Firm faith secures unlimited power.... Lawfulness....

Nothing is impracticable if you stand in rock-solid faith. He Who created you, His power is unlimited. All His beings came into existence from this power, and likewise the Creator can place His power in His creatures provided they have the will to work with God and for Him. Whatever the human being now sets out to do he will succeed, he completely entrusts himself to God, he seemingly does all actions of his own accord but is guided by God, so that he therefore only carries out what is divine will. And the divine will shall never be different from the will of an earthly child which is intimately devoted to God, for this will is only something of its own, independent, as long as the human being believes himself conscious of his own strength and able to master everything on his own. However, if he surrenders himself, that is, his will, to God in humility and weakness, this will is now God's property and He now directs and guides it according to His divine counsel. And consequently, all thoughts and actions must now correspond to God's will so that the human being always follows the urge of his heart, that is, carries out what his will tells him to do. For he now, so to speak, gives his body, so that God makes use of it and thus works through it. He is now completely seized (filled?) by divine power, nothing is impossible for him, whatever he undertakes. It is divine spirit which now guides the human being, even though everything about him appears earthly and completely conforms to earthly laws. For God always works within the framework of lawfulness so as not to force people to believe through extraordinary events, yet a stream of strength will flow to the earthly human being which will allow him to master the seemingly insurmountable with ease. However, faith has to be firm.... a person who does not fully entrust himself to God with faith will not open his heart to the influx of strength either, his unbelief or slight doubt is an obstacle and thus God cannot work in the human being according to His will. However, in order to be able to call the deepest faith his own, a person must pray fervently and persistently that God will reveal Himself to him in His glory, that He will have mercy on him and intervene to help where the earthly child threatens to fail. And God hears the prayer of the weak one the sooner the more humbly and helplessly he hands himself over to Him. He will not abandon a pleading earthly child in the adversity of its soul, and He will strengthen its faith at the right time, for He is powerful and wants humanity to believe in His power, and thus He proves this by speaking to people through His servants and also by working through deeds.... thus transferring His power to all those who are faithfully devoted to Him, and joyfully submit their will to Him....

Amen

Translated by: Sven Immecke

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