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✝️  Lord Jesus Christ — The Divine Forgiveness and Restorer of the Soul 🌟  1. The Miracle of the Man Born Blind In the Gospel of John, chapter 9, we read about a man who was blind from birth. When the disciples asked Jesus, “Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” — John 9:2 Jesus answered, “Neither this man nor his parents sinned, but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.” — John 9:3 Then Lord Jesus touched the man’s eyes with clay and His divine power, saying: “Go, wash in the pool of Siloam.” The man obeyed — and suddenly, he could see. This was not only a miracle of physical healing, but also a spiritual restoration of the soul. ✨  2. Forgiveness of the Sins of Previous Births In divine understanding, blindness here symbolizes spiritual darkness — the ignorance and karmic burden that follow the soul through lifetimes. By healing the man who was blind from birth, Jesus showed that divine grace can erase all past karma,...

✝️ Early Christian Belief in Rebirth and Reincarnation — The Forgotten Truth of the Soul 🌟 Introduction The mystery of life after death has inspired seekers for thousands of years. In many ancient traditions, including the early Christian world, the soul was understood as eternal — journeying through multiple stages of existence until it was united with God. Though later centuries of Church doctrine rejected the idea, the earliest followers of Christ held a much deeper view of rebirth and reincarnation than is commonly known today. 💫  1. The Soul — Unborn and Immortal Early Christians believed that the soul is not created at birth but comes from the divine realm. It is a spark of God’s own light — unborn, imperishable, and immortal. Before entering the body, the soul already existed in the presence of God. “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.” — Jeremiah 1:5 This teaching, found in the Hebrew Scriptures, was well known among Jews in Jesus’ time. It reveals the soul’s divi...

The Imperfect Nature of Humanity and the Eternal Unity of God The light and the darkness, the right and the left, are brothers of each other. They are inseparable. All opposites in this world come from one divine source and exist together in harmony, though they may appear to be in conflict. Light reveals darkness, and darkness makes the light known. The right cannot exist without the left, nor good without the contrast of evil. These opposites are reflections of the same divine mystery — expressions of balance within creation. Therefore, those who are good are not absolutely good, and those who are bad are not absolutely bad. Life is not truly life, and death is not truly death, for all these are passing states in the cycle of divine existence. They are temporary appearances, not eternal realities. Everything that has form will one day be dissolved into its origin — the divine source from which it first came. In the end, all things return to the beginning. Yet, those who are exalted a...

⛪✝️[Pawan Upadhyay Bible] Father, Son, and Holy Spirit [Gospel  of Philip, Chapter 9]⛪✝️ Special Notes :- God is our spiritual father and Spiritual Father purifies our spirits. Spiritual Father forgives our sins. Son of God Lord Jesus Christ is the only spirit born son of the Supreme Spirit father God and God the Son Lord Jesus Christ is our Spiritual master. Holy Spirit is our spiritual mother. Spiritual mother guides us towards virtuousness. Spiritual mother nourishes our spirits. Divine Spirit is a part of the Supreme divine Spirit and Divine Spirit is one. So God the father, God the Son Lord Jesus Christ and God the Holy Spirit are one divine spirit, not three. God the father, God the Son Lord Jesus Christ and God the Holy Spirit are one holy trinity. Holy Trinity is one most high God. The Holy Trinity: One Divine Spirit God is our Spiritual Father, and as a Father, He purifies our spirits and forgives our sins. The Father is the source of all holiness and the etern...

From Slavery to Sonship: Claiming Our True Inheritance A slave seeks only one thing—freedom. His vision is limited to escape from bondage and the hope of release. But a son does not live with such narrow expectations. A son knows that he has a place in his father’s house, a share in his father’s inheritance, and a secure identity that no one can take away. This difference explains the gap between those who merely desire religion and those who truly walk in relationship with God. Many approach God only as slaves, seeking freedom from guilt, freedom from fear, or freedom from sin. They hope for relief but stop short of claiming their full inheritance. The Gospel teaches us that God is not only a Master but a Father. And those who receive Him as Father are not merely freed servants—they are children of God. Children do not beg for permission to belong; they inherit by birthright. Our inheritance in Christ is greater than freedom from sin. It is the gift of a new spiritual identity: Freedo...

Traditional Religion vs. Living Faith Religion has the power to shape societies, preserve customs, and hand down teachings across generations. But there is a difference between religion that merely preserves form and faith that awakens the soul to divine truth. Here is the contrast: 1. Source of Authority Traditional Religion: Relies on rituals, customs, and inherited teachings. Living Faith: Flows from the Spirit of God, bringing fresh revelation and inner transformation. 2. Nature of Practice Traditional Religion: Repeats ceremonies, memorizes prayers, follows external rules. Living Faith: Turns rituals into genuine worship and prayers into heartfelt communion with God. 3. Transmission Traditional Religion: Reproduces itself through outward teaching and discipline. Living Faith: Reproduces itself through spiritual birth—hearts transformed and lives renewed by the Spirit. 4. Effect on the Soul Traditional Religion: May shape outward behavior but often leaves the soul untouched. Liv...