MY KINGDOM IS NOT OF THIS WORLD ... CROSSING THE DESERT TO THE GREAT CITY ❤️ TEACHING FROM JESUS

❤️ READ ONLINE ❤️ https://search.jesus-comes.com/index.php?title=TTT65_-_Parables,_Comfort_%26_Promises ❤️ THE THIRD TESTAMENT PDF ❤️ https://jesus-comes.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/the-third-testament.pdf ❤️ JACOB LORBER ❤️ https://jesus-comes.com/index.php/category/english/jakob-lorber-pdfs/ ❤️ GOTTFRIED MAYERHOFER ❤️ https://jesus-comes.com/index.php/category/english/53-sermons-of-jesus/ ❤️ EN - DE - FR - ES - TR - RO ❤️ TEXT, PDF & AUDIO's... 3. TESTAMENT ❤️ https://jesus-comes.com/index.php/das-dritte-testament-the-third-testament-el-tercer-testamento/ ❤️ LOVE LETTERS FROM JESUS ❤️ https://jesus-comes.com/index.php/category/english/english-love-letters-from-jesus-for-his-bride-and-the-left-behind/ ❤️ TRUMPET CALL OF GOD ❤️ https://awakeningforreality.com/latest-video-and-audio-letters-neuste-video-und-audio-briefe/ Crossing the Desert to the Great City Thus saith the Lord: 15. Two travelers walked slowing along an extensive desert, their feet were painful from the burning sands. They were headed toward a distant city, only the hope of reaching their destination encouraged them in their arduous journey, their bread and water were nearly exhausted. The younger of the two began to weaken, and He begged his companion to continue the journey alone, because his strength was failing him. 16. The older traveler tried to encourage the young man, telling him that perhaps they would find an oasis soon where they would regain their lost strength, but the latter did not take heart. 17. He thought of leaving him in that lonely place but in spite of being also weary, He placed his dejected companion upon his shoulders and continued the journey laboriously. 18. When the young man was rested, thinking of the weariness He was causing the one who was carrying him upon his shoulders, He let go his neck, took him by the hand and thus they continued the journey. 19. A great faith encouraged the old one's heart, which gave him strength to overcome his weariness. 20. As He had foreseen, there appeared on the horizon an oasis under whose shade the coolness of a spring awaited them. Finally they reached it and they drank from that strengthening water until they were satisfied. 21. They slept a refreshing sleep and on awakening they felt that their weariness had disappeared, neither did they experience hunger nor thirst, they felt peace in their heart and strength to reach the city they were seeking. 22. They would not have wanted to leave that place, but it was necessary to continue the journey. They filled their flasks with that pure, clear water, and continued their journey. 23. The older traveler who had been the young man's support, said: Let us use the water we are carrying sparingly, it is possible that we may meet along the path some pilgrims overcome by fatigue, dying of thirst or sick and it will be necessary to offer them what we are carrying. 24. The young man protested saying that it would not be sensible to share that which might not even be enough for them; that in such a case, since they had gone through so much effort to obtain that precious element, they could sell it at the price they desired. 25. Not satisfied with this answer the old one replied that if they expected to have peace in their spirit, they should share the water with those in need. 26. Annoyed, the young man said that He preferred to consume the water in his flask by himself before sharing it with anyone whom He should encounter along the way. 27. Again the presentiment of the old one was fulfilled, for they beheld before them a caravan, composed of men, women and children, who were lost in the desert and were on the verge of perishing. 28. The kind old man promptly approached those people to whom He gave water to drink. The travelers felt strengthened at once, the sick opened their eyes to thank the old traveler, and the children ceased weeping for thirst. The caravan arose and continued its journey. 29. There was peace in the heart of the generous traveler, while the other one, seeing his flask empty, with alarm said to his companion that they should return in search of the spring to replenish the water which they had consumed. 30. "We should not turn back," the good traveler said, "for if we have faith, we will find a new oasis further on." 31. But the young man doubted, He was afraid and He preferred to say good - bye to his companion right there to go back in search of the spring. Those who had been brothers in a common cause were separated. While one continued forward in the pathway, filled with faith in his destiny, the other, thinking that He might die in the desert, ran toward the spring obsessed with the fear of death in his heart. LINK TO THE TEXT