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There are two spiritual realms in which we believe: 1) in the heart (subconscious) and 2) in the conscious mind, where conscience is based on a standard. Since the heart carries the wrong identity from birth, it trusts the wrong person. Salvation consists of trusting God in the conscious mind, understanding His Word correctly, and believing. In our consciousness, we examine what subconscious information comes up. Joshua encounters Christ in the guise of a warrior (Joshua 5:13

What is the problem in the human mind, and how does it affect trust and faith? We look at what trust and faith mean and how our needs determine our spirit. Rahab trusted God, hid the messengers, and thus demonstrated her faith. In Joshua 9, we read about a similar situation. We see how people recognize facts, but instead of trusting God, they trust in people. So they gather together and think that the more of them there are, the stronger they will be to fight against the appr

A spirit lives and functions by processing information that meets its needs. Thoughts are the means of transport. In order to form thoughts from information such as words, writings, images, and experiences, a standard is required, because thinking is weighing things up. And the absorption of information takes place either through faith or presumption. At rebirth, the journey of faith begins until perfection is achieved. Faith must grow until the entry into Canaan. Unfortunate

Joshua, Moses' successor, was over 20 when he left Egypt. Apart from Caleb, he was the only one who survived the 40 years of wandering in the desert. He was one of the spies who explored the land of Canaan – a faithful servant of God who knew God from his own experience and was Moses' right-hand man for a long time. God chose him to lead the people of Israel into the land of Canaan. Joshua 1:5-6 contains God's promises to him. We too can know that when we are called to a work

The tabernacle was the place where man and God met. It was meant to be a symbol that salvation cannot come from outside – it must come from within. That is why any external legislation was useless. It only revealed that human beings, in the state in which they are born, cannot keep the laws. They cannot act lovingly. They are completely incapable of doing so. What is walking according to the flesh? Human beings see things from the wrong identity. Thus, they see truth where th

Everyone thinks they see things correctly and does not realize that what they perceive is a lie rather than the truth. The lie must be destroyed and make way for the truth. We look at the spirit and its needs and how it compares to that of Jesus, who was bound to God the Father from the moment of conception. We examine how we can recognize the deception of the heart in the mind and gradually replace it with the truth. It is important to understand God – who He is and what He

From the false identity “I am God,” one can do many things right outwardly. But when it comes to our own lives, when we desperately want...

What did God's covenant with the people of Israel look like? And why was it unable to obey God? Why are we often unable to keep our...

In God's kingdom, you recognize yourself, in Satan's kingdom, you believe you are someone you are not. It is an inner lie, a...

In God's kingdom, freedom and decentralization prevail: responsibility is distributed among all. In Satan's kingdom, captivity reigns and...

The joy of leaving Egypt did not last long. The people grumbled, but with God on their side, there is always a solution. God explained to...

The people of Israel leave Egypt and head for the Red Sea. The Egyptians follow them. The Israelites walk through the sea on dry ground...

God knows no force – an inner process in the human mind whereby one attempts to do the impossible, which is only possible through...

This episode is about the plagues and how the human heart hardens. God always acts in favor of his creatures. He actively provides each...

The pharaoh does not know God and sees no reason to fear him. He lives in the darkness of evil and exercises power and control over the...

The Ten Commandments always show only one principle: where we should take and where we should give. For example, it would also have been...

The Book of Exodus describes two kingdoms: the kingdom of God (the principles of freedom) and the kingdom of Satan (the principles of...

In this series, we have seen that the images in Scripture share a central theme. Without knowledge of this theme, they remain...

The biblical images and symbols reveal a central theme: man's self-deception and his dependence on God or man. Right at the beginning,...

The Bible uses many images and symbols to lead people out of their self-deception. Examples are Ruth and Esther: Ruth, a pagan, is...