>>18766015
>universalist
>non-trinitarian
they're just jews pushing noahidism as if it were chrisitanity

We may remember that Christ the Lord, upon doing any great or marvellous Cure, put forth the soveraignity of his Will, as when he said to the Leper, I will, be thou clean: And sometimes he put it to those, who, he perceived had Faith in him, saying, What will ye that I should do unto you? And no less was effected for them than they desired the Lord should do for them. These expressions of our Saviour may be a grand Rule for us to follow, and ought well to be regarded by us; for in the Will is the highest Magick, when it is united with the Will of the Highest; when these two Wheels meet in one, they are the swift running Chariot, which nothing can cross or stop, in which the Bridegroom, with his Bride Sophia, ride most triumphantly together over all things, viz. Over Rocks, Mountains and Hills, which are all made a Plain before them, and Seas dryed up. What is able to resist a Will that is united with God’s Will, before which every thing must stoop and bow? which Will, when ever it goes forth, alwayes accomplisheth its Enterprise. Its not a naked Will that wants its Garment of Power, impregnable Almightiness is with it, to pluck up, to plant, to kill, and to make alive; to bind and to loose, to save and destroy [...].

Now from the fore-going Rules, we are taught to drown the many VVills, that have been generated from the mixed Essence of the Soul, and to loose them in the Abyssal-Deep, from whence then may spring the Virgin-Will, that never was in bondage to any thing of degenerate Man, but stands free and clear in Conjunction with Almighty Power [...].

I know nothing more worthy for the single Eye to look into, and contend for, than the Magia of Faith; which was once delivered unto, and exerted by the Saints of former Generations; and why we should give it for lost now, I see no cause, but should be earnest for the reviving of it, and calling it up from the Dead.

—Jane Lead, The Revelation of Revelations, 1683

>>18766023
>jews
Jews don't believe in the Son of God.

The Father is the original power of all powers, subsisting in, by and from himself; which original power of the Father is most clearly and openly discovered in the Still Eternity, in the highest magnificence, majesty and glory. This supreme power of the Father, is the beginning of all power, and the fullness of all power, filling the heights, depths, and breadth of the Still Eternity: this power of the Father is an eternal unity and simplicity, that is, it is free from all manner of contrariety, divisibility, composition or mixture, as being an uniform, universal, diffusive power, which is nothing else but pure Deity, and further we cannot search into this power of the Father to know what it is, for none knows what pure Deity is, but God himself. It is this paternal power, which fills the Still Eternity throughout, in the appearance of the clearest transparency and brightness.

—John Pordage, Theologia Mystica, 1683