Lent – Day 36
March 30th, 2010
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THE FIRE OF GOD
36th Day, Tuesday. Read Acts 2:1-21.
Fire represents the positive, affirmative state of mind, as opposed to the negative or watery state.
The fire of God (Holy Spirit) is the Word of God in action. It burns out the dross of negation in consciousness, and reveals Christ. Tongues of fire represent the illumination of thought, in demonstration of Spirit’s presence and power. The flame of fire symbolizes the light of intuition that burns in our heart.
While the light of intuition (flame of fire) burns in our heart, there is no loss of substance. In thinking there is a vibratory process that uses up nerve tissue, but in the wisdom that comes from the heart this “bush” or tissue is not consumed. This is “holy ground,” or substance in Divine Mind. When man approaches this he must take off from his understanding all limited thoughts of the Absolute (”put off thy shoes from off thy feet”).
Spiritual fire is a symbol of the destruction of evil and error. The fire of Spirit never ceases its life-giving, purifying glow. In it all error is burned up in consciousness and the purified man then manifests this “fire” as eternal life.
I have the assurance that I shall not be left partially cleansed, that the purifying work will be complete. “Our God is a consuming fire,” also He is life, love, substance, power, intelligence, Truth.
In the name of Jesus Christ, I affirm: “The Holy Spirit flares its cleansing, purifying flames throughout soul and body, and I am made whole and perfect.”
Questions:
1. What does fire represent?
2. What is the fire of God?
3. What does the fire of God do?
4. What must we do when we approach holy ground?
The works of Spirit are always constructive. I am not afraid to be on fire with the idea of God; I am not afraid to be consumed with a desire for greater light and Truth.
Remember, God is Blessing You, Right Now!
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Article Series - Lent
- Keep a True Lent
- Lent - Day 1 (Ash Wednesday)
- Lent - Day 2
- Lent - Day 3
- Lent - Day 4
- First Sunday in Lent
- Lent - Day 5
- Lent - Day 6
- Lent - Day 7
- Lent - Day 8
- Lent - Day 9
- Lent - Day 10
- Second Sunday in Lent
- Lent - Day 11
- Lent - Day 12
- Lent - Day 13
- Lent - Day 14
- Lent - Day 15
- Lent - Day 16
- Third Sunday in Lent
- Lent - Day 17
- Lent - Day 18
- Lent - Day 19
- Lent - Day 20
- Lent - Day 21
- Lent - Day 22
- Fourth Sunday in Lent
- Lent - Day 23
- Lent - Day 24
- Lent - Day 25
- Lent - Day 26
- Lent - Day 27
- Lent - Day 28
- Fifth (Passion) Sunday in Lent
- Lent - Day 29
- Lent - Day 30
- Lent - Day 31
- Lent - Day 32
- Lent - Day 33
- Lent - Day 34
- Palm Sunday
- Lent - Day 35
- Lent - Day 36
- Lent - Day 37
- Lent - Day 38
- Lent - Day 39 (Good Friday)
- Lent - Day 40
- Easter Sunday














Today’s lesson is sincerely appreciated .It provides me with the heeded inner strenght to do my tasks today.My you continue to blessed with abundance.