The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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 To those who can receive the inwardness of My meaning, to them will it be given to know that they too can be fellow-sharers of My Crucifixion, and so fellow-sharers in Salvation. To those who can receive the inwardness of My meaning, to them will it be given to know that they too can be fellow-sharers of My Crucifixion, and so fellow-sharers in Salvation.
  
-Again, My faithful workers do indeed err when they teach that pain is not of My intent. This is not so! Such teaching is in reality superficial—and I know most acceptable to some; but he who probes in thought will come to realize the meaning and depth of pain, and how by it alone can man grow to understand My Character, My Manner of Education, and My Power of Salvation. +Again, My faithful workers do indeed err when they teach that pain is not of My intent. This is not so! Such teaching is in reality superficial—and I know most acceptable to some; but he who probes in thought will come to realize the meaning and depth of pain, and how by it alone can man grow to understand My Character, My Manner of Education, and My Power of Salvation.—By the Author of The Silent Voice.
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