A Gift from Nanci

Search and you shall find. Nanci a good friend here in Costa Rica gave to me a book as a gift a few days ago. I had gave to her several gifts of what she can use physically, like I just gave her a cooler with wheels to go to the ocean each morning to watch the sun rise. Her birthday is the 20^th so it can be useful for her. In return she went beyond this, and gave me a book, “Conversations with God”,  By Neale Donald Walsh.

So much truth, and wisdom, I found that I got the best, of the best gifts, one could ever receive. It brings to light many of the things, I think and say, that to say it grabbed me, would be an understatement. When one sees something that rings true, regardless where one finds it, proves again there are no coincident in our life’s.

The first one that stood out to me was the teachings we receive that we are all sinners and come from sin, it is born in us.  If one believes in God then they know that God made us  in his image. We had a choice then as today, if we received from God that which he is, then we have to know we are gave love. So, if we chose sin, as our heredity, not love, we  chose the opposite of love, which means we chose the other of the two handed to us. Is that by itself not a sin?

Going further; if one believes Jesus died on the cross to save us from sins, we have to consider more than that which we had been told. Before that moment in history, that moment in time, that which had been gave to us before was forgiven. So, the Ten Commandments were before this time. Right? All was forgiven, and if those were analyzed and thought about, if we are gave the ability to choose, why was we commanded these things? You cannot have both, you either have a choice, or a commandment, but one is insisting on something, the other gives us a choice. Which is it?

If one believes Jesus Christ then one has to understand that his dyeing for us was not just part, but all before him changed, from the old to the new. Now we are in grace not laws, not what was, but what is.

A Messenger,

Verl K.

Remember I am a messenger not a preacher, not a profit, only a man with a message only. What you receive, what you take from me are words, only. The meaning that you put to these words, are for you to only, for consideration. Not a conclusion but a thing that can be light in a world of causes.