Truth Through Faith
For it is the nature of knowledge to remove doubt, and likewise perfect understanding requireth no faith for it causeth one to know not believe.
It is for this reason beloved, that faith must be doubtless, if not so, then it is weak and disbursable and one cannot come to the knowledge of the truth. Yea, doubt and faith cannot coexist. Thus, faith at is end, is either lost unto doubt, or the substance thereof is realized and becometh knowledge.
But lo, the vain pursuits of learned men to know the secrets of this world though observation alone leadeth to vain and foolish understanding which deceive the senses of the body and justifies only the purpose of the flesh. Thus, knowledge built only upon reason and observation proclaimeth knowledge at the expense of faith, yet exerciseth not that which is requisite for knowing; for by its limitation can only offer a truth for which there is a vain illusion of evidence.
Wherefore the end of reason and deduction doth constrain the progress of understanding and foolishly seeketh knowledge as conclusion--bringing both and end to faith and understanding.
Hear me now oh faithless people, ye faithless generation. Repent and seeketh the truth through righteousness and faith. Yea, for it is faith which doth burn as a belief and compels thee unto action and leadeth thee to eternal life.
Wherefore, he who findeth the word, findeth truth, and he who findeth truth , findeth understanding, and he who findeth understanding findeth Life. And behold my children He who seeketh and findeth Life findeth the knowledge of all things which I the Lord give unto my children line upon line and precept by precept.
Beloved, If thou shouldst ever lose faith, lose faith because thou hast come to know me, because the evidence of what thou hast not seen is revealed in thine understanding of the Lord thy God for ever and ever Amen.
8-3-2016
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