Try and realise what the Fatherhood represents.

Try and realise for yourself just a little of what the Fatherhood represents; to throw off forever those binding, torturous, blasphemous ideas of judgment and punishment and vengeance unto the third and the fourth generation—To realise that, in thinking of God, only one thing is possible, and that is to think of Love, and then to magnify that Love, and to do so again and again so long as physical life lasts, right on through Eternity itself, and then to realise that you reach only the outer fringe, for it is unthinkable, ungraspable by anyone either in your world or in ours. You cannot understand the Love of God; we cannot understand it, but it is there in all its grandeur, its magnitude and illimitable power.

The spirit of Reverend Arthur Chambers

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