Who made this Promise or where can I find this Promise ?.
In short, He is the Promised One of all ages and all religions…
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I say that St. Gertrude prayer all day long.
You never answer my questions brotherOut the 15 million members don’t you think I could find 10 who could say good things about their Church, I can’t because I don’t have 15 million phone numbers or emails.
Your supposedly new Diety seems to phony and a creation of an unstable imagination of religion..
In short, He is the Promised One of all ages and all religions…
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Its a beautiful prayer that centers the soul in its interconnected responsibility. I was reminded of it on the Purgatory thread.I say that St. Gertrude prayer all day long.
In the latter quote, you are saying that Baha’u’llah had “similar impact” to Jesus; thus, you have acknowledged that Jesus DID have the very presence, the “impact”, that you called into question in the first post above.
Is this how you make conclusions through implications which are not there, Randy?In the latter quote, you are saying that Baha’u’llah had “similar impact” to Jesus; thus, you have acknowledged that Jesus DID have the very presence, the “impact”, that you called into question in the first post above.
Points 1 & 2 are accepted by you as truth. Therefore, the conclusion must be accepted by you as a truth, also. However, this contradicts the point you were trying to make in the first post I quoted.
- Baha’u’alla had “impact” on those he met.
- Baha’u’alla had the same kind impact on people that Jesus had.
- Therefore, Jesus had impact on people.
What the heck?
Servant19, I gotta be honest with you…you contradict yourself quite often, and it makes meaningful discussion with you almost impossible.
That’s what the Jews told Jesus :roll eyes:Your supposedly new Diety seems to phony and a creation of an unstable imagination of religion.
Thankyou for sharing this prayer. I must say I had never come across it till now.
Do you know you may be sent to hell for attempting to draw people away from God almighty. Be therefore very careful for you will be finding yourself in the pool of eternal fire. Don’t chase after false gods when you have a Loving and Merciful God at hand.Thankyou for sharing this prayer. I must say I had never come across it till now.
It seems to be a very mystical and symbolic prayer by Baha’u’llah.
The snow and fire seem to reflect the yearning of sincere souls, the true lovers of God, to find their Beloved. The snow representing the snow white purity of such souls, and the fire representing the soul which is ablaze with the love of God.
This is my personal understanding of course
Its a beautiful prayer…
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Its a tremendous double standard when Jesus can say ABC and you take him to his full word, yet Baha’u’llah says similar things about the Kingdom, and its “how does he know”…
thank you dear friend. May God guide me ever nearer towards Him. I am a sinner, only making lowly steps in His path.
Because that which is flesh is flesh and that which is spirit is spirit. Flesh and bones cannot inherit the Kingdom of heaven.
Not at all as we take Christ to be the Incarnate Word of God. We respect all as is confirmed by the Church in relation to your faith as its documented as with Islam and all who worship the only True God. But for example…
However, when we say unknown in relation to the Incarnate Word of God, then the rejection of the Incarnate Word of God really becomes the double standard. Because as we show, and the why that some can’t come to understand, then not knowing is confirmed. Why make infallible statements of what is not known?
As I too believe that Baha’u’llah, also is the Incarnate Word of God…so why does my belief get oppressed?
Why believe the Church? The Church would never have existed or continued to exist had some people not recognised Jesus for who He was.
I don’t reject Jesus as the Incarnate Word of God.