Cities create narratives that the collective flows in the boundaries of, and is in effect, the collective consciousness that defines what is good and evil for those caught in this narrative, just as much as it is for one who is caught in the narrative of the churchs present understanding, that they hold on to as if it were something that they could lose. Not until one goes without the camp, or without the city can one see clear enough to understand the path that Jesus walked out in its manifold symbolisms. This is the present call to come out of Babylon and be not partakers of her sins, which is not only a call to come out of the present church system, but a call to come out of our souls perception of what the truth is. It is a leaving the holy place and entering into the most holy place where we find our soul again. Scott Husted
Posted on: Wed, 06 Nov 2013 17:53:32 +0000
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