Posted by Rev. Sir Patrick Shinkle
May 12, 2010 -
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Comparing Genesis and Revelations, Alfa and Omega, the Beginning and the End, the Four elements and the boundries of Earth and Heaven.
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Rev. Sir Patrick ShinkleThis is the right blog to discuss this subject on. It looks as though I left out one Domain. That would be Hell in all it's definitions. I feel and believe, the Thin Veil of existence is our Reality. One side is Heaven the other side Hell. Here is my... moreThis is the right blog to discuss this subject on. It looks as though I left out one Domain. That would be Hell in all it's definitions. I feel and believe, the Thin Veil of existence is our Reality. One side is Heaven the other side Hell. Here is my question. What happened to Christ between the Time he Died and his Resurrection Three Days Later? I think I know the answer to this question, do you? My only disappointment thus far, of being Christian, is that only till last night did I find out. In all the Bible Studies, Sermons and Readings I was never taught or knew what happened during those Three Days. less
August 18, 2010
Rev. Sir Patrick ShinkleIt is a metaphor for walking the Path of Faith. As we move from one place to another we have a tendency to walk and some use other methods of transportation. One foot is firmly planted on the ground, the other is not. For example, Genesis describes the... moreIt is a metaphor for walking the Path of Faith. As we move from one place to another we have a tendency to walk and some use other methods of transportation. One foot is firmly planted on the ground, the other is not. For example, Genesis describes the creation of Earth and Revelations describes a symbolic preparation for the Apocalypse or re-creation of life in the Sanctuary of Heaven. Some stop to rest and re-organize their thoughts and that's OK. Most stay on their Path while others Stumble and Fall. Those who fall to Earth and don't get up have to start over with the First Step: one on the earth, and one lifted into Heaven.
So let's let the Creativity flow from the Heart to our finger tips. less
