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Chapter 9: Why Are We Here?

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Chapter 9
Why are we here?

Picture 42122452I I believe that there is only one truth, if we can agree that there is one way, we come to earth, - time and space, which is through a woman’s womb, and then we should be able to agree in the one truth that happens to us when we die.
As I have mentioned earlier, my faith is Christianity, I believe in Jesus as my Lord and the power of His name and why he came.
I believe that Jesus was the light that came and still is the light, and the Light shines on in the darkness, for the darkness has never overpowered it.(John1.5).
Having said that I don’t want to be seen as religious and I don’t follow the crowd, the truth has to be revealed to me.

The primary reason why we are here is to grow our Soul and get it closer to wholeness or oneness with God. The second or secondary reason we are here is to help and Love …show more content…

So it’s either we rely on the Holy Ghost as I like to put it, (ghost and spirit mean the same thing.) to teach us, or we down grade and fall short to religion. I don’t know about your experience, but my experience, as I mentioned earlier, was painful.
I like the amplified version of the same verse, let’s have a look. As for you, the anointing [the special gift, the preparation] which you received from Him remains [permanently] in you, and you have no need for anyone to teach you. But just as His anointing teaches you [giving you insight through the presence of the Holy Spirit] about all things, and is true and is not a lie, and just as His anointing has taught you, [a]you must remain in Him [being rooted in Him, knit to Him].

The line I want to focus on here is where it says that the anointing giving us insight through the Holy Spirit. Revelation is another word for in sight and when I read the bible that’s what I am looking for. I also like to call it reading between the

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