Part I – Revelators

All wisdom is from God

Revelators are mortals who reveal the will of God.  The great revelators of the past served as human bridges spanning the dark ages on Earth following the Lucifer rebellion pending the arrival of the promised messiah.  That messiah was the Creator Son of this universe (the Son of God) who incarnated on Earth as Jesus of Nazareth (the Son of Man).

Modern revelators continue to come forward at each human crisis.  Each revelator either reveals steps to upgrade the race or introduces a new aspect of divinity. Often, revelators are the great minds of science, politics, or art, as well as religion.  They are men and women who serve God through ministry to their fellow mortals.

Modern man must still build bridges between what is and what ought to be in human relations.  While it is difficult for modern man to conceive of a time when there will be no racial, national or religious separations between men, it was just as difficult for ancient man to conceive of a time when there would be nation consciousness.

If man bridges the racial hatreds and the alienation between nations, war will become unfeasible.  Humanity will realize it is one family and not simply a collection of people engaged in competition for self–preservation.

Progressive Revelation

As man developed the perceptive faculties of mind and soul, basic truths were revealed.  These fundamental truths are:

True relationship is understanding expressed by love. This truth is the foundation of brotherhood and inner unity.

Being is both God Immanent (the Thought Adjuster residing in each person) and God Transcendent (the Universal Father).  This everywhere God is present amongst men and in the appearance of all forms. He simultaneously includes, pervades and remains beyond time and space. He reveals Himself progressively and cyclically, as man qualifies himself for additional knowledge.

The types of revelation vary and emerge on varying levels of the human consciousness.  Revelation can consist of new lands to conquer (terrestrial or mental). It can be the recognition of new laws and facts in nature, grasped and used. Or, revelation may be some further unfolding of knowledge resulting in a new type of civilization or a new and enriched religious approach to life.

Transcendence

The surmounting of perceived limitations is always taking place.  Mankind’s recognition of the process of transcendence will denote a major new phase in the revelation of divinity. 

A revelator must first develop and transcend his own nature.  At this point, he is capable of reflecting a cosmic principle or divine quality as well as the energy to produce the desired effect upon humanity.  While the energy focuses through some person, it is called forth by the desire of the masses.  Revelation stimulates man to advance further into the world of reality and out of the world of illusion.

The recognized and known revelator is the Christ.  Christ was "the Word made flesh" (Matthew, V.17).  As the centuries pass, the truth and the effect of His life and words continue to condition human thinking.  His thought generates an ever-greater civilization replete with the accompanying culture, religions, policies, governments and educational processes.