Romans 10:15 · World English Bible
And how will they preach unless they are sent? As it is written: “How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the Good News of peace, who bring glad tidings of good things!”
The feet called beautiful are the symbol of God's creative power in motion, the same power that is your own imagination acting. Feet carry a man, and here they carry the news that peace and every good thing are already yours to assume.
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The feet called beautiful are the symbol of God's creative power in motion, the same power that is your own imagination acting. Feet carry a man, and here they carry the news that peace and every good thing are already yours to assume. Being sent means the power comes from within, not from an outside authority granting permission; the one who speaks the wish fulfilled speaks from the only self there is, God as I am in you.
Glad tidings of good things is the announcement, made first in your own mind, that the desired state is already so. You cannot bring that news to yourself until you have been told it, which is why someone must say plainly that imagination creates. Once heard and believed, the message walks. The good report you carry inwardly about your own life is the gospel, and your feet are lovely the moment you assume the end already reached.
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What good report about my own life am I keeping quiet about?
The good carries itself without force, going where it is needed the way water does. Nothing grants it permission. It simply moves.
The kind wish is made first inside you, then it reaches outward without any announcement. What you hold for yourself is what you can honestly carry to anyone else.
What you are looking for is doing the looking, so the messenger and the message were never separate. The news you carry is the state you are already standing in.
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