Be the Christ You Are: Unveiling the Eternal Truth
Introduction
In this enlightening article, we will explore the profound revelations found within the Bible, specifically focusing on the eternal truth revealed through Jesus Christ.
The Truth Revealed
The Bible, a timeless masterpiece, transcends secular history and serves as a divine revelation. Jesus Christ, the embodiment of truth, is portrayed as the creative force and wisdom of God.
Scripture invites us to choose whom we will serve, and Jesus, in his unwavering commitment, declares his allegiance to the Lord. As witnesses to ourselves, we are challenged to examine whether we are truly serving the law, which is the ultimate truth.
The Wonderful Human Imagination
But who is this Christ that scripture speaks of? It is none other than our own wonderful human imagination. The Christ of Scripture is the divine essence within us, the very spark of God.
Understanding this truth is paramount, for it is through our imagination that we manifest our desires and shape our reality. However, we must remain steadfast in our faith, as the fickleness of human nature often leads us astray.
The Perils of False Gods
Beware of turning to false gods, those who make empty promises and lead us away from the one true God. Scripture teaches us that remaining faithful to the one and only God ensures our success in this world.
The contrast of truth in scripture is not with falsehood but with the fickleness of human nature. We must resist the temptation to turn to other gods, for they are mere illusions that cannot bring true fulfillment.
The Power of Imagination
To fully embrace the teachings of scripture, we must recognize the power of our imagination. Scripture allows us to see beyond what our mortal eyes perceive, to envision a reality that is yet to manifest.
When we persist in our assumptions and beliefs, our imagination becomes the bridge between the unseen and the tangible. Scripture teaches us to pray with the conviction that we have already received, for it is through this unwavering belief that our desires are brought to fruition.
The Covenant with God
As we embark on this journey of faith, we enter into a covenant with God. Scripture speaks of a covenant of faithfulness, a promise of love from God to His people. Just as God made a covenant with David, He/She makes a covenant with us.
We become witnesses to this covenant, as we realize that we are the sons and daughters of God. Our imagination becomes the dwelling place of God, and through this realization, we fulfill His promise within us.
The Eternal States
Scripture often speaks in metaphors and symbols, using characters and events to convey eternal truths. These characters are not mere individuals but represent states of being that we all pass through on our journey. The climax of this journey is the state of Jesus Christ, where we find union with God.
As we reach this state, everything said of Jesus Christ in scripture becomes true of us. We become the embodiment of God’s love, wisdom, and power.
How a Weak Mind Finds Their God-Power – Rev. Ike
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The Power of Choice
In the book of Joshua, we are presented with a powerful choice: “Choose this day whom you will serve.” Joshua declares his allegiance to the Lord, emphasizing that the Lord is “I am,” the only true God.
This choice is not a one-time decision but a continuous commitment to remain faithful to the one true God. Scripture challenges us to examine our own choices to determine whether we are turning to false gods or remaining steadfast in our faith.
Awakening to Your True Identity
Just as the temple was split from top to bottom, our own bodies are fit from top to bottom, infused with divine fire. When we awaken from the slumber of ignorance, witnesses bear testimony to our rebirth, and the Holy Spirit descends upon us.
The world suffers from collective amnesia, believing themselves to be mere mortals. But when we awaken, we become aware of our true identity as Christ. The world may see us as John Brown or Mary Smith, but we know that we are Jesus Christ, the embodiment of God’s love and power.
Embracing Your Divine Nature
The world may try to convince us otherwise, but we must hold steadfast to our divine nature. Scripture teaches us that we are not defined by our external circumstances or societal labels.
We are the creators of our reality, and through our imagination, we can manifest our desires. By embracing our identity as Christ, we tap into the limitless power of God within us. No earthly power can hinder the fulfillment of our dreams when we remain devoted to God.
FAQ
Q1: What is the significance of the covenant mentioned in scripture?
A1: The covenant mentioned in scripture signifies the promise of love and faithfulness from God to His people. It is a divine agreement that establishes a deep connection between God and His followers.
Through this covenant, we become witnesses to the truth that we are sons and daughters of God, with the power to manifest our desires through our imagination.
Q2: How can I tap into the power of my imagination?
A2: To tap into the power of your imagination, it is essential to believe in the truth that your imagination is God within you. Nurture your faith and trust in your own creative abilities.
Practice visualizing your desires and affirming their manifestation. By aligning your thoughts, beliefs, and emotions with your desired reality, you can harness the limitless power of your imagination.
Q3: How can I remain faithful to the one true God in me, in times of adversity?
A3: Remaining faithful to the one true God in times of adversity requires unwavering trust and commitment. Cultivate a strong spiritual foundation through belief in self, meditation, and studying.
Surround yourself with a supportive community of like-minded individuals who can uplift and encourage you on your journey. Remember that challenges are growth opportunities and that God’s love and power are always with you.
Q4: Can I manifest anything I desire through my imagination?
A4: Scripture teaches us that with God, all things are possible. When you align your desires with the divine will and trust in the power of your imagination, there are no limits to what you can manifest.
However, it is important to ensure that your desires are aligned with love, truth, and the highest good for all. Manifesting from a place of ego or selfishness may lead to unfulfillment.
Q5: How can I awaken to my true identity as Christ?
A5: Awakening your true identity as Christ requires a shift in consciousness and a deep understanding of your divine nature. Embrace the teachings of scripture and recognize that you are not defined by external circumstances or societal labels.
Practice self-reflection, meditation, and affirmations to connect with the Christ within you. Surround yourself with supportive spiritual communities and mentors who can guide you on your journey of self-discovery.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Bible serves as a profound revelation of eternal truth through Jesus Christ. By understanding the power of our imagination and remaining faithful to the one true God, we can manifest our desires and fulfill our purpose.
Embracing our true identity as Christ allows us to tap into the limitless power of God within us. Let us be the Christ we are meant to be and bring forth divine love and wisdom into the world.
Remember, the journey of faith is ongoing, and as we continue to explore the depths of scripture, we uncover new layers of truth and understanding. May this article serve as a guiding light on your path to becoming the Christ you are.
Resources:
The Bible
The King James Bible Including The Old and The New Testaments and The Apocrypha
http://quod.lib.umich.edu/k/kjv/browse.html
Editions that include the Apocrypha, Books of Enoch, Jubilees, and Ethiopic Didascalia, which are not included in most modern King James Bibles,.
The Book of Enoch
http://archive.org/details/cu31924067146773 Charles Trans.
http://archive.org/details/bookofenoch00scho Schodde Trans.
http://archive.org/details/bookenochtransl00dillgoog Dilman Trans.
The Book of Jubilees
http://archive.org/details/cu31924060029984 Charles Trans.
http://archive.org/details/cu31924076045669 Schodde Trans.
The Books of Meqabyan I – III
The free online translations of Meqabyan I–III are in an Iyaric style and can be difficult to read, while the ones currently available in English are not. Although we are appreciative of the English translations of Meqabyan I–III, the print and PDF versions do not include verses or page numbers. Page numbers are included as a reference point.
The Book of Meqabyan I
http://web.archive.org/web/20070914145336/http:/members.aol.com/abaselama/meqabi.html
The Book of Meqabyan II
http://web.archive.org/web/20050302175726/members.aol.com/abaselama/meqab2.html
The Book of Meqabyan III
http://web.archive.org/web/20050426125913/members.aol.com/abaselama/meqab3.html
The Book of Meqabyan I-III is available for purchase from Lulu in print and PDF form.
The Book of Fourth Baruch or Paralipomena of Jeremiah
Unfortunately, the 4th Baruch is not available for purchase as a single volume; instead, it is included in “The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha Vol. 2,” edited by James H. Charlesworth. The Greek version is given to Jeremiah and the Ethiopian version to Baruch.
http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/rak//publics/pseudepig/ParJer-Eng.html
Ethiopic Didascalia
http://archive.org/details/cu31924086857483 Platt Trans. (Incomplete text.)
http://archive.org/details/cu31924096083336 Harden Trans.
The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament Vol. I – Vol. II R. H. Charles Trans.
This free translation includes some of the books that are part of the EOTC Bible Canon. In contrast to James Charlesworth’s edition, this edition does not include the book of 4 Baruch.
http://archive.org/details/apocryphapseudep01char
http://archive.org/details/apocryphapseudep02char
About The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Bible Canon
This website covers the canonical books as well as some background information and other key literature in Ethiopian Orthodoxy.
http://www.ethiopianorthodox.org/english/canonical/books.html