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God is Loving, Merciful and Patient

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Post 57 – The Ever-Present Gift of God The full presence of God may lie far ahead in our spiritual journey, but communion with His indwelling spirit is available anytime, anywhere —as it quietly nurtures the growth of your soul. Paraphrasing - The Urantia Book – Paper 5:1.3

Post 57 – The Ever-Present Gift of God The full presence of God may lie far ahead in our spiritual journey, but communion with His indwelling spirit is available anytime, anywhere —as it quietly nurtures the growth of your soul. Paraphrasing - The Urantia Book – Paper 5:1.3

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Post 69 – The Mystery of Divine Indwelling Jesus tells us, “The kingdom of God is within you”. And that kingdom of God is an actual spiritual fragment of God, living within the mortal mind, there to guide the growth of the soul towards its eternal destiny. Of all the mysteries, none is deeper than this: that the Universal Father dwells within the mortal mind. The way God lives with the mortals of time is the mystery of mysteries. Paraphrasing The Urantia Book Paper 1:2.3

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Post #48 Fear Not—The Father Is in Control God holds an eternal purpose for the material, intellectual, and spiritual realms of the universes. With infinite patience and wisdom, He guides the growth of all His children across all universes. Yet not all His children follow the leadings of His indwelling Spirit— and so disharmony follows. —Urantia Book Paper 4:0.1 ❤️

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Post 60 - God Is Not Hiding — We Are The Father desires all his creatures to be in personal communion with him. God is approachable, the Father is attainable, the way is open. The Father is not in spiritual hiding, but so many of his creatures have hidden themselves away from Him in the decisions of their own willful determinations, and, for the time being, have separated themselves from communion with his spirit, and that of his Son, by choosing selfishness over altruism, by choosing self-assertiveness with their intolerant minds and unspiritual natures. Yet the Father’s loving arms remain ever open — ready to receive all who humbly turn from self-assertion to sincere seeking, from intolerance to loving service, and from unspiritual isolation to joyful communion. Paraphrasing THE URANTIA BOOK 5:1.10

Post 60 - God Is Not Hiding — We Are The Father desires all his creatures to be in personal communion with him. God is approachable, the Father is attainable, the way is open. The Father is not in spiritual hiding, but so many of his creatures have hidden themselves away from Him in the decisions of their own willful determinations, and, for the time being, have separated themselves from communion with his spirit, and that of his Son, by choosing selfishness over altruism, by choosing self-assertiveness with their intolerant minds and unspiritual natures. Yet the Father’s loving arms remain ever open — ready to receive all who humbly turn from self-assertion to sincere seeking, from intolerance to loving service, and from unspiritual isolation to joyful communion. Paraphrasing THE URANTIA BOOK 5:1.10

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Post 65 Personality is God’s Exclusive and Personal Gift God, the Universal Father, is the only One who bestows personality — and each one is absolutely unique. No two are alike. The Paradise Father is also the eternal destiny of every personality who wholeheartedly chooses to do His will — those who love Him and yearn to become perfect, like Him and His Son, Jesus. Paraphrasing The Urantia Book — a celestial revelation

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Post 68 Jesus - The Kingdom of God Is WITHIN You Jesus - “Your message to the world shall be: Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and in finding these, all other things essential to eternal survival shall be secured therewith. And now would I make it plain to you that this kingdom of my Father will not come with an outward show of power or with unseemly demonstration. You are not to go hence in the proclamation of the kingdom, saying, ‘it is here’ or ‘it is there,’ for this kingdom of which you preach is God within you.” THE URANTIA BOOK – Paper 140:1.5

Post 68 Jesus - The Kingdom of God Is WITHIN You Jesus - “Your message to the world shall be: Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and in finding these, all other things essential to eternal survival shall be secured therewith. And now would I make it plain to you that this kingdom of my Father will not come with an outward show of power or with unseemly demonstration. You are not to go hence in the proclamation of the kingdom, saying, ‘it is here’ or ‘it is there,’ for this kingdom of which you preach is God within you.” THE URANTIA BOOK – Paper 140:1.5

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Post #51 God is Incapable of Wrath and Anger The eternal God is incapable of wrath and anger in the sense of these human emotions - and as man understands such reactions. These sentiments are mean and despicable; they are hardly worthy of being called human, much less divine; and such attitudes are utterly foreign to the perfect nature and gracious character of the Universal Father. —Urantia Book Paper 4:3.2 ❤️

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There can be no true prayer without a recognition of the sovereignty and distinction of the one whom we have come to. God is hallowed and self sufficient, we are not — God is eternal and all powerful, whilst we are mere mortals uncertain of the next moment. Whatever precludes us from looking above, in great need and dependence on God will rob us of our true treasure and hope in this life, the delights and comforts that springs from communion with our Father in heaven. Listen to our teachings on all major podcast platforms and visit our website by clicking the link our bio.

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“However we may differ, we are all human. And we all have the right to have our inner dignity respected—and especially in this House in debate.” – Ed Broadbent (1936–2024) reflects on the need for civility in the House of Commons during his farewell speech to MPs, May 5, 2005.

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As disciples of Jesus Christ, we seek to follow the Master’s example as we mourn with those who mourn and comfort those who stand in need of comfort. As I visited earlier this week with survivors of the California wildfires, I was impressed by their faith and their goodness. Despite their own trials, they have continued to diligently look for opportunities to love and serve one another. We plead to heaven for all those around the world who are affected by tragedies. May we all feel God’s love and find the comfort we seek.

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Post 59 - Nothing Can Stop a Hungry Heart If you are sincerely and spiritually motivated, if you truly desire to know God and become like him, there exists no mortal deprivation which can prevent such a divinely motivated soul from securely ascending to the portals of Paradise. Paraphrasing THE URANTIA BOOK 5:1.7

Post 59 - Nothing Can Stop a Hungry Heart If you are sincerely and spiritually motivated, if you truly desire to know God and become like him, there exists no mortal deprivation which can prevent such a divinely motivated soul from securely ascending to the portals of Paradise. Paraphrasing THE URANTIA BOOK 5:1.7

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