Ah yes, the Gospel or Parable of Neville. A very interesting lecture. Neville bypasses the Puritan/Quaker model of preaching baptism of the Holy Ghost as part of the benefits of being born again, he just rarely mentions the word Holy Ghost, a unique way of preaching the gospel as it was revealed to him. Keep in mind possessing a 'unapproved version' of the gospel was punishible by death at certain times, which I hope is the only reason we encounter vehement debates I do not engage in. As Jesus might say, he that hath an ear to hear, shall not taste of death? Let he who can accept the teaching accept it? In this lecture, Neville sees his own physical death, and I am told he died of a stroke. He also violated his own golden rule by confessing on another occasion paraphrased 'so what if a man steals for your benefit, the wish is fulfilled?'. Neville was caught up in the moment of impressing people at that moment, but I sincerely doubt he would enjoy people stealing from him, that might violate his golden rule? It should. Neville's version of the gospel is simply perhaps a way to have been called traditional Christians. The books of the prophets hidden from the public might suggest the concepts taught by Neville, were taught to Jesus in Egypt before his ministrey as these are perhaps divine powers and teachings that when used in a harmonious fashion allows sons and daughters of God to not just manipulate reality but perhaps discretionary time travel. So then Jesus went into solitude, formulating his gospel in the desert, then he emerges. I will talk more about that some other time. Neville's encounters with ghosts are compelling. The core feeling of this is master the art of grabbing things out of a unpredictable wind. It can be done, it is given to you yet worked for, because wind is vibration. We want harmony, not storms. Hell must be a state of mind when you are not one with God, repent, means to change how you emotionally feel about something, not fulfill prophecy? Just as Neville avoids the word Holy Ghost, what does the gospel that avoids the word prophecy, and what would you call it? It is written, beware of false prophets, let God honor each according to his faith? So then you are come to fulfill that purpose? Enjoyed the lecture. Paul suggested we test all scripture. Say what you will about Neville, I find it challenging to teach a more accurate way of employing gifts of the Holy Spirit the way he employs imagination.
Ah yes, the Gospel or Parable of Neville. A very interesting lecture. Neville bypasses the Puritan/Quaker model of preaching baptism of the Holy Ghost as part of the benefits of being born again, he just rarely mentions the word Holy Ghost, a unique way of preaching the gospel as it was revealed to him.
Keep in mind possessing a 'unapproved version' of the gospel was punishible by death at certain times, which I hope is the only reason we encounter vehement debates I do not engage in.
As Jesus might say, he that hath an ear to hear, shall not taste of death? Let he who can accept the teaching accept it?
In this lecture, Neville sees his own physical death, and I am told he died of a stroke. He also violated his own golden rule by confessing on another occasion paraphrased 'so what if a man steals for your benefit, the wish is fulfilled?'.
Neville was caught up in the moment of impressing people at that moment, but I sincerely doubt he would enjoy people stealing from him, that might violate his golden rule? It should.
Neville's version of the gospel is simply perhaps a way to have been called traditional Christians.
The books of the prophets hidden from the public might suggest the concepts taught by Neville, were taught to Jesus in Egypt before his ministrey as these are perhaps divine powers and teachings that when used in a harmonious fashion allows sons and daughters of God to not just manipulate reality but perhaps discretionary time travel.
So then Jesus went into solitude, formulating his gospel in the desert, then he emerges. I will talk more about that some other time.
Neville's encounters with ghosts are compelling. The core feeling of this is master the art of grabbing things out of a unpredictable wind.
It can be done, it is given to you yet worked for, because wind is vibration. We want harmony, not storms.
Hell must be a state of mind when you are not one with God, repent, means to change how you emotionally feel about something, not fulfill prophecy?
Just as Neville avoids the word Holy Ghost, what does the gospel that avoids the word prophecy, and what would you call it? It is written, beware of false prophets, let God honor each according to his faith?
So then you are come to fulfill that purpose?
Enjoyed the lecture. Paul suggested we test all scripture. Say what you will about Neville, I find it challenging to teach a more accurate way of employing gifts of the Holy Spirit the way he employs imagination.