Teachings

In the beginning I thought I might write only one chapter on this subject, but as I started writing, I found it to be a very extensive subject. I presume that you understand that I do not write about natural fires even if I sometimes will compare the heavenly ones with the natural. In the natural we think of fire as something we should be careful with. We warn our children from playing with matches and when we are close to an open fire or a bonfire, we ask them to keep a good distance. Fire is ... (read more)

In the beginning I thought I might write only one chapter on this subject, but as I started writing, I found it to be a very extensive subject. I presume that you understand that I do not write about natural fires even if I sometimes will compare the heavenly ones with the natural. In the natural we think of fire as something we should be careful with. We warn our children from playing with matches and when we are close to an open fire or a bonfire, we ask them to keep a good distance. Fire is ... (read more)

In the beginning I thought I might write only one chapter on this subject, but as I started writing, I found it to be a very extensive subject. I presume that you understand that I do not write about natural fires even if I sometimes will compare the heavenly ones with the natural. In the natural we think of fire as something we should be careful with. We warn our children from playing with matches and when we are close to an open fire or a bonfire, we ask them to keep a good distance. Fire is ... (read more)

In the beginning I thought I might write only one chapter on this subject, but as I started writing, I found it to be a very extensive subject. I presume that you understand that I do not write about natural fires even if I sometimes will compare the heavenly ones with the natural. In the natural we think of fire as something we should be careful with. We warn our children from playing with matches and when we are close to an open fire or a bonfire, we ask them to keep a good distance. Fire is ... (read more)

1st of March This time I want to show you some Bible-verses that talk about peace and I will definitely recite some. This will be the last part of the theme: “False and true peace”, at least for this time. I will start with Exodus 18. Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses, had seen that Moses had way too much to do and he had given him an advice to install leaders over one thousand, one hundred, fifty and ten. People came to Moses in order to get advice since they knew that he could hear from ... (read more)

15th of February   I described last time some areas giving peace, but a false peace. I will continue to write about false peace and will eventually come to true peace. I am so thankful that true peace exists and we must remember that the Bible writes 365 times: “Fear not!”  Peace and love are the opposites of fear.   I wrote that most of the people will do almost anything in order to obtain peace, but they might use the wrong methods. Both alcohol and different drugs can give ... (read more)