Do You Need a Miracle?
"I and the Father are one"*, means,
I and the Father are the same thing.
Felt-Love and the Father are the same thing.
This Silent-Essence and the Father are the same (no)thing.
Aware of this Miracle,
the First Miracle (which is the First Sound, the First Feeling),
you'll see the others.
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"I and the Father are one." - John 10:30
"Have faith in why God created Himself as me." - @lightpowr via IG
"Therefore they are before the throne of God, and serve him day and night in his temple;
and he who sits on the throne will shelter them with his presence.
They shall hunger no more, neither thirst anymore;
the sun shall not strike them, nor any scorching heat.
For the Lamb in the midst of the throne will be their shepherd, and he will guide them to springs of living water, and God will wipe away every tear from their eyes." ' Revelation 7:15-17
"The healing is not the miracle: The fact that we have experienced the activity of the Christ is the miracle. We have thought that the opening of the Red Sea was the miracle; we have thought that the multiplying of the loaves and fishes was the miracle. No that was the effect of the miracle: The mir acle was the omnipresence of the Christ; the miracle was witnessing the activity of the Christ which resulted in multiplied loaves and fishes or in healing. The miracle is the experience of the Christ. What happens in human experience is the result of the miracle. Do not look for the results of the miracle until you have experienced the miracle itself-the miracle of the experience of the Christ That is why so many people miss the miracle: They think that a healing is a miracle. Spiritual healing cannot take place without the activity of the Christ. The Christ is the miracle; the healing is an inevitability Everything that happens after the experi ence of the Christ is an inevitability greater health, greater wealth, greater safety, greater security, greater everything. The miracle is the demonstration and experience of the Christ. When you have experienced that, you will witness a miracle such as nobody in the world will believe except those who have experienced it." - Joel Goldsmith, The Christmas Papers
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