Jewish Theosophy Book

This book had less of a shocking impact than the first one, but there were still such rich truths personified and illustrated in a manner that spoke straight to the heart. "The Call" urges us to live in a manner worthy of our calling. To love deeply, to remain in humility, to build up the house of God, to seek Him actively, to see Him and His working through His people, and to behold His beauty.

"You must learn to abide in My presence without becoming self-conscious and self-absorbed. This causes you to turn from the truth that is in Me and turn to the deception that is in your fallen nature."

"You will not measure true spiritual fruit rightly while you are on the earth. You can only measure your true success by how much more clearly you are able to behold the Lord, by how much better you know His voice, and by how much more you love the brethren."

"The humble cannot be embarrassed. When you start to feel embarrassed, ti is because you are beginning to move in pride. Let the embarrassment be a warning that you have departed from wisdom. Never let embarrassment control your actions. If it does, you will fall even further. Learn to embrace every opportunity to be humbled, knowing that I will then be able to trust you with more authority."

"You cannot see My house as it is until you see Me in My people. As you began to really hear Me through My people just before you took off your cloak (of humility), your eyes were opened to begin seeing My house as it is. There is much more glory to be seen in it than how you can now behold. This is the door, but there is much more. When you return to the realm of your own time, this is what you must seek. This is what you must lead my people to. This is what you must fight for, and this is what you must help to build - My House."