Isaiah the second proclaimed a high concept of God surpassing that of all prophets and religious teachers before him, declaring, “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways.”. [1] The bestowal Son establishes a new and living way for the spiritual uplift of mortal races, embodying Paradise truth for the freedom of mankind. [2] Commit your way to the Lord and trust in Him, for He will bring it to pass. [3] The Universal Father knows all our ways, from the number of stars to our sorrows, and His understanding is a comfort to all humanity. [4] Jesus realized that God's way, though not easy, was the path he must walk. [5]
The prophets and priests cried out for deliverance, torn between the promise of righteousness and the looming threat of evil - a Great Choice for the Jews enduring alien rulers. [6] Jesus chose to always follow the Father's way, despite the strong desire to win his people and the world over to his new spiritual kingdom. [7] Through Jesus as the new and living way, mortal man can discover the path to eternal realities and ascend from humanity to divinity. [8] Let the wicked forsake his evil way and return to the Lord for abundant pardon. [9] At the parting of ways, Jesus boldly chose to assume the offensive in the midst of open warfare. [10] By the Spirit's transformation, you are freed from the old way of bondage and empowered to live according to the perfect will of God. [11] Do not attack old ways, but proclaim new truth in a spirit of peace and love, allowing the Spirit of Truth to work. [12]
The Sons of God, through their bestowals and survival plans, embody the injunction to “Be you perfect, even as your Father in Havona is perfect,” becoming for all creatures “the way, the truth, and the life.”. [13] Having accepted the assignment on the way of life everlasting, fear not, for the Spirit of Truth will always speak, saying “This is the way”. [14]
Isaiah preached the eternal nature of God, His unchanging perfection of reliability, and His promise to guide them saying, “this is the way, walk in it.”. [15] Judas, a successful treasurer and devoted apostle, exemplified the saying “there is a way that seems right but ends in death.”. [16] The way to eternal life is narrow, yet wide enough for all who sincerely seek entrance through the Son. [17]