Talk:1997-05-05-Marks of the Brotherhood

Rob wrote: Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 8:51 PM

Can anyone fill in any details referenced in this question? 1) the erroneous transmission, 2) this Jeremiah speaking from the Mansion World, and 3) Rutha as a "wildfire infesting the Mission.

Regardless, I love Abraham's reply!

CALVIN: Yes, I'll dare to--see if I can make it in a way that might work, at least be on record of how you want to reply. You are aware we have had Melchizedek expectations generated by erroneous transmissions, wish fulfillment thinking and so on before. Some have the viewpoint that this Jeremiah speaking from the mansion world--and Rutha, is maybe a wildfire infesting the Mission, and others viewpoint--another viewpoint at least, is perhaps its helping us realize a realistic opening of the system circuits. Anything you would want to put on the record like Melchizedek did to help us not get too far onto one side or let us sort it out, here is a good chance maybe?

ABRAHAM: Understood. It is difficult for me to comment on. It is perhaps like Anthony's question, what was the reason for rolling the stone from the tomb? It is a matter that goes beyond our present understanding, but perhaps when we see the real learning experiences that come forth we will have been made to rejoice. 1

Gerdean wrote: Sun, Nov 18, 2012 at 11:38 PM

I have no information on (1) or (3) but I do remember reading a transcript in which Jeremiah allegedly came through Henry, talking about what a great place Mansonia is. Calvin did not say Rutha was a wildfire infesting the Mission. He suggested Jeremiah speaking from the mansion world -- and Rutha, comma, without definition as to why she was included, "is maybe a wildfire" ... The question itself is quite garbled. No wonder Abraham didn't respond with specificity.