Biblical resource through the Walking New Man website/Quotations page-5 There is no leveler like Christianity, but it levels by lifting all who receive it to the lofty table-land of a true character and of undying hope both for this world and the next. Jonathan Edwards Great American preacher of the 1700s, and the third president of Princeton University. A good system of education should be the first article in the code of political regulations; for it is much easier to introduce and establish an effectual system for preserving morals, than to correct by penal statutes the ill effects of a bad system. Noah Webster American statesman, a pioneer of education, writer, lexicographer. The author of the famous Webster's Dictionary. The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help. Ronald Reagan 40th President of the United States from 1981 to 1989. Actor and politician. As our enemies have found we can reason like men, so now let us show them we can fight like men also. Thomas Jefferson Principal author of the Declaration of Independence, and the third President of the United States. Page 5 A nation or people who no longer judge are people without discernment, one without discernment cannot make up one's mind. Therefore, they become prey to delusion and control. In their silence not to judge, their God given unalienable Rights shall be silenced. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer To undo in life is to move forward with wisdom. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer, if it ever reach us, it must spring up amongst us. It cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot, we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen, we must live through all time, or die by suicide. Abraham Lincoln 16th President of the United States 1861-1865, self-taught lawyer. Nicknamed Honest Abe, a man of a high moral character. Father of the Republican party, emancipator of the slaves. The minister of the Gospel is really the yardstick by which the nation measures its morals. Jimmy Swaggart Evangelist, preacher and author, Gospel musician. A walking New Man 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

We do not see all things at once, but we can trust the One who is able to provide all things we need. BACK A certain man and his people The persistence of doing the right thing without the prospect for a compensation, but the awareness of our own and others’ burdens. This is expressed through an illustration based in a third world country that is on a path to an industrialized nation. A certain man, with his wife and their sons, though they lived in poverty, but there were those who lived in abject poverty. Regardless of their lack of many things, yet, an assembly of people always gather together at the shack of this certain man. There they studied the Bible, prayed, worshiped and sang praises to the Lord. The certain man taught the people the importance of tithing. Though they had almost nothing to give, yet, occasionally, someone would give the equivalence of one United States penny. They worked in the fields, they worked in homes and off the streets, but for their abject poverty, they were compensated in the wages of food, instead of money. At the end of every Church service, when a penny was received, he would walk 3.4 hours to the nearest shopping center. There he will meet with the store clerk and give him the penny, or a few pennies and ask him to keep it for him. The clerk didn’t understand why, but he felt there was something different about this man, something positive of which he could not explain. He accepted his request, and this went on for about a year. It was now late December, with snow on the horizon. The certain man woke up earlier than usual before the Church service that morning and walked many hours to the shopping center. There he met with the store clerk, and he inquired of the deposited funds. The clerk reaches down and brought up a small box filled with cash, shaking it in his hands, he emptied the small amount on his desk and counted it. Looking at the certain man, he announced the amount of money therein, the equivalence of $10. With a smile on his face and a bounce in his step, he signaled to the clerk that he will be back later. That morning he preached from Galatians 6:9 to his Congregation. At the end of the service, he greeted them like always, but with a surprise news of taking them on a journey. The younger children with their parents, along with the teens and their parents, with the wife of the certain man and their two sons, they embark on the journey toward the shopping center. There they waited in line with the rest of the shoppers, until it was his turn to face the clerk. He smiled, and said, you are back! He nodded with a grin, pointing at his Church members; with my family, he said. The clerk added, quite a large family, he replied, yes, my family in the faith. The clerk asked him, what can I do for you today, more deposit? With a big smile he answered, withdraw. The clerk thought within himself, $10, is he serious? He once again brought up the little box of cash, with others still in line waiting their turn. The certain man explained briefly the origin of the cash from the people, through tithes, a penny at a time and the time frame of its accumulation. He then handed it back to the clerk, asking him to offer them a hot beverage. We do not have much, but we will share what the money has to offer. However, at least we can have something pleasant for a few hours before the Christmas. The cups (Styrofoam mugs) and straws will be given to the younger ones among us as a present to play with for the Christmas. This is how poor they were, but the smiles on their faces were radiant. However, virtually everyone else in the line, eyes were filled with tears. Many of those in line instantly offered them dinner at their homes, but for the number of their size it was almost impossible. The store clerk suggested, they could bring the meal later in his store when he closes. There they all can have dinner together. Though the shoppers return with meals, and other presents, but they could not stay due to the accumulation of the snow. The duty of a good Christian is not only in giving a penny or more, but doing that which is right. This was seen among the certain man and his people. As they waited outside the store for the meals, they went on helping the shoppers with the groceries and carts. Many of whom in return give them a portion of the contents of their shopping carts with cash. They had so much, the only problem was how to take all back with them to their respective homes. As the evening approaches, the store clerk stood outside with them. He could not take them in his car due to the weather condition, so he offered them to keep their gifts in his store, to pick it up the following day. While they talked, in the distance was a car, out came a big man in appearance. Without speaking, he hurriedly got what he wanted from the store, while returning to his car, his rush came to a halt. The sound of his acceleration grew louder, but his car stood still in the snow. Two of the people of the certain man, went out to give the big man helping hands. Slowly the tires of his car rolled out, and he drove away. In the distance, he stopped and returned to the two who had just helped him. As he later recorded, he reached out his hand as a sign of a thank you gesture, but to his surprise, the hands of his helpers were rather small. Looking closer, he realized these were women who have just helped him push his car through the snow. They did not wear clothes to magnify their beauty, for they couldn’t afford the cost, they dressed to keep warm through the weather. He did not know what to think, according to him, he drove home with this thought of their hospitality on his mind. Upon arriving home, he handed over the ham to his wife and told her he was switching cars to use his truck with a plow, to plow the roads, and he will be back. Now, back at the store, the certain man along with his people, took very few things from their many gifts and they were ready to trek home in the falling snow, then in the distance was a bright light coming toward the shopping center. It was the biggest car they have ever seen, out came a man, a big man. He walked toward them, revealing his face, he was the man they’ve helped minutes ago. Where are you going, he asked? Home, they replied. In this snow he added? Yes, we are, together, we will make it home. Then tomorrow we will return with others to pick up our gifts from the good store clerk, they answered. Looking over at the store clerk, he asked, you give them gifts? The clerk answered, not really, they’ve earned it themselves. Their discussion came down to the big man agreeing to take them home with all their gifts at once. For the first time, the next day, on Christmas morning they had more than they could ever imagine. They obeyed the word of God by giving their tithes, a penny at a time, though it was little, but God remembers them in their giving. We do not see all things at once, but we can trust the One who is able to provide all things we need. Has it not been for their giving through tithes, they wouldn’t have had a reason to trek to the shopping center and they wouldn’t have received all the good things in store for them. In the book of Ecclesiastes chapter 11 verse one, we read; Cast your bread upon the waters: for you shall find it after many days. The water represents this world, and our interactions with those we meet in this life and our day to day decisions. Whatever we do, may we give it our all, and do our best. The way we talk to others, the help we give in times of need and doing that which is right according to the will of God. At times, the good things we do may seem futile, but let us continue to do that which is good. If not, let us learn to do that which is right, regardless of how we feel. This is the representation of casting our bread upon the water, which would seem wasteful if we consume it not. F. B. Meyer wrote concerning this; The casting of bread upon the waters is an allusion to the oriental custom of casting rice-grains on the fields, when they lie submerged beneath the annual inundation of such a river as the Nile. To the inexperienced eye, this would seem as a waste, but the farmer knows full well that he will meet his seed again, but with abundant returns. So it is in life, the good we do at times may seem exhausting and pointless, but let us continue. Regardless of how much we give, or contribute, or do. Little is much, when God is the focus . . . Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. (Galatians 6:9) Billy Graham once said, God has given us two hands, one to receive with and the other to give with. The benefit of tithing is not for the giver to be counted as a provider, but the seen and unseen difference we make by doing the right thing. Try Me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it. (Malachi 3:10) ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© Share

Study materials, Books & Resources. Blogs/Articles with Miscellaneous Writings accommodating Fine Art & Illustrations, Drawings, from A Walking New Man website Share Prayers for thankfulness Some things I don't know But all things you do know O Lord Some things I've fear But in you, many things I'm learning with gratitude and praises unto your Holy Name Your Name that is above all names. Your loving kindness is greater than all oppressions. Your grace is ever with me Great is your faithfulness. This thing I do know, You are the God of my salvation You O Lord will never leave me nor forsake me. Thank you Father In Thee do I trust all the days of my life Amen. ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© RESOURCES REQUEST A PRAYER

My existence through the breath I breathe cannot be credited to my willpower. Therefore, in songs and awareness, to God be all the glory. Additional playlist further below Music place Browse and play titles below. Where there is joy, the soul glory in the expression of songs and singing praises to the Lord. Singing is worship and true worship is the gratification of the inward man being expressed outwardly. My existence through the breath I breathe cannot be credited to my willpower. Therefore, in songs and awareness, to God be all the glory. Share Click Listen in browser 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A Walking New Man 00:00 / 56:05 00:00 / 05:09 00:00 / 06:02

Miscellaneous Writings... In calmness, hope is established, therein, the mind is free to reason for a change. Calmness for a change Miscellaneous Writings Calmness for uncomfortableness, for a change. The awareness of that which is an inconvenience to us, will serve two outcomes. To the burden of difficulties without hope, the reason for a change is absent, but when we are aware of the inconvenience of life, or the situation wherewith, we find ourselves, may it be a reminder that we were once without the problem. Therefore, we can once again be free of the problem. In calmness, hope is established, therein, the mind is free to reason for a change. If we walk into a dark room, the first reaction is to desire the light for a change to the present situation. With a clear mind, we reach out calmly by seeking the switch for the light. On the contrary, if the darkness stirs up agitation, like it does in a child who is afraid of the dark, though the switch for the light is present, but with the absent of calmness, the child cannot perceive the possibility to turn on the light for a change. In dark times, may we stay calm that the mind will clearly reason that there is a way for a change, and there is a light. May the calmness in us be a hope that Christ our Light is there. Though we do not see through the dark, but thus it is written; Fear not, stand still, and see the salvation of the LORD, which He will show to you today. In the sea of life, hope is the compass that wings above the storm of life. ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© #Calmness MORE Share

“Threads of Silver, Rays of Gold: A Tapestry of Generations by P. S. Wilmot is a compelling narrative poem that tells a timeless tale of love, hope, and joy. A voyage through the corridors of time, encapsulating the unbreakable bond between a mother and her son. Overview : Threads of Silver, Rays of Gold: A Tapestry of Generations Immerse yourself in a narrative of a poignant journey of time, love, and the enduring bond between a mother and her son. This poem captures the essence of life’s fleeting moments, the anticipation of future joy, and the fulfillment of a mother’s dream. It’s a testament to the power of hope and the preciousness of joy, wrapped in the sliver threads of everyday life. Experience the transformation from longing to fulfillment, and let the words fill your heart with warmth and happiness. Key Characters: The Son : The protagonist of the poem, who experiences the passage of time, works hard, with the awareness of his mother's hope. The Mother : A figure of curiosity and longing, with a dream of her own, that she foresees in her son Continue BACK Threads of Silver, Rays of Gold: A Tapestry of Generations Threads of Silver, Rays of Gold A Narrative Poetry The trickling down of the days, The years did fade. The more work he did, The confine he lived. The one question he avoided, The unanswered, lingered. But the curiosity of a mother Sails beyond all borders. "Oh, my boy, When shall you be hitched that I may be a grandmother?" "When the time is right, mother. The daughter of my union shall be your granddaughter. As sure as the hair of my head fades. What fate shall I hold to be a grandmother? The same fate that made you, my dear mother. It shall be to you a lovely grandmother." "Oh, my dear boy, Graceful are your words To fill a mother's void." The trickling down of the days, The years did fade. Now, by grace, in the arms of his dear mother, The two daughters at once from his eventful union, Made his dear mother into a lovely, happy grandmother. Key Themes: Time: Time: The poem explores the passage of time, symbolized by the trickling down of days and the fading of years. Hope: The mother’s hope of becoming a grandmother is a recurring theme, which is eventually fulfilled. Joy: The joy of the mother upon becoming a grandmother is a key theme, symbolizing the happiness that comes with family and love. Key Lessons: Fulfillment of Dreams: The poem illustrates that dreams can come true, as seen in the mother’s dream of becoming a grandmother. Value of Family : The poem underscores the importance of family bonds and the joy they bring into our lives. Excerpt : Threads of Silver, Rays of Gold: A Tapestry of Generations” unfolds a narrative po em that tells a timeless tale of love, hope, and joy. It’s a voyage through the corridors of time, encapsulating the unbreakable bond between a mother and her son. This narrative poem stands as a beacon of hope and a symbol of joy, intricately woven into the fabric of everyday life. Experience the metamorphosis from longing to fulfillment, as the son’s journey brings his mother the joy of becoming a grandmother. Let the words warm your heart and bring you happiness, as you delve into this poignant tale of generations. This narrative poem is a golden ray of hope, a silver thread of joy, a tapestry of love and life. ____________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© For Group discussions, check the group page: Pages Speak THE PAGES SPEAK Share

Biblical resource through the Walking New Man website/Quotations page-6 The greatest ally a nation has during a time of an outside opposition is the unity from within, through the patriotic echo of its media. To the media, if you don’t support Liberty from within, your platform to express your views, will be taken away by the forces from without once they have their way. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer The way for a young man to rise is to improve himself in every way he can, never suspecting that anybody wishes to hinder him. Abraham Lincoln 16th President of the United States 1861-1865, self-taught lawyer. Nicknamed Honest Abe, a man of a high moral character. Father of the Republican party, emancipator of the slaves. To believe in the Lord Jesus Christ was to live; I trust in Him and enjoyed His peace. Sir David Brewster Inventor of the kaleidoscope, Scottish physicist, mathematician, astronomer and writer. The more profoundly we study this wonderful book [the Bible], and the more closely we observe its divine precept, the better citizens we will become and the higher will be our destiny as a nation William McKinley 25th President of the United States. Union major in the Civil War, lawyer, governor. Among the list of assassinated Presidents (1843-1901) Yet contributed to the rise of the U.S. as a world power. Victory of the Spanish-American War. Annexation of the Hawaiian Island, Puerto Rico and Guam, and the permanent lease of Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Page 6 Be sure you put your feet in the right place, then stand firm. Abraham Lincoln 16th President of the United States 1861-1865, self-taught lawyer. Nicknamed Honest Abe, a man of a high moral character. Father of the Republican party, emancipator of the slaves. Delusional is almost laughable, if it wasn't so dangerous for the mental well-being of those who refuse to perceive. P. S. Wilmot Artist, writer Little progress can be made by merely attempting to repress what is evil. Our great hope lies in developing what is good. Calvin Coolidge A Vice-President, turned the 30th President of the United States. Governor of Massachusetts 1918. Wisdom is the right use of knowledge. To know is not to be wise. Many men know a great deal, and are all the greater fools for it. Charles Spurgeon English Baptist preacher, a prolific writer. A walking New Man 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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The 10 commandments serve as a guideline to keep us on the path of that which is right. On the contrary, they do not serve as a means of perfection in us. Rather, it shows the believer, God’s perfection and our need for His holiness by abiding in His covenant. 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. The supposedly simplest commandment among Christians, is the most broken commandment. Before the exposition of this topic, let the understanding of the 10 Commandments be known, which is also called the Decalogue, or the Covenant. As a covenant, it serves as a contract, a mutual agreement, as between two or more persons. In this case, this covenant is between God and men, written by God. What are the 10 commandments? The assumption for many is that the commandments and the keeping thereof generates instant righteousness in the individuals who observe and keep them as it is written. If that is the case, at what period does the individual reaches perfection? If perfection is obtained within this covenant between God and man, does God become obsolete because man is now self-righteous and perfect? To this we say, by no means were these laws meant to generate self-righteousness within the individual, for man in himself cannot obtain perfection by the keeping of the Law, by his will, or intellect. (Galatians 2:16) Neither is the believer on a path of becoming a god. So then, the 10 commandments are a reminder of that which is right and that which is wrong. Therefore, as a covenant and a contract between God and man, its intent is to bring together the two parties within the covenant. Therein, the lesser of the covenant will look to the greater of the covenant for the keeping thereof. The lesser of the covenant is the believer and the greater is God. As a parent expects the best from a child by showing them right from wrong, knowing that expectation is the path to do right. However, expectation does not bring about an instant result of perfection. Therefore, the 10 commandments reveal the will of God to the believer. Even as a believer, there are times we will fall short of doing that which we ought not to do. Romans 3:23. However, by knowing the will of God, which is revealed to us through these commandments, His will serve as a guideline to keep us on the path of that which is right. On the contrary, they do not serve as a means of perfection in us. Rather, it shows the believer, God’s perfection and our need for His holiness by abiding in His covenant. Herein we see the list of the Laws as follows: You shall have no other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself any idol, nor bow down to it or worship it. You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Honor your father and your mother. You must not commit murder. You must not commit adultery. You must not steal. You must not give false evidence against your neighbor. You must not covet your neighbor’s goods. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife, nor anything that belongs to your neighbor. If the Christian will consider the Laws above in relation to the least, of which is unlikely to be broken; for many Christians, the first commandment, the second, and the sixth are presumably the ones that are likely not to be broken. The third commandment will suffice as well. You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain. Without further commentary on the 10 laws, the third is the focus of the exposition. In hope to bring out the lesson concerning the topic. For the third is the most broken law in the life of the believer who doesn’t fully understand the purpose of the 10 commandments and the Christian dependency on God. The misconception by and large, for most Christians concerning the third commandment is as follow: The commandment is kept because I do not use the name of the Lord unnecessarily to express shock, excitement or disbelief. I do not swear in vain with the name of the Lord. I do not utter profanities before the Lord’s name I do not randomly use the name of the Lord to express what I feel. Therefore, the misconception is the commandment is kept. This applies to the other commandments as well. Thou shall not commit murder , for an example. Most Christians will declare, I have not murdered, and I will never take the life of another. However, he or she who hates another as a believer, is a murderer. This we read according to (1 John 3:15) Whosoever hates his brother is a murderer: and you know that no murderer has eternal life abiding in him. That is to say, though hatred burns in the hearts of men walking this earth, but their end is without life, but eternal damnation, the separation from God. For those who minds are framed with murder, or as the Greek renders it, a manslayer. Of which are carnally-minded, and to be carnally-minded is death (Romans 8:6) Shall we then say, certain of the 10 commandments are easier to keep than the others? Likewise, if the four points listed above are observed in like manners in the life of the individual concerning the third commandment; but without the proper understanding which is the right faith, then the believer is likely already breaking the third commandment unknowingly. Likewise, if the four points listed above are observed in like manners in the life of the individual, concerning the third commandment; but without the proper understanding which is the right faith, then the believer is likely already breaking the third commandment unknowingly. Let the believer ask themselves, am I struggling to do the right thing in my will power, but every attempt is a failure in hope to do that which is right? If so, you as a believer are breaking the third commandment. The name of the Lord is Jehovah Jireh – The Lord who provides , so then, considering He is your provider, but you as a believer are looking elsewhere for your provision; consequently, you are taking the name of your God in vain. Is the believer struggling to do the right thing, in living the Christian life, but is failing daily? Know you not the name of the Lord is Jehovah-Tsidkenu – Your Righteousness? If you are trying to be righteous by your own standards, or Church denominational values, you as a believer are taking the name of your God in vain. For He is Jehovah-Tsidkenu – Your Righteousness . As a believer, are you looking to others for spiritual protection? Then you are taking the name of your God in vain, for He is Jehovah-Rohi – your Shepherd . Consequently, looking elsewhere for spiritual protection is forsaking who God is by taking His name in vain. If the believer is seeking deliverance, but through the laying on hands by other individuals, or through a regimen, consequently, the believer has taken the name of their God in vain, for He is Jehovah -Moshi'ech – your Savior. These and more we perceive with a willing heart that the truth therein may set us free. Freedom from the guilt of doing the wrong things through ignorance, so that we may do that which is right, having received the Truth. Or may the heart of the believer be set free from the guilt of the past, of those things we aren’t proud of, but knowing it is not what we do, it is what God does in us as we believe in Him. For He is Jehovah-Go'el – our Redeemer. Swaggart once wrote concerning this; in the Law, God sets forth His standard of Righteousness, in other words, what man ought to be. This we know, we cannot be what we ought to be without Him. Though we cannot perfectly keep the commandments, but there is One who kept it all. The Lord Jesus Christ, this He did on our behalf. Now, as believers, we place our faith in Him because when we are in Him by faith, we become Law keepers and not Lawbreakers. This we ask once again, are certain of the 10 commandments easier to keep than the others? Neither of them is easier than the others. For if you keep all and break one, you are guilty of breaking all. (James 2:10) Though it is God’s standard of what Righteousness ought to be, but we in ourselves cannot obtain Righteousness through our will power, but the Law serves as a reminder to keep trusting in the Lord. Forgive us . . . and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen __________________________________ 🎨PSW·3✒© > Related topics < 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 Prayer for a new start Always will I seek you O Lord, even in my failures, I will look up to Thee. The pleasure of sin was for a season, but the desire of Your presence I longed for all eternity. Forgive me of my sins. My heart is heavy, but by faith, I will hope in you. I repent of my sin, though my sins be forgiven, but my failures shall be a reminder of Your grace and mercy. In humbleness, I pray to you Father, also in meekness may I seek your fellowship. In Jesus name I pray, amen. ______________________________ 🎨 PSW·3✒© RESOURCES