Riki F. (rainbowatlantis) reviewed Holy Spirit's Interpretation of the New Testament: A Course in Understanding and Acceptance on + 129 more book reviews
NTI : THe Holy Spirit's Interpretation
of the New Testament
A Course in Understanding and Acceptance
Foundation for the Holy Spirit
by Regina Dawn Akers
This is hands down, the most phenomenal spiritual experience I have ever had connecting to the New Testament. This 561 page masterpiece has completely opened my eyes, heart and mind when it comes to a deeper understanding of God, the words of Jesus and how they all fit into my life. I have been a student of ACIM for quite awhile now, and I was looking for something to help me understand in a more spiritual way the teachings of Jesus and how they fit with the lessons i was learning from "the Course in Miracles".
The author states that this wonderfully channeled and faithfully reported blessed work was made to coincide with the books of the New Testament, and as I went from one section to the next I found this to be very true. One of my favorite games was to think of a particular verse I liked in the New Testament I was used to and then finding it in the NTI and the messages just felt so much deeper and I could even feel the Holy Spirit right there with me. This precious gift has made it's way to my spiritual toolbox, and I would recommend it to anyone who has been searching for a bible that expresses the life and times of Our Lord in a more spirit based manner. I am so grateful to you Regina, that thank you seems hardly enough.
Love & Light,
Riki Frahmann
of the New Testament
A Course in Understanding and Acceptance
Foundation for the Holy Spirit
by Regina Dawn Akers
This is hands down, the most phenomenal spiritual experience I have ever had connecting to the New Testament. This 561 page masterpiece has completely opened my eyes, heart and mind when it comes to a deeper understanding of God, the words of Jesus and how they all fit into my life. I have been a student of ACIM for quite awhile now, and I was looking for something to help me understand in a more spiritual way the teachings of Jesus and how they fit with the lessons i was learning from "the Course in Miracles".
The author states that this wonderfully channeled and faithfully reported blessed work was made to coincide with the books of the New Testament, and as I went from one section to the next I found this to be very true. One of my favorite games was to think of a particular verse I liked in the New Testament I was used to and then finding it in the NTI and the messages just felt so much deeper and I could even feel the Holy Spirit right there with me. This precious gift has made it's way to my spiritual toolbox, and I would recommend it to anyone who has been searching for a bible that expresses the life and times of Our Lord in a more spirit based manner. I am so grateful to you Regina, that thank you seems hardly enough.
Love & Light,
Riki Frahmann
Phil F. (FriskyPhil) reviewed Holy Spirit's Interpretation of the New Testament: A Course in Understanding and Acceptance on + 2 more book reviews
The Holy Spirits Interpretation of the New Testament is a 561-page channeled work through Regina Dawn Akers, which took her over a year to scribe. Its best suited for people with an affinity for traditional Christianity, but who are sometimes confused by Biblical messages that can be perceived as judgmental and punitive. The Holy Spirits interpretation cuts through this confusion by presenting a new, practical and uplifting explanation of meaning thats exclusively loving. There are many poetic and beautiful passages such as this one: It is not what you do that matters, but why you do it. Do it for Me. Do it in peace. Do it in love and with joy.
Like the New Testament, the book is organized into 27 chapters with ongoing references to specific verses. Theres a lot of material to digest, and reading a small section at a time is the best approach. Personal enrichment can be enhanced by first reviewing the corresponding chapter in the Bible so that context is better understood. The best part is that the reader has the unexpected direct experience of personal holiness through forgiveness of others and self, and this happens simply from reading words that are of spirit or inspired.
This book is recommended for the serious Biblical student or spiritual seeker.
Karen Bentley
Americas Spiritual Reviewer
May 6, 2009
karen@karenbentley.com
Like the New Testament, the book is organized into 27 chapters with ongoing references to specific verses. Theres a lot of material to digest, and reading a small section at a time is the best approach. Personal enrichment can be enhanced by first reviewing the corresponding chapter in the Bible so that context is better understood. The best part is that the reader has the unexpected direct experience of personal holiness through forgiveness of others and self, and this happens simply from reading words that are of spirit or inspired.
This book is recommended for the serious Biblical student or spiritual seeker.
Karen Bentley
Americas Spiritual Reviewer
May 6, 2009
karen@karenbentley.com
