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Group: Nashville, Tennessee
===Topic: ''Faithfulness & Morality''===
===Group: [[Nashville TeaM]]===
Teacher: HAM
==Facilitators==
===Teacher: [[Ham]]===
===TR: [[Rebecca]]===
==Session==
===Opening===
Ham: Greetings, children, friends, I am Ham and I wish to express my thanks to you for coming and to extend our welcome to you Kamal.
Ham: Greetings, children, friends, I am Ham and I wish to express my thanks to you for coming and to extend our welcome to you Kamal.
===Lesson===
Tonight, the discussion will center upon faithfulness. While it is true and even desirable that compromises should be reached in life, those who are faithful to their inner truth are eventually rewarded for remaining so. Faithfulness involves first of all the adherence to truth which is expressed as higher morality.
Tonight, the discussion will center upon faithfulness. While it is true and even desirable that compromises should be reached in life, those who are faithful to their inner truth are eventually rewarded for remaining so. Faithfulness involves first of all the adherence to truth which is expressed as higher morality.
The path of the spirit is never long traversed by the weak of heart. If you have courage, then the Father requires all you courage. If you have faithfulness, then the Father requires all you faithfulness. It is impossible to be truly devoted to the spiritual life and be half hearted or cowardly about it. The world is full of men who follow men, but there are very few men who follow God. That is all for tonight's lesson, I will answer your questions now.
The path of the spirit is never long traversed by the weak of heart. If you have courage, then the Father requires all you courage. If you have faithfulness, then the Father requires all you faithfulness. It is impossible to be truly devoted to the spiritual life and be half hearted or cowardly about it. The world is full of men who follow men, but there are very few men who follow God. That is all for tonight's lesson, I will answer your questions now.
===Dialogue===
Q: I have been trying to formulate a question, I have heard it stated that he who is given will be given more and he who has little will be taken from him. Now you say he who has courage. God requires all of it. It seems like the farther you go, the deeper you go, the more is required. There is no turning back. Is this true?
Q: I have been trying to formulate a question, I have heard it stated that he who is given will be given more and he who has little will be taken from him. Now you say he who has courage. God requires all of it. It seems like the farther you go, the deeper you go, the more is required. There is no turning back. Is this true?
Q: Ham I appreciate any advice you have for me tonight.Ham: I am happy to relate that things are really starting to come together for you more and more. Draw closer to the spirit and learn to cling to Him in the good times as well as the bad.
Q: Ham I appreciate any advice you have for me tonight.Ham: I am happy to relate that things are really starting to come together for you more and more. Draw closer to the spirit and learn to cling to Him in the good times as well as the bad.
===Closing===
If there are no further questions then I will say farewell until next week. God goes with you, ahead, beside, and behind you. You all have tremendous faith and courage that will see you through everything that you are presently experiencing and everything that is coming. Be happy.
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