>>12180987 (pb)

https://biblehub.com/1_corinthians/5-4.htm

I get why people say that "the Bible is full of contradictions", but that is, imo, a superficial understanding.

As for the telepathic remark, I have found that most odd phenomena that people try to accomplish with drugs or technology (remote viewing, teleportation, restoring life, etc.) were done by Jesus and other Bible figures.

Not sure this is precisely an example of telepathy, but for a while now, I have wondered about how the presence of Paul's spirit could have been recognized by the people in this Bible passage. (pic related)

>>12181298

Isn't this the "problem" (not sure it is truly a problem)? Observing the thing changes it.

https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Philippians%202%3A13

>>12181273

Our "will" directs our action (force). If our will is yielded/conformed/connected to the "will of God" our actions move reality in the desired direction, I think.

Part of my awakening has been the constant refrain in my mind "What do you want?". This question (which was asked by Jesus in some notable situations) awakens the will of the person asked.

Psalm 37:4 Speaks of how God gives you the desires of your heart when you delight yourself in Him. I think this is meant in two senses: 1. He gives you what you want when it aligns with His will which it does when you are delighting yourself in Him 2. He works in your heart attitudes so that you desire what He wants.

https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2020/may-web-only/conspiracy-theories-qanon-bible-christians-jesus.html

This is many months old. Makes me realize what a threat truthers are to the "powers that be". Why would Q anon be such a threat if it was a "larp"? In any case, reading the drops and getting on this board has inspired me to hope and to action. More importantly, I've been praying more specifically and renewing spiritual disciplines like Bible reading.