(Q) As regards the philosophical phase. I have been asked
many times to explain the resurrection of Christ in terms of
my concept, embraced in the book I am writing on Spirit
Action. Many are the ideas presented to me. Among them that
the Christ was taken from the Cross before death and thus
appeared as one resurrected. Explain - not so much the
emblematical meaning of the resurrection, as to the
posibilities of the One Spirit Father being able to
manifest itself in physical form of flesh man, even when the
entity of that flesh man has gained complete perfection and
a complete concept, such as manifested in the Christ, when
that flesh man has reached the point of complete
dissolution, as it is written in the Scriptures of Christ
had reached before resurrection. I ask this question that
it may help me to complete the concept and to answer those
who put the question to me.
(A) In this there is presented that which the entity may
gain the full concept of, in this one sentence: As in Adam
all die, so in Christ all is made alive.
As to the conception of the resurrection, there are many
presentations in the physical world of man's concept of same,
for, as we find, to understand the resurrection, we must
first gain a concept of how the spirit force entered into
the body and man became a living soul; for we begin first as
this:
The earth and the universe, as related to man, came into
being through the MIND - MIND - of the Maker, and, as such,
has its same being much as each atomic force multiplies in
itself, or, as worlds are seen and being made in the present
period, and as same became (earth we are speaking of) an
abode for man, man entered as man, through the MIND of the
Maker, see? in the form of flesh MAN; that which carnally
might die, decay, become dust, entering into material
conditions. The Spirit the gift of God, that man might be
One with Him, with the concept of man's creative forces
throughout the physical world. Man, in Adam (as a group;
not as an individual), entered into the world (for he
entered in five places at once, we see - called Adam in one,
see?), and as man's concept became to that point wherein man
walked not after the ways of the Spirit but after the
desires of the flesh SIN entered - that is, away from the
Face of the Maker, see? and death then became man's
portion, SPIRITUALLY, see? for the physical death existed
from the beginning; for to create one must die, see?
In this, then, there is seen, as the body, in the flesh, of
the Christ, became perfect in the flesh, in the world, and
the body laid aside on the Cross, in the tomb, the PHYSICAL
body moved away, through that as MAN will know as dimensions,
and the Spirit able then to take hold of that Being in the
way as it enters again into the body, and as it presents
itself to the world, to individuals at the time and to man at
present.
We are through for the present.
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