The following Sabbath Sermon was
composed under the inspiration of The Spirit of Truth on March 24, 2016. The
citation is from The Gospel of Thomas: The Hidden Sayings of Jesus by Marvin
Meyer.
Jesus said, “Fortunate is the person who has worked hard and found life” (Gospel of Thomas, saying 58). The central message of Jesus:
Jesus said, “Fortunate is the person who has worked hard and found life” (Gospel of Thomas, saying 58). The central message of Jesus:
a. Eternal Life—Physical Immortality is
available now! The evolution of consciousness is transforming life forms to an
immortal frequency.
b. To be an immortal—like
Jesus—an individual must accept this as a possibility and work towards this
goal.
c. The
Spirit of Truth will guide seekers in their quest for eternal life—just
ask!
The problem with the human condition is the cycle of birthà death. When it is seen that this cycle can be creatively
transformed into birthàrebirth, then immortal life can begin. Other than seeking
physical immortality, union with God, what is the point of life? At any moment
you may die and then you are no more. There is no life after death. Today is
the day of salvation!
Readers are invited to pose some questions: What if I knew I could life forever—how would I live my life? What might I do differently? Am I willing to give up everything for everlasting life?
As those in Christendom go about preparing for Resurrection Sunday, they might wonder if they, too, can be Resurrected—NOW! Easter could be transformed into a true Christian Celebration: the joyous union of oneness with God!
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