Have thine own way Lord Have thine own way Thou art the porter I am the clay Mold me and make me After thy will While I am waiting yielded and still  Have Thine Own Way Lord 00:00 / 06:30 Have thine own way Lord Have thine own way Thou art the porter I am the clay Mold me and make me After thy will While I am waiting yielded and still Have thine own way Lord Have thine own way Search me and try me Master today Whiter than snow Lord Wash me just now As in Your presence humbly I bow Have thine own way Lord Have thine own way Thou art the porter I am the clay Mold me and make me After thy will While I am waiting yielded and still Have thine own way, Precious Lord Have thine own way Wounded and so weary Help me I pray Power all power, surely is thine Touch me and heal me Savior Devine Have thine own way Lord Have thine own way Thou art the porter I am the clay Mold me and make me After thy will While I am waiting yielded and still While I am waiting yielded and still While I am waiting yielded and still To those that change, they must first know what they are, and what they ought to be, in order to change. #songs

The greatness of the Word of God is its integrity, by which it is without error nor deception. Our lack of understanding is a path to learn. Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. The greatness of the Word of God is its integrity, by which it is without error nor deception. If contradictions arise, it is the reader’s lack of perception. So then, let it be an opportunity to gain a better insight. The passages below are some of that which we avert, for the lack of understanding, but with a willing mind, they shall be made known. Click topics below with the star to expand Reasoning Beyond Over thinking The name Jesus I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging bread. Psalms 37:25 Looking beyond our stumbling block. The tree of Knowledge Unconditional Salvation? The Threefold Nature of Man Thou shalt not kill. Exodus 20:13 Tell the vision to no man The Five Offerings of Leviticus The Bronze Serpent To answer the fool, or to not answer the fool. Proverbs 26:4-5 Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoever shall lose his life shall preserve it. Luke 17:33 The supposedly simplest commandment among Christians, is the most broken commandment. Sabbath Topics will be updated periodically

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Mercy there was great And grace was free Pardon there was multiplied to me There my Burdened soul found liberty At Calvary AT CALVARY 00:00 / 06:59 Years I spend in Vanity and pride caring not my Lord was crucified Knowing not it was for me He died on Calvary Mercy there was great And grace was free Pardon there was multiplied to me There my Burdened soul found liberty At Calvary By Gods words at least My sin I learned Then I tremble at the Law i'd spurned Then my guilty soul Imploring turned To Calvary O the love that drew salvation's plan O the grace that brought It Down to man O the mighty gulf That God did span At Calvary Now I've given to Jesus Everything now I'm Gladly own him as my king Now my raptured soul can only sing Of Calvary Mercy there was great and grace was free At Calvary You walk not alone; He came not to earth to died to leave you lonely. He walks with you, now and into the future. Keep your hand in the Master’s hand, He loves you. #songs

Biblical resource through the Walking New Man website/Quotations I have lived, Sir, a long time, and the longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth: that God Governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without his notice, is it probable that an empire can rise without his aid? Benjamin Franklin A founding father of The United States. Author, inventor, scientist, politician and statesman. Portrait of The United States one hundred-dollar bill. Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free. Ronald Reagan 40th President of The United States from 1981 to 1989. Actor and politician. He who shows disapproval by the means of violence is as guilty of the crime in which they rebel against. Their rebellion is the revelation of their true intent. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer It is impossible to enslave mentally or socially a Bible-reading people. The principles of the Bible are the ground work of human freedom. Horace Greeley Founder and editor of the New-York Tribune, 1841-1966 If time is a vault, within is knowledge, the key is patience. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer There are more sure marks of authenticity in the Bible than in any profane history. Sir Isaac Newton English Mathematician, philosopher and scientist. Discoverer of the laws of universal gravitation. The Bible is the truest utterance that ever came by alphabetic letters from the soul of man, through which, as as through a window divinely opened, all men can look into the stillness of eternity, and discern in glimpses their far-distant, long-forgotten home Thomas Carlyle Scottish philosopher, Lecturer and historian. The mind is the liberation of being human. Yet it is the most powerful element of keeping a person bound when he or she intransigently refuse to accept another alternative. To a cause of liberation. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer If there is anything in my thoughts or style to commend, the credit is due to my parents for instilling in me an early love of the Scriptures. If we abide by the principles taught in the Bible, our country will go on and to prosper; but if we and our prosperity neglect its Instructions and authority, no man can tell how sudden a catastrophe may overwhelm us and bury all our glory in profound obscurity. Daniel Webster American politician, orator and a diplomat. A U.S. Congressman, a U.S. Senator and the U.S. Secretary of state for three Presidents. Page 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A walking New Man

Discover the visual symbolism of trauma in Exploring the Architecture of a Hidden Wound, the official artist's commentary by P. S. Wilmot. Available on Amazon. Exploring the Architecture of a Hidden Wound. An Artist's Commentary & Companion Guide When this painting was created many years ago, Exploring the Architecture of a Hidden Wound was never simply the making of an image. It was an attempt to give form to the silent places where trauma is built, hidden, guarded, and, by grace, eventually redeemed. Through this work, the reader is invited to enter the architecture of the wounded mind: the walls a person builds to survive, the patterns repeated long after danger has passed, and the sacred possibility that what once confined the soul can become the very place where healing begins. Exploring the Architecture of a Hidden Wound: An Artist's Commentary & Companion Guide If the shorter introduction opens the door, this deeper reflection invites you, the reader, to step inside. Exploring the Architecture of a Hidden Wound is not simply a book about a painting; it is a guided passage through the hidden structures the mind builds after pain. When trauma occurs, the inner life often becomes an architecture of defense: walls of silence, constant running, locked chambers of memory, and repeated patterns of analysis meant to protect the wounded soul. Yet those same defenses can become burdens when the original danger has passed. In this inaugural volume of The Ekphrasis Collection, one painting, chosen from hundreds created over the years, is presented as a close conversation between canvas, commentary, and reader. What is considered a masterwork is not approached as decoration, but as a sacred and psychological map. Every symbol on the canvas becomes part of the journey: the slipping figure, the black rose, the guarded lips, the struck match, the hidden chamber of praise, the dumbbell, the keyhole, and the figure rising toward release. Nothing is accidental. Each detail reveals another stage in the movement from rupture to recovery. At times, understanding may come slowly, like the turning of pages, but success is not measured by pace, and victory is not always proven by speed. Endurance and stability become crucial. The book speaks to those who have carried pain quietly, those who have lived in survival mode, and those who have wondered whether healing is possible when the wound remains hidden from view. Through visual exposition, scriptural reflection, and patient commentary, the reader is invited to discern how the soul can move from guarded self-protection into a sanctuary of grace. The inner fortress does not have to remain a prison. By surrender, endurance, and divine renewal, it can become the very architecture through which restoration is built. For readers familiar with my earlier two-part series, this volume continues the same sacred conversation about trauma, exile, faith, and wholeness, but now the journey is carried through the canvas itself. The painting becomes a mirror, a map, and a witness, revealed in five carefully ordered parts. This five-part structure is more than organization; it speaks to the way the human brain seeks clear focal points, patterns, and stages when processing meaning. Rather than overwhelming the reader with scattered symbols, the book guides the mind through five essential movements: rupture, resolve, praise, rebirth, and release. It does not rush the wounded heart toward easy answers. Instead, it walks slowly through the hidden places, showing that brokenness is not the end of the story. In the hands of grace, even the deepest wound can become the threshold of a new beginning. Summary of the Five Parts Part I - The Genesis of Silence: The journey begins with rupture. A figure slips down the unstable slope of the lips, separated from the black rose and falling into the chasm where communication fails and the hidden wound first takes shape. Part II - The Internal Crucible: The central face reveals the split between guarded trauma and awakened resolve. One side remains trapped behind silence, geometry, and blade-like defense, while the other strikes a flame, choosing illumination over darkness. Part III - The Sanctuary of Praise: Beneath the hands that cover the mouth, a hidden chamber of worship appears. What looks like silence from the outside becomes, within the soul, a sacred place where surrender and praise begin to transform pain. Part IV - The Labor of Rebirth: Healing becomes physical, disciplined work. Through the dumbbell, the sprouting face, the book, the steps, and the wounded-womb imagery, the painting shows the slow formation of spiritual muscle and the painful birth of a renewed self. Part V - Becoming the Key: The final movement reaches toward liberation. The figure rises through troubled waters, approaches the guarded keyhole, and discovers that surrender does not erase the self; it reshapes the wounded soul into the very key that opens the way forward. What pain once built in silence, grace enters like light through a hidden seam, turning every scarred wall into a doorway and teaching the wounded soul to rise as the key. 00:00 / 06:14 BOOKSHELF MORE BLOG To the artwork Exploring the Architecture of a Hidden Wound: An Artist's Commentary & Companion Guide

As they came down from the mountain, Jesus charged them, saying, Tell the vision to no man, until the Son of man be risen again from the dead. Study to show yourself approved unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. The greatness of the Word of God is its integrity, by which it is without error nor deception. If contradictions arise, it is the reader’s lack of perception. So then, let it be an opportunity to gain a better insight. The passages below are some of that which we avert, for the lack of understanding, but with a willing mind, they shall be made known. Tell the vision to no man " TELL NO MAN " Exposition dealing with the scene of the Transfiguration. (Moses Elijah and Jesus) Why did Jesus warn his disciples, not to tell anyone of His power of transfiguration of a radiant, glorious light until after the Cross, and His risen from the dead? (Matthew 17:9) And as they came down from the mountain, Jesus charged them, saying, Tell the vision to no man, until the Son of man be risen again from the dead. Herein, the mind might wonder, Christ is the Messiah, and what has just transpired inferably proves that He is. Yet, He commanded those who have witnessed His transfiguration . . . tell no man. To fully grasp the indication herein, is to fully understand Christ in His totality. Yes, He is God in the flesh, such was evidence as He stood and talked with Elijah and Moses . However, knowing Christ as God with all power does not suffice the knowing of Him in fullness. As He is God in the flesh, He is the suffering Saviour , the perfect man, the perfect Sacrifice , the slain Lamb of God. The Cross was the platform on which Christ the slain Lamb of God was revealed to man. Therefore, unless the believer can understand the importance of the Cross, by seeing Christ in His fullness as God, and as the slain Lamb, the believer can tell no man about Jesus. Although as God, He made all things (John 1:3) and can do all things, but as the slain Lamb, He did saved man. Until this has resonated in the soul of the believer, and the evidence of His resurrection because of His death to save us. Unless these things be fully risen in the life of the believer, the believer can tell no man of Christ. Those the Lord commanded to tell no man of what they have seen were, Peter, James and John . These three represent the platform from which the Gospel of Jesus Christ would go forth, and many more did follow, such as the apostle Paul , along with every true believer of today. Therefore, what was spoken to them, must be heard by us today. The message of the preachers for today and the conversation among today's believers, is not to glory in outward personifications, nor ritualistic practices. For the words of the Lord to them was, tell the vision to no man, until the Son of man be risen again from the dead . (This speaks of the Cross) Therefore, Christ can never be risen in us until we accept the fact that He first died for us. If Christ died for us, His death represents our incapability and dependence on Him. Therefore, he who is dependent on another, must abide and trust that his or her needs will be met. So shall be the believer’s relationship with God. We can only get to such place by denying self , by trusting in God for all things. Then, shall we tell all men of the greatness of Him (Jesus) that they too may retire from their repetition of vain works and their ritualistic practices for the fear of superstition. For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. __________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© >> For interaction, check the Blog version here << or > Explore more < Share

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Study materials, Books & Resources. Blogs/Articles with Miscellaneous Writings accommodating Fine Art & Illustrations, Drawings, from A Walking New Man website Share Help me to be, to think, to act what is right, because it is right; make me truthful, honest and honorable in all things; make me intellectually honest for the sake of right and honor and without thought of reward to me. Give me the ability to be charitable, forgiving and patient with my fellow men, help me to understand their motives and their shortcomings, even as thou understandest mine! Amen Amen, Amen. President Harry S. Truman

Miscellaneous Writings from a walking new man website Miscellaneous Writings Click below to read full entries Click the image to continue to a topic Bible Study and More Deno mination Miscellaneous The great breakthroughs in Christianity did not begin as a denomination, but rather a break away from ... Typology Miscellaneous Like a lamp, without an oil, though it is a lamp. Yet, it serves no purpose for its illumination. Likewise To undo in life is to move forward by wisdom Miscellaneous The drag of the past, at times, it is the experience needed to face the future, but as a stepping stone, we tread thereon, and we move forward, without holding to it . Nowhere Circle Miscellaneous A place of fulfillment, without satisfaction. Living, but without life. Isolation to desolation. Lead me Lord, I will follow Miscellaneous The Lord chooses to use whom He pleases, let us then who are called by His name be ready for the doing of His will . ATTEMPTS OF SIN Miscellaneous The distance wherewith we travel is long. We shall fall and stumble at times, but let us keep moving forward ... Calmness for a change Miscellaneous In calmness, hope is established, therein, the mind is free to reason for a change. The True Preacher Miscellaneous true confession exposes the shame of sin and the evil thereof by shattering its hard exterior ... TRINITY Miscellaneous Being fully man, He had to become like us in order to save us. Yet, as the perfect man. In our imperfection, we received His perfection Five offerings Miscellaneous Nevertheless, through the revelations therein we shall contract a glimpse of the wonders acts of God throughout the ages. Types of opposition and victory Miscellaneous For those being opposed, the understanding of the situation is the awareness of what to expect. JESUS OPENS BLIND EYES Miscellaneous Dwelling on misfortune or seeking the solution to the problem? The Wise men of Christmas Miscellaneous The recollection of then is the story for today. The story we learn today is our lesson for tomorrow ... What is 666, the Mark of the Beast? Miscellaneous This mark, will be of a religious and an economic identification of allegiance to a man who sees himself as God. Victory in defeat, the reap of success in failure. Miscellaneous The struggle of the flesh in us is different with individuals, but the agony of defeat is the same. Without the defeat of our will, there can be no victory. The will of God Miscellaneous You need to be patient, in order to do the will of God and receive what He promises. Antediluvian Miscellaneous The word Antediluvian consists of two syllables, ante - diluvian , meaning before the Flood. Praise Miscellaneous If we’ve once experienced any joy, let the mind remember, the Lord is able to restore the joy we once felt. Ashes of Glory Miscellaneous Types and Shadows of Christ in the Old Testament Study of the Red Heifer Do our pets go to Heaven? Miscellaneous The love for our pets goes far beyond the expression for the present, it transcends to the future. A plea to Heaven, from the torment of this world. Miscellaneous In the helplessness of life's uncertainties, a plea to Heaven is our only hope. Strength Miscellaneous How effective is a shield and a sword in a battle, without a man? Certainly, it is ineffective. Freedom from within Miscellaneous The many reasons of the past, for the absence of freedom, isn’t the path to freedom. Although . . . The Lost Sand Rock Miscellaneous Today we see through virtuality, seeing all at once, but seeing less than ever. Have we forgotten the simplicity... Protection is preparation Miscellaneous when we are protected by God, we learn not to fear those things we feared that we are protected from. The Giant that is due to fall. 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Expositor's commentary preview on the Gospel according to Matthew. THROUGH THE SCRIPTURES Taken from page 28 The number of women listed in Christ’s genealogy are four women, representing the universality of the good news of Jesus Christ and His Church. Four women of whom were outsiders to the commonwealth of Israel. Thamar – A Canaanites, rejected from the commonwealth of Israel and God’s plan. Facing judgment due to her sin, but by the grace of God she was grafted into God’s plan for His kingdom, through the genealogy of Christ. Her marriage to Judas removed her from the path of death and place her into the genealogy of Christ and the oneness with Him. In her story, we perceive God’s plan for salvation for the outcast and sinner. Rahab – A woman of a non-Jewish background, living in sin and the work thereof. But greater is the power of God to save the sinners and preserve the saints. Through the power of God, she let go of her past and by faith Rahab freely received the water of life which is Christ. Though her surrendering perish under God’s judgment. Yet, Rehab believe in God and by His grace, a red thread of line was given to her by the Jews to hang upon her window as a token to save and preserve Rahab and her household during the time of judgment. This red line or cord which hung from her window, typified the heart and conscience of the believer, in respect to the acceptance of the Lord Jesus Christ and His precious shared Blood. The window typified the heart, the red cord typified the Blood of Jesus. Without which the sinner cannot be save nor, can the saint be sanctify. Both recipients must receive by faith. Thus, by faith Rahab did not perish. By faith she was saved and by faith she was preserve and brought in to the congregation of the Lord through her marriage to Salmon. She puts on the Robe of righteousness. THROUGH THE SCRIPTURES True righteousness is from God. She who was an outcast from the plan of God. Today Rahab belongs to God. The account of Rahab in Christ’s genealogy illustrates to us that those who are in the family of God, received salvation by faith and sanctification by faith. We are save by faith and we shall be preserve in the congregation of Christ by faith. end of sample stay tuned Members log in, click the star below. Or sign up free in the BOOK TAB, top right of the page and return to this page, and click the star to continue. Approval of membership is required. Available in the shop