The Still Small Voice by Emma Curtis Hopkins
Some
have called it the “still small voice,” some the “daemon,” others
“conscience,” and again others have said it was the “God within.”
But
by whatever name it was called, all history agrees that whoever
listened to and obeyed its promptings had satisfaction, even when they
did not fully comprehend its nature.
Job spoke of it as “a
spirit in man and the inspiration of the Almighty giveth them
understanding.” He was quite right for if this inward monitor is
listened to it bringeth understanding, which is the acme of
satisfaction or the highest good, for which all have sought, both ancient and modern.
This
is not intellect for it is beyond and above it in power and
comprehension. It is intuition of the Spirit, or the intuitive faculty.
It is the highest of man-the real-man true self which must come forth,
be born again, for it was created in us, or rather is the only real
creation. We must break the burr that seems to encase intuition; burst
our bonds and be free.
How shall we gain freedom? It is very
easy if we only persist. It is only to speak words. “Let us take with
us words and return unto our God.” They must be holy, true words, or
words of truth about God and self, and all creation.
Hopkins, Emma Curtis (2011-09-04). Spiritual Law In The Natural World (pp. 74-75). ECH Theological Association, Inc.
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