[FairfieldLife] Re: The Balm of Gilead, John Willison, 1742
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings The joy that from Thy presence springs; --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Yifu yifuxero@ wrote: Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. . . THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray for such a time Om Yes, let us work for such times for all! And, that in the spiritual work there are not things Negative and unhelpful to how we live our lives in a spiritual journey of balance and harmony aimed at the growth and perfection of the soul while here on earth? Yes certainly there are! Yes it is so that there is virtuous and sinful to spiritual life. -Buck in the Dome Yes indeed like, as our virtuous Alex Stanley thus shows us here; We quote Mr. Stanley: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Alex Stanley wrote: I probably would have enjoyed it, and I hope it was recorded.. But, with my life so completely focused on Vedic purity, I was in bed by 9pm and unable to attend. Needless to say, and going to bed early greatly improves my quality of life. That's fabulous. Good example of spiritual virtue and what be sinfulness. ...And for instance there is Nablusoss here. This is most instructive: [ ] 9PM is truly impressive, a goal I could never achieve even on Purusha, now using 'living in a city' as a lame excuse. Tisk, Tisk. In the good work of spiritual life virtue triumphs. Needless to say, going to bed early greatly improves my quality of life. -Buck in the Dome
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Balm of Gilead, John Willison, 1742
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings The joy that from Thy presence springs; --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Yifu yifuxero@ wrote: Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. . . THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray for such a time Om Yes, let us work for such times for all!
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Balm of Gilead, John Willison, 1742
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck dhamiltony2k5@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings The joy that from Thy presence springs; --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Yifu yifuxero@ wrote: Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. . . THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray for such a time Om Yes, let us work for such times for all! And, that in the spiritual work there are not things Negative and unhelpful to how we live our lives in a spiritual journey of balance and harmony aimed at the growth and perfection of the soul while here on earth?
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Balm of Gilead, John Willison, 1742
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck dhamiltony2k5@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings The joy that from Thy presence springs; --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Yifu yifuxero@ wrote: Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. . . THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray for such a time Om Yes, let us work for such times for all! And, that in the spiritual work there are not things Negative and unhelpful to how we live our lives in a spiritual journey of balance and harmony aimed at the growth and perfection of the soul while here on earth? Yes certainly there are! Yes it is so that there is virtuous and sinful to spiritual life. -Buck in the Dome
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Balm of Gilead, John Willison, 1742
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings The joy that from Thy presence springs; --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Yifu yifuxero@ wrote: Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. . . THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray for such a time Om Yes, let us work for such times for all! And, that in the spiritual work there are not things Negative and unhelpful to how we live our lives in a spiritual journey of balance and harmony aimed at the growth and perfection of the soul while here on earth? Yes certainly there are! Yes it is so that there is virtuous and sinful to spiritual life. -Buck in the Dome Yes indeed like, as our virtuous Alex Stanley thus shows us here; We quote Mr. Stanley: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Alex Stanley wrote: I probably would have enjoyed it, and I hope it was recorded.. But, with my life so completely focused on Vedic purity, I was in bed by 9pm and unable to attend. Needless to say, and going to bed early greatly improves my quality of life.
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Balm of Gilead, John Willison, 1742
Yes! OMG! It's what I've been trying to tell you all. -Buck in the Dome Great Unified Field, attend while Zion sings The joy that from Thy presence springs; --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Yifu yifuxero@... wrote: Willison was a preacher in the Church of Scotland. . . THE BALM OF GILEAD, by John Willison, 1742. A day of the ministration of the Spirit would bring many rare and rich blessings along with it, such as the discoveries of the Redeemer's glory, convictions of the evil and vileness of sin, many crowns of victory and triumph to Christ, great additions to his friends and followers. Then gospel-light would shine clear, saving knowledge increase, ignorance and error vanish, riches of free grace would be displayed, and Satan be bound up. Then ministers and ordinances would be lively, secure sinners would be awakened, dead souls would live, heard hearts would be melted, strong lusts subdued, and many sons and daughters born to God. Such a day would heal divisions, cement breaches, make us all of one heart and mind, and bring down Heaven to earth. This would redress our grievances, remove our complaints, and unite, Christs's scattered flock. It would make true religion and holy persons to be in esteem, vice to be in disgrace, and iniquity as ashamed to hide its face. Then sabbaths and communions would be days of heaven. Prayers and praise, spiritual converse, talking of Christ and redeeming love, would be our chiefest delight. Oh, then, pray for such a time
