
the mind, the soul.
(Q) Explain the symbols of the white horse and rider in
Rev. 19. Is this the Christ?
(A) This is the Christ in that it, as the horse, in the
experiences of the awakening is the symbol of the messenger;
and this is Christ, Jesus, the messenger.
(Q) Explain what is meant by the first and second
resurrections.
(A) The first is of those who have not tasted death in the
sense of the dread of same. The second is of those who have
GAINED the understanding that in Him there IS no death.
(Q) What is the meaning of one thousand years that Satan
is bound?
(A) Is banished. That, as there are the activities of the
forty and four thousand - in the same manner that the prayer
of ten just should save a city, the deeds, the prayers of the
faithful will allow that period when the incarnation of those
only that are in the Lord shall rule the earth, and the
period is as a thousand years.
Thus is Satan bound, thus is Satan banished from the earth.
The desire to do evil is only of him. And when there are -
as the symbols - those only whose desire and purpose of their
heart is to glorify the Father, these will be those periods
when this shall come to pass.
Be YE ALL DETERMINED within thy minds, thy hearts, thy
purposes, to be of that number!
(Q) In Rev. 21:1 what is the meaning of "a new heaven and a
new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were
passed away; and there was no more sea?"
(A) When the foundations of the earth are broken up by those
very disturbances. Can the mind of man comprehend no desire
to sin, no purpose but that the glory of the Son may be
manifested in his life? Is this not a new heaven, a new
earth? For the former things would have passed away. For
as the desires, the purposes, the aims are to bring about the
whole change physically, so does it create in the experience
of each soul a new vision, a new comprehension.
For as has been given, it hath not entered the heart of man
to know the glories that have been prepared, that are a part
of the experiences of those that love ONLY the Lord and His
ways.
(Q) Please explain 2nd thru 4th verse of Chapter 21 - the
new Jerusalem and no more death.
(A) Those then that are come into the new life, the new
understanding, the new regeneration, there IS then the new
Jerusalem. For as has been given, the place is not as a
place alone but as a condition, as an experience of the soul.
Jerusalem has figuratively, symbolically, meant the holy
place, the holy city - for there the ark of the covenant,
the ark of the covenant in the minds, the hearts, the
understandings, the comprehensions of those who have put
away earthly desires and become as the NEW purposes in their
experience, become the new Jerusalem, the new undertakings,
the new desires.
(Q) What is meant by the second death in Rev.
21-8?
(A) Those that have passed into the understanding and then
fall away, become minded of the earthly desires for
self-exaltation, know the second death.
(Q) What is meant by the Holy Jerusalem Rev.
21-12?
(A) As indicated, that purpose, that estate to which there
is the attaining of those who through the purifying - as has
been indicated in the earlier portion - now come to the holy
purpose - as the Holy Jerusalem; the Holy of Holies becomes
the dwelling as it were of those.
(Q) What is meant by the 12 gates?
(A) The twelve manners, the twelve ways, the twelve
openings, the twelve experiences of the physical to all,
and those that have all been purified in purpose for the
activities with same.
(Q) What is the significance of the 12 angels?
(A) The twelve purposes as represented by the activities of
the openings to the bodily forces for their activities in the
experiences of expression in the phases of the activities of
the individual.
(Q) Please explain the 12 names which represent the 12
tribes of the children of Israel.
(A) The same as the twelve gates, the twelve angels, the
twelve ways, the twelve understandings; or the approach to
ISRAEL the seeker - all seeking not then as the expression
of self but as ONE in the Holy One!!
(Q) Rev.
21-15: Please interpret - What is the golden reed
to measure the city? and what is the significance of the
stones of the new Jerusalem and their colors?
(A) The new understanding, the reed to measure the city,
the abilities of each. Not unto all is it given to be
ministers, not unto all to be interpreters, not unto all
to be this or that; but measured according to that whereunto
they have purposed in their hearts. Though all are as one,
remember it has been given that the purpose of the heart is
to know YOURSELF to BE yourself and yet one with God even as
Jesus, even as is represented in God the Father, Christ the
Son, and the Holy Spirit; each knowing themselves to be
themselves yet ONE!
So the measurements for those that make the vibrations within
themselves that become attuned to the new purpose, the new
desire, the new hopes, the new Revelation, the new
understandings to do the will of the Father with the will of
that made perfect in the Christ.
(Q) Rev.
22-1: Please interpret. And he showed me a pure
river of water of life, clear as crystal proceeding out of
the throne of God and of the Lamb?
(A) As the river, the water, the life represents the active
flow of the purpose of the souls of men made pure in same.
Then they flow with that purpose from the throne of God
Itself, made pure in the blood of the Lamb - which is in
Jesus, the Christ, to those who seek to know His ways.
(Q) Rev.
22-2: What is meant by the tree of life with its
twelve kinds of fruit that yielded her fruit every month and
the leaves of the tree for the healing of the nations?
(A) That as the tree planted by the water of life; that is,
as the sturdiness of the purpose of the individual in its
sureness in the Christ; and the leaves represent the
activities that are as for the healing of all that the
individual activities may contact, even in material life.
And that it is CONTINUOUS, as by the month, as for purpose,
as for the activities.
(Q) Rev.
22-10, 11: Seal not the sayings of the prophecy,
etc. and He that is unjust, let him be unjust still; and he
which is filthy be filthy still, etc.
(A) As that period approaches when there shall be those
influences of the power of those incarnated in the activities
of the earth, then the purposes become set as in that
indicated by the activities of each being in that to which
they have then given themselves.
(Q) Just how should this material be presented so as to be
the most helpful and readable? Comment on the following:
(A) Rather than commenting (for these touch upon the same),
we would give this: First let there be not one but ALL who
would purpose, who have purposed to be among that number that
are called of God to give to those that seek the
interpretation, compare and prepare the messages that have
been given; and then choose ye they that would write - and
let them - yea, by day and night - find themselves even as
John, moved only by the spirit of truth. Thus preparing the
message.
THEN when prepared, in one SITTING read the whole TO your
source of information and receive the rejections or
acceptations!
We are through for the present.
BACKGROUND
