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Love Your Enemies
When separate, wisdom and knowledge are barren and unfruitful. When joined, they are infinite because they continue. Therefore, wisdom and knowledge cannot compete against each other because only together do they become complete and therefore are one (Glossary, Pg. 366). Nothing in this world is more desirable than acquiring wisdom—understanding and putting knowledge to wise…
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While Competing, Part 3
You have heard that it has been said, You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy. But I say unto you, love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them who falsely accuse you and persecute you, that you may be the children of…
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Stuck In The Mud
Here are some questions that might be worth considering: Who speaks for us as a body of Covenant Christian women? Who determines where the women are in this ambiguous process? Who determines how long this focus group will last for? When are you allowed to draw a conclusion regarding an issue and consider it resolved…
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While Competing, Part 2
Is there any other way to prove your loyalty to God than by following Him? So, my dear people, I know if you follow the Son with all your heart — without being hypocritical or deceptive before God but acting with pure intent, repenting of your sins, showing to the Father you are willing to…
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Clarification
In a conversation I had today, I was made aware of some things that I would like to address here: I am nobody and nothing. I am a seeker of truth and in the act of seeking, I write in the hopes that what I discover can benefit others as well. I do not consider…
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While Competing
In Denver’s 9th Parable, there is a King who loves his people and wishes to improve their health and vigor. To do so, he proposes a competition where “all would have to compete.” Why? To “test the citizen’s loyalty” and to “improve the lives of the citizens.” The King admitted that the skills displayed in…
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Discussion Groups or Pondering & Praying
In a blog post back in 2012, Denver wrote about discussion groups. The greatest mischief of discussion groups lies in the mistaken impression that collective effort will help the individual in their personal journey. The path to God is solitary. It is between the individual and the Lord. Groups create an artificial environment. The stage erected…
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Forgive & Forget
IN the Covenant of Christ, Nephi’s prayer is a roadmap that outlines the escape from the valley of sorrow and back to the path to God: Then, if I’ve seen such great things, if the Lord — who descends from His high position to help mankind — if He has visited me with so much…
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Deference & Brown-Nosing
In the beginning of the June 20th revelation, the Lord says to Denver: As you have considered comments from others you have feared man more than me. The corruption of scripture has been caused by men fearing others and failing to heed my word. I believe, though directed at Denver, we can benefit from applying this to ourselves as well. Fearing…
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Desiring Zion
If someone says that they are not working to create Zion, don’t spend time thinking about how they can contribute to making Zion happen and isn’t impatient to flee Babylon, my first thought is “why are they even here, then?” And I don’t mean that rudely. It’s a genuine question because when I ask myself…
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