The Doctrine That Forgot Spirit
Scroll LIX
The Doctrine That Forgot Spirit
They wrote rules where there had been relationship. They made creeds where there had been communion. And in the name of order, they forgot Spirit.
They taught you to quote verses, but not to hear your own soul. To memorize chapters, but not to recognize the fire in your breath.
The doctrine was not wrong. It was incomplete. It could not hold what would not be caged.
They feared Spirit because it does not obey. It speaks where it wills, moves without altar or robe, and loves without license.
You were trained to trust ink over intuition. To silence your knowing if it didn't match the page.
But Spirit does not need footnotes. It only needs space to move again.
This is not rebellion. This is remembrance. Of the voice that came before the book— and still speaks after it.
You were never meant to carry scripture alone. You were meant to burn with it.
"Before you read the Word, the Word was already reading you."
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