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EPISODE · Oct 24, 2022 · 1 MIN

The breath of God. Divine knowledge, and human knowledge. Introduction.

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After their fall through disobedience to God’s command about the tree of knowledge of good and evil, our humanity represented by Adam and Eve lost their Divine knowledge and their inherent recognition of the truth, and entered into the fog of human knowledge, to deal with the new realm they were thrown out. Sadly, even though alive, the breath of God and His Divine knowledge represented by the perfect moral and spiritual nature that they possessed were taken away from their lives. Separation from God is what the fall is. Being slipped from God’s consciousness into self-consciousness. The current state of our grieving world accounts for this fact. To help us regain our wholeness is why Jesus the son of God came into this world full of the holy spirit. He breathed the holy spirit into His disciples and told us how to regain the breath of God and His Divine knowledge to live our lives in the presence of God at all times in this world. The author describes some useful steps that the followers of Jesus can take to achieve these goals and regain our recognition of the truth in these dark and confusing times.

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