The Letter of Siluanús to his bio-son 6

Entrust yourself to reason [~logic] and remove yourself from animalism. For the animal which has no reason [~logic] is made manifest. For many think that they have reason [~logic], but if you look at them attentively, their speech is animalistic.

Give yourself gladness from the true Vine of the Anointed Yâhuwshúa`. Satisfy yourself with the true wine, in which there is no drunkenness nor error. For it (the true wine) marks the end of drinking, since there is usually in it what gives joy to the self (néphesh) and the Mind, through the spirit of Yâ-hwéh. But first, nurture your reasoning powers before you drink of it (the true wine).

Do not pierce yourself with the sword of error. Do not burn yourself, oh wretched [~disfavored] one, with the fire of desire. Do not surrender yourself to [~archons] barbarians like a prisoner, nor to savage beasts which want to trample upon you. For they are as lions which roar very loudly. Be not dead lest they trample upon you. You shall become manly! It is possible for you through reasoning [~logic] to conquer them.But the existent man (’iysh) who does nothing is unworthy of (being called) rational man. The rational man is he who acknowledges Yâ-hwéh. He who acknowledges15 Yâ-hwéh does nothing insolent. And he who guards himself against doing anything insolent is one who keeps his guiding principality [the Mind (~the spirit of Truth)]. Although he is a man who exists on earth, he makes himself like Yâ-hwéh. "And he who makes himself like Yâ-hwéh is one who does nothing unworthy of Yâ-hwéh," according to the statement of Páulus, "who has become like the Anointed Yâhuwshúa." For who shows reverence for Yâ-hwéh while not wanting to do things which are pleasing to Him? For that which is from the heart, and devotion from the heart (characterizes) every self (néphesh) which is near to Yâ-hwéh. The self (néphesh) which is a member of Yâ-hwéh's household, is one which is kept pure, and the self (néphesh) which has put on the Anointed Yâhuwshúa is one which is pure. It is impossible for it to err. Now where the Anointed Yâhuwshúa is, there error is idle. Let the Anointed Yâhuwshúa alone enter your world, and let Him bring to naught all powers which have come upon you. Let Him enter the capacitor ("temple") which is within you, so that He may cast out all the merchants. Let Him dwell in the capacitor ("temple") which is within you, and may you become for Him a priest and a Lëwíy ("Joined"), entering in purity.

Blessed are you, oh self (néphesh), if you find this One in your capacitor ("temple"). Blessed are you still more if you perform His service. But he who will defile the capacitor ("temple") of Yâ-hwéh, that one Yâ-hwéh will destroy [~Yehuwthâ ́h (Proverbs 19:19, 1 Qorinthíym 3:17)]. For you lay yourself open to this man, if you cast this One out of your capacitor ("temple"). For whenever the enemies do not see the Anointed Yâhuwshúa in you, then they will come into you armed in order to crush you. Oh my son, I have given you orders concerning these things many times so that you would always guard your self (néphesh). It is not you who would cast Him (the Anointed Yâhuwshúa) out, but He Who would cast you out. For if you flee from Him, you will fall into great error. Again, if you flee from Him, because all un-Fathered persons flee from their Sovereign, you will become food for your enemies, even the (man) un-Fathered in virtue and wisdom who flees from the Anointed Yâhuwshúa, for every man who is separated (from Him) falls into the claws of wild beasts.

Acknowledge Who the Anointed Yâhuwshúa is, and acquire Him as a Friend, for this One is the Friend Who is faithful. He is also the Power and the Teacher. This One, being the Power, became man for your sake. It is this One Who broke the iron bars of the Underworld (Sh’ówl), and the bronze bolts. [Songs 107:15-17, Glad Tidings of Nikódemos chapter 21] It is this One Who attacked and cast down every haughty tyrant. It is He Who loosened from Himself the chains of which He had taken hold. He brought up the poor from the abyss and the mourners from the Underworld (Sh’ówl). It is He Who humbled the haughty powers; He Who put to shame haughtiness through humility; He Who has cast down the strong and the boaster through weakness: He Who, in His contempt, scorned that which is considered an honor, so because of humility for Yâ-hwéh's sake might be highly exalted He Who has put on mortality.

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