Enlightenedtruth
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I am going to copy and paste a document that I wrote for a local pastor; that preacher rejected the whole concept, because how could an undereducated old hillbilly know anything about anything. There is a Power in the Word, an understanding that was given to the Teachers; and it is something that a husband and wife can share. Believe it, or not; try it and you might be surprised.
There is a Power in the Written Word that most people have no awareness of; a Power that can be spoken out loud with an extraordinary effect. My own lessons in using the Word were limited; but I can give instruction on the subject.
All those old archaic words in the Bible; thee, thine, whence, doth, unto; etc (my only copy of the Bible has removed all those special words); are in fact Word’s of Power. When read they touch the soul in a very special way; but when spoken out loud the effect can be astonishing. If a person understands what they are for, how to use them properly; and with a bit of practice.
If you wrote a sermon that would take approximately 20 minutes to speak, on the subject of hope. Then went through and changed out as many words as you could with those old archaic Words; without putting so many as to make any of it seem unnatural. Then you would need to practice speaking the sermon putting as much of your own passion into your voice as you could muster, especially when you spoke those Words. In about a week or so; speak that sermon to your Church, and the results could be profound.
If you pay attention to the eyes of those closest to you; what you would see is this: it would appear as if the iris had dilated just a bit; as if the windows to the very soul had opened just a bit wider to see more clearly what man stands before them speaking the Divine Language itself. If spoken well, with as much emotion as you could give to your own natural voice; you would light up the Holy Spirit inside every man, woman and child who did hear your voice; and you could fill them to overflowing with just hope.
Little ones who are not speaking yet would also be affected by this; as well as people who do not even speak the language (American English) itself. Any positive emotion or message can be supercharged in this manner. But you have to use your natural voice, a mic and speaker would distort the emotion. And it does take practice, to really use the Power of the Word to it’s best benefit.
A husband and wife can also use the Power of the Word to create a spiritual bond, although I’ve never had the opportunity to experience it myself. For that, they would need to create terms of endearment using some of those Words; such as, “I give my love unto thee”. They would need to sit (or stand) looking each other in the eyes; and repeat the endearments to each other, putting their own passion into their own voices as they spoke. I would recommend at least 7 endearments, the man would speak, then his wife would speak the same words back to him. Doing that once a day in private will create and enhance the bond over time.
There is a Power in the Written Word that most people have no awareness of; a Power that can be spoken out loud with an extraordinary effect. My own lessons in using the Word were limited; but I can give instruction on the subject.
All those old archaic words in the Bible; thee, thine, whence, doth, unto; etc (my only copy of the Bible has removed all those special words); are in fact Word’s of Power. When read they touch the soul in a very special way; but when spoken out loud the effect can be astonishing. If a person understands what they are for, how to use them properly; and with a bit of practice.
If you wrote a sermon that would take approximately 20 minutes to speak, on the subject of hope. Then went through and changed out as many words as you could with those old archaic Words; without putting so many as to make any of it seem unnatural. Then you would need to practice speaking the sermon putting as much of your own passion into your voice as you could muster, especially when you spoke those Words. In about a week or so; speak that sermon to your Church, and the results could be profound.
If you pay attention to the eyes of those closest to you; what you would see is this: it would appear as if the iris had dilated just a bit; as if the windows to the very soul had opened just a bit wider to see more clearly what man stands before them speaking the Divine Language itself. If spoken well, with as much emotion as you could give to your own natural voice; you would light up the Holy Spirit inside every man, woman and child who did hear your voice; and you could fill them to overflowing with just hope.
Little ones who are not speaking yet would also be affected by this; as well as people who do not even speak the language (American English) itself. Any positive emotion or message can be supercharged in this manner. But you have to use your natural voice, a mic and speaker would distort the emotion. And it does take practice, to really use the Power of the Word to it’s best benefit.
A husband and wife can also use the Power of the Word to create a spiritual bond, although I’ve never had the opportunity to experience it myself. For that, they would need to create terms of endearment using some of those Words; such as, “I give my love unto thee”. They would need to sit (or stand) looking each other in the eyes; and repeat the endearments to each other, putting their own passion into their own voices as they spoke. I would recommend at least 7 endearments, the man would speak, then his wife would speak the same words back to him. Doing that once a day in private will create and enhance the bond over time.