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Grace - The Spirit of Truth Leading Us into All Truth

   “My grace is sufficient for you,” the Master told the apostle Paul.  His grace/favor—His shining down on Paul was really all Paul needed.  It was sufficient for him.  It is all that counts.  With it we can do all things.  Without Him smiling down and helping us with His kind touch we can’t do anything.

One of the most important aspects of the Truth that the Father will reveal is the Son.  He will make it known and will shed light as to just what He  is talking about when He says the word “Son.”  And the Father will reveal the mystery of His Son to whomsoever He will!  And the Son will reveal just who the Father is to whomsoever He will! (Matt 11: 27).  If Yahweh has our names written in heaven, then He will show us the way.  He will show us that He (the Great Spirit-in-human-form) is the way, the path to get to the Spirit/Father.

Oh, to have our names written down in heaven!  Oh, that He is so benevolent, so merciful and forgiving of all of our sins and iniquities, that He is so quick to forgive our short comings, so quick to encourage, for He knows our frame is dust, that we are weaker than water.  Oh, that He knows us before we were ever born, before our mothers ever moaned and cried to bring us into the world, He knew us!

We were in His heart, in His vision of what would take place here on earth, that He would personally redeem a small  remnant  of  people from the vast catalog of flesh and that He would lead them on a right path for His name’s purpose or cause, for His name’s sake, for the showing forth and making known of what His name means.

He leads us on the right way, helping us along every step of the way so that the purpose of what His name means will come to light: He, Yahweh, is the Savior of a needy people, of a people who, rather, know they have a need, and that need is His presence within.  And when He comes inside us, His temple, then the mystery begins to lift, and we see that with Him we can do something that is lasting and meaningful.

“Few there will be to find this way of truth,” the Master said.  He spoke in parables, dark sayings, so that multitudes could hear the words about the timeless precious teachings about His kingdom, but not perceive what the mysteries of the kingdom were all about.

The disciples asked Him about this.  The crowds can’t understand the mysteries you are talking about.  Why do you teach this way—in parables?  And He replied that it was given to them to understand the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven but to those who are without the gift from above which contains the understanding of the mysteries of the kingdom—without that favor of the Father above, the favor that you have been given—a person just cannot receive the light.

The parables, we’ve been told, are little stories to make it easier to understand biblical principles.  That is wrong; it is just the opposite; He taught in parables so that those who were supposed to understand would, and those who were not meant to understand, would not.

And so it comes down to the present truth at hand—in your hand right now.  We have to believe that we are one of the chosen ones that He is revealing truth to.  The following truth contained herein is not for the masses; it is only for a few.  Prove all things here in prayerful pose.

Be slow to reject at first glance.  When the Spirit of truth is come He will lead us into all truth.  And He, the Spirit, Yahshua the Messiah said, will speak of Him, Yah in human form.  If we believe that we have “all truth” right now, then if the Spirit of truth were to show us more truth, we would reject it thinking we had it all!

But if we confess that we don’t have but the little bit that He has been so gracious to give us, then when the Spirit of truth shares with us, we will be less likely to reject the truth about the “Son”.  For the Spirit of truth, when He shall come, shall speak of Me,” said the Savior.  That is the litmus test as to which “Spirit of truth” is the real one: “When the Spirit of truth is come, He will speak of Me.”