B.D.-No. 1906

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Accept the christian doctrine within yourselves and do not search in an area which is unfathomable for you and which can only be entered by those whom I have chosen for it. Admittedly, everything shall be made accessible to you and if you struggle in faithful prayer to gain knowledge I will give it to you, for you shall become knowledgeable in order to be able to pass this knowledge on to those who, like you, hungrily desire the truth. Yet what I give you corresponds to your earthly life, i.e., the prerequisite is always worthiness, that is, the shaping of the soul which harbours My spirit within itself, and the sincere will to serve Me. Anyone who tries to remedy spiritual hardship with the knowledge he has gained about his neighbour, i.e. who wants to raise humanity's spiritual state to a higher level, will be driven to his spiritual research by pure neighbourly love and he will be considered unlimited. However, anyone who tries to penetrate an area out of pure ego desire, i.e. who only links a certain intention to it, i.e. the goal of the research is merely the human being himself.... if he only researches and questions for his own sake, then the human being is not completely free from earthly desire. For he does not desire the truth for the sake of the truth, but his purpose and goal is merely the overthrow of the existing and the desire to display an extraordinary seeming maturity, and this does not meet with My approval. To assist one's fellow human being and to introduce him to the right knowledge must lie within the human being's will in order to recognize the pure truth. However, if his own heart is not yet receptive to divine truth then it will hardly be able to distinguish the spiritual state of the person himself. He believes himself to be knowledgeable and yet is far removed from real knowledge. And what he believes to possess is incomprehensible in his way of speaking. Man ventures into areas for which earthly knowledge is inadequate. He makes assertions that he can never prove; it is a high degree of spiritual arrogance. However, humility should lie dormant in the depths of the heart, which now attracts the work of the holy spirit.... The spiritual ear, the heart, should listen, receive and pass on. But man should not seek to touch that which is also offered as a divine gift to those who believe they are standing in the pure truth. They will soon recognize the invalidity of their views if the events of world affairs follow one another in such a way that the credibility of what was previously spread by unqualified people, namely by those who, due to a lack of maturity of soul, are unable to receive the pure divine word and therefore only reproduce what was received without God and can therefore never be the pure truth....

Amen

Translated by: Doris Boekers

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