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For a better Understanding of God’s Ways & Will A Parable regarding the lacking submission to God’s Will 55. A father lived with one of his sons, whom he loved deeply, in a distant country. 56. The son became sick, and when the father saw that he was in danger, he brought him on a hill, where an old man lived, who directed the destinies of that country, and when he arrived at his feet, he said to the old man: “My son is sick, and my greatest desire is that he may recover; because if he dies, I too would die of pain.” 57. “Your son will be healthy and full of life and strength when you return home”, the old man replied, and while he said these words, he touched the sick one, and he became healthy.” 58. After returning home, the father saw his son healthy and full of power. Time passed, and the son felt strong and arrogant. He went astray and took poisonous fruits that made his body and mind sick. He no longer appreciated his father, and his heart had only feelings of hatred and destruction. 59. When his father saw him lost in this abyss of wickedness, he went back to the hill, and said to the old man: “Venerable old man, my son has gotten on the wrong track, which lead him into the abyss.” 60. The old man asked him: “Why are you crying?” 61. “I cry at the sight of the degeneracy of my son. I was hoping that his spirit would be taken from this world, but this moment will not come, and I can endure his wickedness no longer.” 62. The old man replied: “You had asked that he may remain alive. It would have been time back then, that his life on earth had come to an end. But now you must learn to ask in the right way and submit yourself to My will.” (End of the parable). Source: The Book of the true Life – Teaching 7… Verses 55-62 *** Another Parable… The Lord’s Ways are not our Ways 46. I wish that the earth be filled with men of good will, which are the fruits of love. 47. Destroy the Sodom and Gomorrah of this time, do not allow your heart to become accustomed to their sins and do not do the same as their citizens did. 48. In this way, I prepare you during the third era, for the multitudes that I announced to you will come. 49. Each one shall take the role that is assigned to him, and now hear My Teaching in a parable… 50. “A Spirit full of light, purity and innocence was before God, and he talked to his Lord: “Father, tell me, what is my task, for I long to serve You.” And the Lord tenderly replied to him: “Be patient, I will unify a man and a woman on earth, and from their unification, a son will be born, in which you will incarnate, so that you, as a human being, will gather experiences during the trials of the world. You will feel the tenderness of a mother and the loving assistance of a father close to you.” 51. The spirit was happy and waited. In the meantime, the Lord unified a man and a woman through the bond of love, and then he sent them together on their life’s journey. 52. A new living creature germinated in the bosom of the woman, and then, the Lord sent that spirit to take on flesh in this body, and in the ninth month, he came into the world. The mother was radiant with joy, and the father looked at him with pride. That son was the work of both, he was the fruit of their love. The woman felt herself strong, and the man felt a little similar to his creator. Both dedicated themselves to the fostering of that tender heart. 53. The spirit that gave life to the son beamed when he gazed upon the sweet expression of his mother and the firm yet loving countenance of his father. 54. Time passed, and the father departed from the love nest during his life’s struggles, he went astray, going so far until he was lost and left rags of his garment in the thorny bushes. He ate poisonous fruits and he defoliated the flowers he found on his way. When he felt sick and depressed, he thought of the loved ones he had abandoned. He attempted to go back and look for them, yet he lacked the strength. But then he gathered all his strength, he dragged himself and tumbled on the long journey, finally arriving at the gates of his home. The wife welcomed him in her arms with tears in her eyes, the son was sick and lying on his deathbed. 55. When the father saw his dying son, he begged the Divine Mercy for his son’s health, desperately tearing his hair, slandering and blaspheming. Yet that spirit loosed himself from his body and went into the beyond. The parents remained desolate and they blamed themselves for the misfortune that had come upon them, on a rotational basis… He, because he left them and she, because she was not able to hold him back. 56. When that spirit arrived in the presence of his Creator, he said: “Father, why did You take me out of the arms of that sweet mother, who shed tears and became desperate on account of my loss?” The Lord answered him: “Wait, be patient, because you will return to the same bosom, once those two have recognized their mistakes and understood My Law.” 57. The man und the woman continued to live together, lonely, and within themselves regretted their trespasses. Then they were once again surprised, when they felt the signs of a new child coming. God let the spirit once again return to that bosom, and he said to him: “Be in that body, which is being prepared for life, and refresh yourself once again in that bosom.” 58. The parents, considering the firstborn lost, did not know that he had returned into their midst. Yet the emptiness which the first son left was filled by the second one, joy and peace returned to the bosom of that home, the mother smiled again and the father was delighted. 59. Now the man was afraid to depart from his own and he made an effort to surround them with love as he stayed with them. But time passed, and he forgot his previous experiences and, tempted by bad friends, he gave into vices and temptations. The wife rebuked him and began to reject him. The home turned into a battlefield. Soon, the man was laying low, defeated, sick and weakened, whereas the woman left the child alone in his cradle, going out, looking for bread for the innocent child and for the nourishment of her companion, who did not know how to love them, nor how to protect them. She endured humiliation and abuse, she went through perils and withstood the lusts of ill-disposed men, and in this way, she obtained the daily bread for her loved ones. 60. God had compassion with the innocent spirit, and before he opened his eyes to the light of understanding, God called him back once again. But as the spirit came to stand before his Lord, he told Him full of pain: “Father, again You have pried me away from the arms I love. Behold how difficult my destiny is. Now I ask You to let me stay in either their bosom or Your bosom forever, but do not have me go back and forth anymore, I am tired.” 61. When the man awoke from his apathy, he looked upon a new image of pain… his wife cried, heartbroken at the bed, upon which the second son was lying, dead. The man wanted to take his life, yet the wife stopped him, saying: “Do not lay hands on your life, recognize that we ourselves are the cause, that God takes our children away.” The man calmed down, for he recognized that, within those words, a light of truth was contained. The days passed and brought rest to their hearts, painfully thinking back, remembering their children that have passed from them, the joy of their home, though it had since then sunk into desolation. 62. Then, the spirit asked his Lord: “Father, will You send me to earth once again?” “Yes”, the Lord said to him, “and as often as it is necessary, until those hearts are polished.” When the spirit incarnated again, his body was sick, because his mother was sick, and his father also. With a plea for relief, the spirit elevated himself to the Father from his bed of pain. This time, he did not see the light of the world, there was no smile on the lips of his parents, only tears in their eyes. The mother cried from morning to evening at the cradle of the child, while the father was feeling wholly remorseful, and pain pierced his heart when he saw that the son had inherited his own infirmity. 63. Short was the stay of the spirit in that sickly flesh, and he returned to the presence of the Lord. 64. Loneliness surrounded the couple, but the pain had united them as never before, their hearts loved one another und they promised each other to walk together until the end of their life’s journey. The man fulfilled his duties, she took care of her husband, and both recovered from their sicknesses. 65. They did not believe that God would once again grant them a son, but lo and behold, as the Lord saw physical and spiritual health blooming within them, He sent them that spirit as a reward for the self-denial of the woman and the betterment of the man, and a body arose from the woman’s bosom, fresh like a flower bud, overflowing that home with happiness and peace. 66. The man and the woman thanked their Lord on their knees, crying from joy, while that patient and tame spirit smiled through the son, saying to God: “Lord, do not separate me anymore from my parents. There is peace in my home, love in their hearts, warmth in my cradle, milk and honey in the breast of my mother, bread on the table. My father caresses me, and in his hands he has the tools for work. Bless us.” And the Lord blessed them with jubilation in His Spirit, and He left them unified in one ‘body’, in one heart and in one will.” (End of the parable) Source: The Book of the true Life – Teaching 38… Verses 46-66 |
เพื่อความเข้าใจที่ดียิ่งขึ้นในวิถีทางและน้ำพระทัยของพระเจ้า อุปมาเกี่ยวกับการขาดการยอม 55. พ่อคนหนึ่งอาศัยอยู่กับลูกชาย 56. บุตรชายล้มป่วย และเมื่อ 57. ชายชราตอบว่า “เมื่อเจ้า 58. เมื่อกลับถึงบ้าน บิดาก็เห็น 59. เมื่อบิดาเห็นเขาหลงอยู่ใน 60. ชายชราจึงถามเขาว่า 61. “ข้าร้องไห้เมื่อเห็นความ 62. ชายชราตอบว่า “ครั้งนั้น ที่มา: หนังสือแห่งชีวิตแท้จริง *** อุปมาอีกบทหนึ่ง… วิถีทางของ 46. เราปรารถนาให้แผ่นดิน 47. จงทำลายโสโดมและโกโมราห์ 48. ด้วยวิถีนี้ เราจึงเตรียมเจ้า 49. แต่ละคนจะได้รับบทบาทที่ 50. “มีวิญญาณดวงหนึ่ง เปี่ยม 51. วิญญาณนั้นมีความสุขและ 52. สิ่งมีชีวิตใหม่ได้ก่อตัวขึ้นใน 53. วิญญาณที่ประทานชีวิต 54. กาลเวลาผ่านไป บิดาได้ 55. เมื่อบิดาเห็นบุตรชายใกล้ 56. เมื่อวิญญาณนั้นมายืนอยู่ 57. ชายและหญิงยังคงอยู่ร่วมกัน 58. บิดามารดาที่ถือว่าบุตรคนแรก 59. ครานี้ชายผู้นั้นกลัวที่จะละทิ้ง 60. พระเจ้าทรงมีความเมตตาต่อ 61. เมื่อชายผู้นั้นตื่นจากความ 62. แล้ววิญญาณนั้นทูลถาม 63. วิญญาณนั้นพำนักอยู่ใน 64. ความโดดเดี่ยวโอบล้อมคู่สามี 65. พวกเขาไม่เชื่อว่าพระเจ้า 66. ชายและหญิงคู่นั้นคุกเข่า ที่มา: หนังสือแห่งชีวิตแท้จริง |
