8. What is God's Overall Grand Design for Man?

The consecration of a child is close to The Father’s heart - together with the consecration of the spirit which waited in His presence: now before the face of man; now attesting to a future relationship with God; ...

signs of something trivial, signs of something dreadfully wrong; signs of fright, signs of fear, signs of pain endured, signs of discomfit, signs of som...

is a sacrifice of self, a sacrifice of time, a sacrifice of wealth, a sacrifice where emotions are at stake, has overtures of care, of teaching, of training, of correction, of nourishment, of shelter, of clothing, of growth...

banishes the stronghold from existence with the evaporation of the causes, is a joy to behold: removes the burdens, installs the blessings, carries the ...

is not as simple as it sounds, is not as simple as it seems, is not as simple as imagined, is complex and enduring, is satisfying and rewarding, is emoti...

Wondrous are the ways of God in the eyes of man, in the life of man, with His plans for man. The ways of God are bestowed upon the faithful, are readied for each child of God, are laid before the members of His...

On this day, I, The Lord, would speak to man of the Saxon Hoard of Gold as he has already named it. On this day shall I, The Lord, declare its provenance, speak of its origin, speak of its ownership, speak of the means...

The gold found upon a hill was buried in the days of Saxon kings, was buried with great urgency in the night, was buried in a hiding place not divulged in sufficient detail to enable the recovery of the loot of man, was ...

“The English gold of ages has risen into the view of man, has been uplifted by man, has been uplifted when directed, has been uplifted where detected, has been uplifted with a prayer, has been hidden from the ...

leave no imprints on the earth which are visible to man; do not step on the residues of sin; do not step at random, step carefully after much inspection, step according to the placements born of much experience; ...

are highly valued by The Lord, are of significance to the heart, are his alone to own, are his alone to shed, are his alone to wipe from a cheek where they are caught, are mingled with despair, are mingled with a foregon...

come and go at will, dwell within the heavens, cascade in their flights, rarely travel when alone; are harmless to man, are mischievous in nature where mostly they are found; do not seek individuality, do not seek adulat...