Chapter Conferences
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December 19, 1962-January 15, 1963
The talk primarily explores the themes of inner purity, sanctity, and humility within the context of spiritual practice. It emphasizes the importance of living according to the law of the kingdom, as represented by inner truth and integrity, while highlighting the dangers of pride in spiritual achievements. The discussion culminates in a reflection on the continuous glorification of God through genuine humility, attributing all goodness to divine origin rather than personal merit.
- Referenced Texts and Concepts:
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Jeremiah: The speaker references the covenant mentioned by Jeremiah, illustrating the internalization of divine law and its necessity in spiritual practice.
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Central Teachings:
- Inner Purity: The importance of maintaining a pure heart and thoughts as a foundation for spiritual growth.
- Avoidance of Pride: A warning against pride in personal spiritual accomplishments and the emphasis on humility.
- Spiritual Integrity: Living truthfully and without deceit toward oneself and others, in alignment with spiritual laws.
AI Suggested Title: "Humble Hearts, Divine Truths"
and we tie them, say, a status, you know, which is the kingdom that's great. in trouble.
[02:21]
in his heart and then uses no deceit in his thoughts. deceit in his store, who are no believed ill of his neighbor, and therefore does not do any evil to his neighbor. That is then the wholeness of that sanctity, which is proper to the tabernacle, those who dwell in the tabernacle. But then is another, that is the general law.
[04:17]
Then he hath taken the evil spirit, attenteth him, he that is inside, I mean, the law of the kingdom is written inside. As Jeremiah says, a lot of covenant I shall make, and that covenant is not of the evil spirit into which we are exposed, and there be our aptitude is that constant suggestions as they arrive, and dashes them to pieces on the rock that is Christ.
[05:31]
That rock, thank God, is, of course, in us. That is the rock on which we stand. Such men, but then comes the last, you know, first is that inner, I can say, inner puritas in the law of the kingdom, then comes the last critical moment, and that is that one gets proud of one's achievement.
[06:43]
Such men as these, that is then indicated in the last sentence, fearing the law, the glory. So it's very clear, this whole beautiful, wonderful thing. If we look forward into the new year, another year of dwelling in the tabernacle and of living as an and therefore energy and decisiveness in meeting
[08:34]
the triumph, but what is that triumph? Not dust of our own good works, but the glorification of God in the fear of the Lord, realizing that everything that is good in us comes from God and not from the moon. And in that way then we are able out of the wholeness of our heart to be really, fully glory
[09:31]
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