Massing great amounts of reeds does not alter the nature of its bending! A slew of ambiguous, inconsistent standards, moving whichever way the wind blows, will not save us in perilous waters.

Higher ground can be attained. Such ground, however, is never to be used for personal leverage. Its advantage is only for the principled.

Although the urge to confront remains, we must carefully reflect to see an even greater contention—a biological, anthropomorphic universe which has submerged itself in carnal, beastly desires.

Such systems are toppling down upon inspecting minds. When certain curtains are parted and the men of sin are revealed, there will be no turning back.

We have a strong tendency to discharge matters essential to our survival. As a result, many are behind in the Father’s class—flunking at one of the most critical times in history.

Deliverance is usually hindered by those who fear their own taskmasters (such is the slave mentality). Yet instead of reacting to communal pressure, Moshe understood the conflict would be resolved by a greater and mightier power.

Prepare yourself now for practical stresses—pressures which need a sound, spiritual mind and not just a consistent, unfaltering hand.

The truth somewhat mirrors this reflection, although it is quite misunderstood. Instead of looking out there to the vastness of it all, let’s look upon ourselves to see the multiple constructs surrounding our own daily living.

The walking dead are among us today—consuming a vast, strong delusion which has overtaken our world.

It is now up to sound minds to take heed of the signs given, getting their houses in order while they are still standing.

True charity is not to be given selflessly or to comfort personal desires—it is expressed because the Father first shown such love within us.

There is, though, a promotion hardly spoken about, especially during these times of mindless spectacle and self-gluttony.

A realization began to come over that there definitely is a virus out there. Perhaps a better way to refer to it would be a plague, or spirit.

Shame should be a natural response to those participating in wrong behavior—for humiliation provides the great cure for the prideful.

Noach (Noah), a chosen one, heard the voice of the Father and did according to the Father’s will. In so doing, not only was Noach saved–his family, along with the called-out animals, were saved as well.