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7.20.2011

Three sources

Three sources:

Word of God (AV1611)
C Influence
General Revelation

So, as an example, if you're a novelist, say, you'd learn the Bible and biblical doctrine completely (actual complete readings of the Bible, and the real hardcore doctrine, Federal Theology, Calvinism, Doctrines of Grace, Five Solas, Covenant Theology).

Then you'd learn and do the Work so as to contact C Influence (because you have to do the Work, i.e. be in the third state of consciousness or higher, to be able to contact C Influence).

Then you'd use General Revelation as your material: women, cities, nature, war, etc...., human nature, the ways of the world... (You'd also learn from General Revelation, of course, in your development over the course of your life, and General Revelation includes great literature.)

Posted by c.t. at 16:33