THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST: A GUIDE TO SPIRITUALISM

This article seeks to illuminate Spiritualism through the lens of the Tanakh scrolls, honoring the one God of heaven. It will reveal the profound distinctions between this sacred understanding and the various interpretations of Spiritism in local customs and Allan Kardec's perspective.

Furthermore, this discussion underscores the significant divergence between Spiritism articulated by Allan Kardec and the Spiritualism inherent in Christ's teachings, specifically the Gospel of the Kingdom. Understanding this distinction is essential for gaining deeper insights into spiritual matters.

We aim not to undermine the firm beliefs of anyone who believes in Him. Instead, we seek to clearly show everyone the one place where God's great order and perfect balance can be found: the Spiritualism of the Teaching of Christ.

 To begin with, from the very words of Christ, he courageously declared these powerful words, stating,

John 14:

12  Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, THE WORKS THAT I DO SHALL HE DO ALSO; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father. 

 

In John 14:12, it is powerfully stated that anyone can replicate the incredible works they have witnessed. This message from Christ reveals a profound truth: those who possess genuine faith in God have the potential to accomplish even more remarkable feats than what he demonstrated. It’s inspiring to realize that the same divine power is accessible to all who believe.

 

What meaningful actions did Jesus undertake that we, too, should perform to demonstrate our faith in the Spirit of God, who resided within Him and encompassed His entire being?

 

First and foremost, his joyful obedience to the law as written.

 

Mat 5:

17  Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. 

 

18  For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.

 

John 14:

31  But that the world may know that I love the Father; and as the Father gave me commandment, even so I do. Arise, let us go hence. 

 

In these verses, it is clear that Jesus remained steadfastly obedient to the law (Torah) of the one true God in heaven. Rather than rebelling against it, he actively fulfilled God's divine will as instructed. Thus, it is imperative for all who aspire to genuine holiness to embrace this path with enthusiasm and joy in their hearts, fully committing to the law of God.

 

To attain true holiness on earth, we must prioritize obedience to God, which stands above all human expectations. Christ provided a profound example, illustrating that our foremost duty is to adhere to God's extraordinary will. This will embody the essential virtues of justice, mercy, and faith (Matt 23:23). Embracing this path is not just a duty; it's a profound opportunity for spiritual growth and transformation.

 

Jesus remarkably achieved this, enabling the Spirit of God to dwell within him completely and govern his entire being. But why is this significant? It’s pivotal because he consistently followed God's will (the law), which led to an intense process of purification that cleansed every facet of his existence—body, soul, and spirit. This transformation turned him into a vessel of divine truth, light, love, strength, labor, wisdom, and life.

 

 

 

THE BAPTISM OF JOHN

 

After undergoing baptism by John in the Jordan River, a series of remarkable events undeniably unfolded:

 

Mat 3:

16  And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and, lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him: 

 

17  And lo a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased. 

 

After John baptized Jesus in the Jordan River, the Holy Spirit descended upon Him and filled His entire being. From that pivotal moment, Jesus courageously proclaimed the gospel of the kingdom (Christ Teaching), captivating many with the remarkable works of God that flowed through Him.

 

That says,

 

Mat 4:

23  And Jesus went about all Galilee, teaching in their synagogues, preaching the kingdom's gospel, and healing all manner of sickness and disease among the people. 

 

Everyone must understand that Jesus exemplified the role of a medium for the Holy Spirit. He serves as a unique model of what it means to be a true and righteous channel. Those who wish to embody the qualities of authentic channels of the Holy Spirit should emulate and follow his actions and teachings.

 

A crucial aspect to recognize is that, similar to what we see in the Tanakh, the Spirit of God (Holy Spirit) wholly embraced Jesus's physical body during His ministry to the entire house of Israel. This underscores that the influence at work was not from the souls of departed ordinary individuals, saints, angels, or what Allan Kardec describes as evolved spirits.

 

The undeniable truth of that pivotal event from thousands of years ago demands recognition and cannot be overlooked. The Spirit of God (the Holy Spirit) must be the sole authority within each of us. We do not require the souls of departed saints, those of members of the spiritist brotherhood, or angels. Above all, we must not seek guidance from what Allan Kardec labels as evolved spirits. Embracing the Holy Spirit is the key to our spiritual journey and understanding the essence of being a proper medium of the holy Spirit.

 

Let us not say that this truth is impossible but rather that we are losers and have no right to attain the glory of God in ourselves. Laziness, weakness, and ignorance truly rule over anyone who would say that the existence, or occurrence, of those deeds of Jesus could not exist in anyone.

 

 

 

SPIRITUALISM, ACCORDING TO THE TEACHINGS OF CHRIST

 

 

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While often used interchangeably, "spiritism" refers specifically to a codified philosophy centered around the belief in communication with spirits, primarily associated with the teachings of Allan Kardec, which includes the concept of reincarnation, while "spiritualism" is a broader term encompassing the belief in the ability of spirits to communicate with the living through mediums, without necessarily implying a specific philosophy on reincarnation; essentially, spiritism is a structured system within the broader concept of

Spiritualism. Spiritism is primarily based on Allan Kardec's writings, while spiritualism is a more general term with various historical roots.

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To embark on a sacred journey on Earth, it is essential to embrace the first step: following the Torah (Law). This vital text is one of the three key divisions of God's profound Tanakh, guiding us to live with purpose and integrity.

 

The spiritual teachings of Christ differ significantly from traditional spiritualism or the spiritism presented by Allan Kardec. In Christ's teachings, the written works attributed to Jesus are emphasized, and the Spirit of God (the Holy Spirit) seeks to be drawn to a clean and pure environment (the physical body) where He can reside and guide.

 

God has essential and transformative purposes for the well-being of humanity on Earth. In light of this, He is actively implementing plans and platforms through His living temples (mediums) to guide us toward a brighter future.

 

The Spirit does not wait idly for an invitation; it flows freely, eager to convey its profound messages to the worthy. It chooses individuals who exude purity in their essence to act as instruments of its divine presence. This age-old practice holds immense relevance today and is recognized as "Channels of the Holy Spirit," widely known as mediums. This concept is deeply rooted in the teachings of Christ Spiritualism, underscoring its importance and timelessness.

 

The mediums of the great Tanakh arose by following the mandates of the one Father in heaven.

 

 As it is clearly stated,

 

Deu 18:

18  I will raise them a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him. 

 

Exo 4:

12  Now therefore go, and I will be with thy mouth, and teach thee what thou shalt say. 

 

Jer 1:

9  Then the LORD put forth his hand and touched my mouth. And the LORD said unto me, Behold, I have put my words in thy mouth. 

 

As written in Deu 18:18, Exo 4:12, and Jer 1:9, the Spirit of God Himself conveys His words directly to His divine messengers, instructing them what to express and how to act. This divine guidance never refers to the souls of ordinary deceased individuals, servants of God, and even angels, firmly rejecting the influence of so-called evolved spirits. "But from the direct word of the Spirit of God (Holy Spirit) do true mediums of God attain truth, light, love, power, labor, wisdom, and life."

 

Similarly to those before him, Jesus passionately addressed the topic of righteousness as it relates to God. His words were imbued with fervor, emphasizing the importance of living in alignment with divine principles and the profound significance of achieving true faith in God, justice, and mercy toward ourselves and our neighbors.

 

Regarding this is said,

 

John 10:

32  Jesus answered them, Many good works have I shewed you from my Father; for which of those works do ye stone me? 

 

John 14:

10  Believest thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me? the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself: but the Father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works. 

 

John 8:

26  I have many things to say and to judge of you: but he that sent me is true; and I speak to the world those things which I have heard of him. 

To shed more illumination on the significance of this matter, the revered scroll of the Tanakh vividly illustrates that the Spirit of the Father, often referred to as the Holy Spirit, engages in direct conversation with His anointed Christ prophets and kings. This remarkable and enduring connection has remained steadfast throughout thousands of years, echoing a continuous tradition from the dawn of time.

The Vered scroll of the Tanakh vividly illustrates the significance of this matter. The Spirit of the Father, often called the Holy Spirit, engages in direct conversation with His anointed Christ's prophets and kings. This remarkable and enduring connection has remained steadfast for thousands of years, echoing a continuous tradition from the dawn of time.

 

There is a remarkable continuity between the eras of Moses and Jesus, as the Spirit of God actively manifested His extraordinary power and delivered His profound words in both pivotal historical moments. In other words, the times of Moses and Jesus were not different; the Spirit of God consistently demonstrated His power and communicated His divine message throughout both periods.

 

That is firmly confirmed by Christ Jesus when he said,

 

John 12:

49  For I have not spoken of myself; but the Father which sent me, he gave me a commandment, what I should say, and what I should speak. 

 

Jeremiah also testified, as stated in the book of Deuteronomy.

 

Jer 1:

9  Then the LORD put forth his hand, and touched my mouth. And the LORD said unto me, Behold, I have put my words in thy mouth. 

 

Deu 18:

18  I will raise them up a Prophet from among their brethren, like unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall speak unto them all that I shall command him. 

 

The teachings of Christ powerfully illuminate our minds and reveal a profound truth: we still have direct communication with the Spirit of God, just as in times past. This connection is not through the statements of any individual soul. While many teachings exist, they must reflect the unique righteousness of the one true God in both the spiritual and material dimensions (heaven and earth). Embracing this understanding allows us to reconnect with divine wisdom.

 

The profound message of holiness emanates from the Spirit of God, a divine source that offers true guidance and wisdom. This starkly contrasts the numerous spirits promoted by various spiritist groups scattered throughout the archipelago and those associated with Allan Kardec. Recognizing the distinction between this authentic spiritual truth and the misleading narratives often peddled by these groups is vital, as embracing the true Spirit of God is essential for genuine spiritual growth and enlightenment.

 

Throughout history, the concepts Allan attempts to establish—namely, the distinct eras of Moses and the Son—have never come into being. If such divisions were to materialize, it would fundamentally alter the divine will as conveyed through the revered holy Tanakh. What is referred to as the ages of Moses and Jesus merely represent a fleeting moment within the expansive timeline known as the Age of the Father. This perspective reveals a profound unity, emphasizing that only one significant event exists where the magnificent glory of the singular God, who reigns over both the heavens and the earth, is vibrantly and continuously manifest.

 

Every fleeting second, every precious minute, every passing hour, each unfolding day, every intricate week, every transformative month, and each momentous year signify a chapter in the remarkable narrative of the Spirit of the Father. This indomitable Spirit has resonated powerfully throughout history, leaving an imprint on our past, enveloping us in its presence in the here and now, and promising to flourish vibrantly, providing a sense of stability and strength for all eternity. It is a force that weaves through the very fabric of time, enriching each moment of our lives.

 

Each needs to grasp the profound seriousness of claiming that Moses, Jesus, and the unknown Spirit each inhabited a distinct era. Such declarations are considered abominable in the eyes of the one true God who reigns in heaven. Whether we accept this truth or not, we must confront the reality that the first of these figures will eventually fade into history, the next will follow suit, and those who come after will similarly be lost to time. This serves as a reminder of the fleeting nature of all things, urging us to contemplate the unifying bond that connects these pivotal figures rather than focusing on their temporal divisions.

 

The end of Moses's time meant the completion of the entire content of the Torah, the first division of the Tanakh. This meant that the Nevi'im and Ketuvim, the second and third of the Tanakh's three (3) divisions, were also completed to be replaced by the next era.

 

As the Son's age draws to a close, the divine word proclaimed through His voice reaches its conclusion. In this transition into the age of the Spirit, the guiding principles of the Torah and the teachings of Christ fade into obscurity. Instead, people find themselves listening to the whispers of long-deceased souls, relying on their fragmented messages as the new source of belief and understanding.

 

Aren't we afraid of the possible consequences of removing the Tanakh and the TEACHINGS OF CHRIST? Isn't that Satan's way—to erase the words of God from the minds of people and make everyone rely on the teachings of some group of people who pretend to be saints? If they truly have the truth, there is no need to nullify the entire content of the Tanakh and the TEACHINGS OF CHRIST.

 

TRADITIONAL SPIRITISM

 

From Allan Kardec's traditional spiritism, which refers to the soul as a spirit protector, we must recognize that these teachings diverge significantly from the teachings of Christ. This divergence leads many people away from Earth's actual path of holiness. Such a detour inevitably results in profound suffering and the spiritual destruction of countless souls. Understanding this distinction and seeking the light of genuine faith is crucial to avoid these grave consequences.

 

Moreover, in that false tradition, the souls of the dead are conjured, which, if explained, is to disturb their silence wherever they may be. That is, therefore, a hazardous practice of man, for there is the king of lies and his devils, who continually manipulate people's ignorance to their advantage. It is not difficult for him and his minions to pretend to be holy Spirits.

 

Should we persist in ignoring God's clear command to avoid them? The Father in heaven, in His infinite wisdom, recognizes that such defiance is not only futile in the quest for true holiness but is, in fact, a profound abomination in His sight.

 

 

 

WHO WILL GOD CHOOSE TO SEND TO US?

 

 

 

The following passage discerns the essence of the Spirit rather than the souls of departed saints, the heavenly beings known as angels, or what Allan refers to as evolved spirits.

 

John 14:26 - KJV

 

But the COMFORTER, the HOLY GHOST, whom the Father will send in my name, shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. (Juan 14:16-17, Juan 15:26, Juan 16:7).

 

This is a profound promise spoken by Christ Himself, coming to life at every moment within the various manifestations of true holiness found on Earth. Yet, despite this divine assurance, numerous individuals have sought communication with the spirits of the deceased, often viewing these souls as guardians or protectors in their lives.

 

Have not all the cherished saints of God, including the revered prophets and the beloved twelve apostles of Christ, departed from this world? They cannot serve as our comforters; that profound duty belongs to the Holy Spirit alone. The Holy Spirit manifests as the essence of truth, illuminating our paths with divine light, enveloping us in an embrace of love, and empowering us with authority (dominion). It inspires the creative forces of work, grants us profound wisdom, and breathes life into our existence. This sacred Spirit comforts strengthens and guides us toward hope and renewal in our moments of sorrow and uncertainty.

 

The name of the Holy Spirit is distinct from the revered names of the prophets of God, the twelve apostles who spread His teachings, the mighty angels who serve His will, or any of the evolved spirits introduced by Allan Kardec. The Holy Spirit has a name that reflects His divine essence and mission. In His complete and unique nature, He is the ultimate guardian and protector for those who earnestly walk the world's sacred journey of true holiness. By seeking His guidance, individuals can discover truth, love, strength, labor, wisdom, and a longer life as they navigate their spiritual path.

 

In the Gospel of John, specifically in 14:26, Jesus made a significant declaration about the arrival of the Comforter. He emphasized that this divine Comforter would be crucial in reminding us of the profound teachings He had shared with His authentic apostles. This assurance highlights the importance of these teachings in guiding us today.

 

John 14:

26  But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.

 

 Can any of the scribes or instructors you have encountered honestly claim to have shared the profound Teaching of Christ, which reveals the gospel of the kingdom? Or did they advocate for Gentile (Pauline) teachings that dilute and undermine this sacred and transformative doctrine?

 

If we profess that the messages they convey are indeed the Teachings of Christ, then why does each profound word of His, shared amid this sacred assembly of true holiness on Earth, seem to prick us like thorns in our throats?

 

Why do we often prioritize Allan Kardec's personal views on spirituality over the profound Teachings of Christ that our Father has commanded us to embrace? It's important to stay rooted in the enduring wisdom Christ offers.

 

Why do we often prioritize Allan Kardec’s subjective interpretations of spiritual matters over Christ's rich and profound teachings, which the Father has commanded us to embrace? Reflecting on Christ's depth and timeless wisdom throughout history is crucial. His teachings offer sacred guidance that can lead us to a deeper understanding of Truth, Light, Love, Strength, Labor, Wisdom, and Life. We must commit ourselves to these eternal truths rather than get lost in alternative viewpoints that lack the same foundation.

 

Let us emphasize the profound truths in Christ's teachings, illuminating our wisdom and guidance. This focus encourages us to move away from the conventional, often diluted doctrines of mainstream spiritism and the divisive, rebellious interpretations put forth by Kardec.

 

STRICT PROHIBITION

 

 

The relevant law concerning this matter is clearly stated below.

 

Which says,

 

Leviticus 19:31 – NIV

“Do not turn to mediums or seek out spiritists, for you will be defiled by them. I am the Lord your God.”

 

Isaiah 8:19-22 – NIV

“When men tell you to consult mediums and spiritists, who whisper and mutter, should not a people inquire of their God? Why consult the dead on behalf of the living? To the law and the testimony! They have no light of dawn if they do not speak according to this word. Distressed and hungry, they will roam through the land; when they are famished, they will become enraged and, looking upward, will curse their king and their God. Then they will look toward the earth and see only distress, darkness, and fearful gloom and be thrust into utter darkness.”

 

Deuteronomy 18:10-11 – NIV

Let no one be found among you who sacrifices their son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead.

 

1 Chronicles 10:13-14 – NIV

Saul died because he was unfaithful to the LORD; he did not keep the word of the LORD and even consulted a medium for guidance, and did not inquire of the LORD. So the LORD put him to death and turned the kingdom over to David son of Jesse.

 

Concerning this significant and sensitive issue, we must consider that the one true God of heaven has conveyed His commands to us all with a profound sense of urgency and seriousness. These words resonate with authority, urging us to reflect deeply on their meaning and importance.

 

Pro 7:

1  My son, keep my words, and lay up my commandments with thee. 

 

2  Keep my commandments, and live, and my law as the apple of thine eye. 

 

3  Bind them upon thy fingers, write them upon the table of thine heart. 

 

Let us stand resolutely against those who challenge and defy the sacred laws set forth by our Heavenly Father. With a spirit filled with enthusiasm and joy radiating from our hearts, we will eagerly embrace and follow the profound wisdom in God's teachings and guidance.

 

 

CONCLUSION

 

This divine counsel encourages us to avoid the misleading words of false teachers and the deceptive allure of counterfeit spiritists mentioned earlier. By doing so, we fortify our faith and remain steadfast on the true path illuminated by the wholeness of the Spirit of God. By embracing this commitment, we reinforce our faith and confidently follow the path illuminated by the guiding light of the Spirit of God.

 

Let us vividly illustrate the righteousness of God, who commands every person to obey His distinct and sacred will strictly. He has issued a clear directive that we must not partake in the ominous practices of those who seek communion with the dead. Engaging in such activities is not merely frowned upon; it is regarded as the gravest offense, a profound abomination in His sight that distances us from His truth, light, love, power, creation, wisdom, and life,

 

The profound teachings of Christ have finally clarified a subject that has long been entangled in confusion and contentious debate, often distorted by varying interpretations and misconceptions held by many.

 

This is the profound and sacred Teaching of Christ, a guiding light for our lives. Until we meet again, take care of yourselves and cherish these teachings.