Clarifying and quoting some text examples from both Bernard and Twitchell ...
Bernard:
The "Divine Promises" have been puzzling thinking people throughout the ages. For while they speak of love; they speak of wrath. How can the two be reconciled?
It is this way. The divine promises are spoken as the voice of everlasting law. God put this law into action at the beginning of the world, that "whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap". This law is just and logical, part of great inheritance of man, who is God's offspring and heir.
Whatsoever God has "sown" on earth by the power of his divine thought has grown into visible reality. Therefore whatever we "sow", as offspring and heir of God, comes into visible reality too.
God's thoughts are infinite; man's are finite - both operate under the same divinely appointed law. With this knowledge the divine promises are made clear in both their aspects. If evil is sown in thought, evil is "reaped". If good is sown in thought, good is "reaped".
How then to turn evil, once "sown" and reaped, into good? By the power of Christ within, the intermediary which saves us from our "sins". The scripture tells us, "Your life is hide with Christ in God". This divinely appointed "bridge" between God and man, between God and not-good (or evil) enables that which is not good to become good, that which is not happy to become happy and that which is incurable to become curable. [... .]
http://thought-bricks.com/charts-2/divine-promises-chart-affirmation-exercise/
Twitchell:
Running through the holy scriptures of the world there is found the golden thread of promises made by the prophets and savior who were the light of these ages.
The divine promises have puzzled thinking people in every period of history, for while they speak of love, they speak also of wrath. How can the two be reconciled?
The divine promises are given in the Voice of The Everlasting Law. God put this law into action at the beginning of this universe. Within this universe, and many other universes, also, it is the law of cause and effect. "Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap"' This law is a just and logical one, and part of the great inheritance of man, who is God's heir. Whatsoever God has sown on earth by the power of His divine thought, has grown into visible reality. Whatsoever man "sows" as the offspring and heir of God, comes into visible reality, also. God's thoughts are infinite; man's are finite, but both are operating under the same divinely appointed law.
Within this knowledge, the divine promises are clear in both aspects. If negativeness is sown in thought, the same is produced and reaped. If positiveness is sown in thought, then it is reaped. How then does one turn the negative once sown and reap into the constructive?
This is done by the divine power in each of us, who are Souls. The Shariyat-Ki-Sugmad, the ECK Bible, tells us, "Your life is hid with the ECK (the power) in me." This is the divinely appointed bridge between God and man, between good and evil, between positiveness and negativeness, enabling that which is not good to become good; that which is unhappy to become happy and that which is incurable to become curable. [... .]
- The Flute of God, by Paul Twitchell, 8th Printing - 1982, Chapter 4 - THE PROMISES OF THE PROPHET, pp. 45-46
Bernard:
THE TRUTH ABOUT LIFE AND DEATH
This is a time for Truth, the Truth, the whole Truth and nothing but the Truth. This is no time for half truths, for bewilderment and lack of understanding, for these are the soil in which helpless grief grows. In truth alone is there comfort and understanding and courage. That is why, because I understand so well, I am giving you Truth.
http://thought-bricks.com/courses/thought-bricks-foundation-lessons/thought-bricks-11-real-die/
Twitchell:
This is the time for Truth "the Truth, the whole Truth and nothing but the Truth." This is no time for half-Truths, for bewilderment and lack of understanding. These constitute the soil in which grief grows. In Truth alone there is comfort, understanding and courage.
- The Flute of God, by Paul Twitchell, 8th Printing - 1982, Chapter 9 - (THE SHAPE OF THE ALTAR), p. 128
Bernard:
Apart from Truth being spoken to others, Truth is an absolute need in our lives. We must see Truth and know Truth and think Truth, always. If we refuse to see Truth, or pretend we cannot tell what is true and what is not; if we distort Truth or seek to mix it with untruth; if we, in fact, like to deceive both ourselves and others if the truth does not present an attractive aspect to us, then chaos will reign in our lives. Our Real Self will be in conflict with our outer self and we shall continually find ourselves in the most unpleasant situations.
http://thought-bricks.com/courses/thought-bricks-foundation-lessons/thought-bricks-9-truth-liberator/
Twitchell:
Before you can give Truth to others, Truth must be known as the absolute need in your life. We must see Truth and know Truth and think Truth always.
Refuse to see Truth, pretend that it is impossible to know what is true and what is not, distort Truth, seek to mix it with Untruth, attempt to deceive both ourselves and others, give Truth in an unattractive manner, then chaos will reign in our lives. Our real self will be in conflict with our outer self and we will continually find ourselves in the most unpleasant situations.
- The Flute of God, by Paul Twitchell, 8th Printing - 1982, Chapter 9 - (THE SHAPE OF THE ALTAR), pp. 127-128
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Ref# 41391720 Bernard vs. Twitchell (The Flute of God)