Marathon Zoom Meeting in Belgium
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We are preparing for Easter Week by honoring the memory of Jesus during this sacred and solemn final week of his life on Urantia through a Marathon Zoom Meeting each evening. Each session will begin at 6:00 p.m. in Belgium. At the end of each meeting, a time of sharing will be offered for those who wish to participate.
On Sunday morning, we will conclude our time together with a joyful celebration of his resurrection and his first appearances.
- You are welcome to join or leave quietly at any time
- Participants will read in turn, without commentary
- At the end of each meeting, a time of sharing will be offered for those who wish to participate
Program:
- Monday, March 30: Paper 173 (± 45 min)
- Tuesday, March 30: Paper 174, 175 and 176 (± 2 p.m.)
- Wednesday, April 1: Paper177 (± 40 min)
- Thursday, April 2: Papers 178 to 183 (± 3:45 a.m.)
- Friday, April 3: Papers 184 to 187 (± 2:45 a.m.)
- Saturday, April 4: Paper 188 (± 40 min)
- Sunday, April 5 at 9 a.m.: Papers 189 to 191 (1 and 2) (± 1:40 a.m.)
An in-person Easter celebration will continue on Monday at 10:00 a.m. to honor our Master, Father, Brother, and Friend, Michael/Jesus — celebrating his resurrection, his transition to the morontia life, and his return as Sovereign Lord of our local universe.
Address for Easter Monday: Maison Abbyfield (At Françoise) 2A rue des Fermes in COUTHUIN Belgium
You are warmly invited to this convivial day, which will include a small study group and a shared meal. Please register in advance by emailing a contact below, so we may organize this gathering in the best possible way.
Françoise, Martine and Jean
Martine Rouart: President
Françoise Burniat: Secretary
Jean Annet: Treasurer
We look forward to the joy of sharing these sacred moments together and of finding one another in the love of the Father, the teachings of Jesus, and the fraternity that unites us.
Jesus disclosed to this world a higher quality of righteousness than justice—mere technical right and wrong. Divine love does not merely forgive wrongs; it absorbs and actually destroys them. The forgiveness of love utterly transcends the forgiveness of mercy. Mercy sets the guilt of evil-doing to one side; but love destroys forever the sin and all weakness resulting therefrom. Jesus brought a new method of living to Urantia. He taught us not to resist evil but to find through him a goodness which effectually destroys evil. The forgiveness of Jesus is not condonation; it is salvation from condemnation. Salvation does not slight wrongs; it makes them right. True love does not compromise nor condone hate; it destroys it. The love of Jesus is never satisfied with mere forgiveness. The Master’s love implies rehabilitation, eternal survival. It is altogether proper to speak of salvation as redemption if you mean this eternal rehabilitation. 188:5.2 (2018.1)