I was given a book a few years ago about five years to my recollection from a sweet older mother at Bankstone Senior Citizens retirement home in Cobb County Georgia. Mother Jeffries was her name and she was a no-non-sense kind of mother with a steeped feeling of sincere worship of our God! She handed me a several books. However, this particular book cause me to be more and more intrigued as I continued to read it and study the text that was printed in the year of 1934. The title was Talks on Truth by Charles Fillmore. The first chapter or portions of the book was, Reform Your God Thoughts. Now, Mother Jeffries book belonged to her late Husband the great Rev. M. J. Jeffries. I never met the Reverend. However, if this is the reading and study of the man of God I would have loved to sit under the many sermons that he had to delivered to his well anticipated congregation. I wanted to ask you my friends a few questions that was at the back of the lesson book to see if I could get a few educated Ministers of Christ to answer them.
1. Why is this the age of reforms?
2. Upon what do the majority of reformers insist?
3.What is a natural law?
4. What is the supreme dictator?
5.How is thought generated?
6.Why is silence important?
7.How do reforms begin?
8. What is love?
9. Great men received their inspiration from what source?
10. Explain the origin of every act of man
I pray that the questions will provoke and stimulate the conscious of a seeking Christian. May God bless you and Keep you all, in the Lord and Saviors Love in these times that are testing the children of God. So, walk in love toward all men. Halleluiah! Halleluiah! Halleluiah!
Now, don’t forget that the book was published in the year of 1934, can you imagine that the question that I put forth toward you today. I am teaching from the passages of this book and I think that they are very thought provoking and is still reveling even unto the days that we are living in.
Never before have there been such widespread and persistent efforts by both men and women to right the wrongs of religion, society, and politics. From the hearts and the souls of millions goes up the cry “Set us free from our burdens.” Every imaginable scheme of release is proposed, and each advocate of a panacea for the people’s ills stoutly affirms his to be the only remedy that has virtue. Start answering the question and see how your answers aliens with the theory of Dr. Charles Fillmore.
