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God gave his Revelation to Jesus Christ so that his servants might know beforehand “things which must shortly come to pass.” Our Lord delivered this Revelation to his apostle [[John the Beloved]], “sent and signified by his angel.”<ref>Rev. 1:1.</ref> | God gave his Revelation to Jesus Christ so that his servants might know beforehand “things which must shortly come to pass.” Our Lord delivered this Revelation to his apostle [[John the Beloved]], “sent and signified by his angel.”<ref>Rev. 1:1.</ref> | ||
The Book of Revelation reveals a path of initiation that each soul in her season must pass through if she would ascend to God. It is a study in the psychology of the soul and the testings that she must master on her homeward path leading to reunion with [[Alpha and Omega]], the Father-Mother God. | |||
== A personal path of initiation == | |||
[[Mother Mary]] teaches us in her New Age astrology that at any point in time and space in any century, the soul on the path of reunion with God may experience in sequence, one after the other, the initiations encoded in the 22 chapters of Revelation; these correspond to the symbology of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. | [[Mother Mary]] teaches us in her New Age astrology that at any point in time and space in any century, the soul on the path of reunion with God may experience in sequence, one after the other, the initiations encoded in the 22 chapters of Revelation; these correspond to the symbology of the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet. | ||
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[[Angel of the Revelation of John the Divine]] | [[Angel of the Revelation of John the Divine]] | ||
[[Four Cosmic Forces]] | |||
[[Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse]] | |||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
{{POWref|33|6|, February 11, 1990}} | {{POWref|33|6|, February 11, 1990}} | ||
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, ''The Astrology of the Four Horsemen'', chapter 16. | |||
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