20161123 - Compensation Principles

Education In Love Group 3.2 - Understanding God's Loving Laws Theme: Compensation Principles Location & Time: Noosaville, Queensland, Australia on 23rd November 2016 at 1:50pm. Description: Jesus briefly summarizes God's Principles of Compensation that govern the operation of God's Laws, gives examples of the way these principles are built into God's Laws, and answers audience questions about the principles. Topics Include: Terms used within the definition of Compensation Principles including self-responsibility and compensation; an overview and summary of Compensation Principles; examples of Compensation Principles including sins of others that affect me, countries at war, living and acting in fear, parents with children, my sins that affect others, my sins that affect me, and others sins that affect others, stealing a vehicle, and "good" and "bad" deeds; how humans live in disharmony with Compensation Principles; and audience questions about Compensation Principles. Length: 1h 15m 2s. Chapters: 00:00:39 Comments About Previous Q&A 00:01:23 Introduction 00:01:33 Compensation Principles 00:01:34 Notes 00:02:01 Terms: Terms used for Compensation principles 00:02:01 Self-Responsibility 00:03:17 Compensation 00:04:54 Summary 00:09:53 Lani Reid: Is a desire to fix up my impure desire an unloving desire? 00:11:07 Lani Reid: So have I been worried about the outcome rather than examining my real desire? 00:11:59 Lani Reid: If my desire is pure, can God bring me many more possibilities and potentials? 00:14:47 Notes: Compensation principles 00:14:47 Note 1: Sins committed by others that affect me attract pleasurable compensation and allowance towards me 00:15:50 Example: Compensation for a man stealing my car 00:19:01 Peter Lytton-Hitchins: Referring the example, does compensation go further and analyse all of the causes of an outcome? 00:20:39 Rui Henriques: How does God know that my anger was triggered from the actions of another person? 00:22:05 Elvira Gregorich: Referring the example, are parents responsible for their child's sin partially or fully? 00:22:49 Elvira Gregorich: Aren't most of my choices my own responsibility? 00:23:20 Elvira Gregorich: Even if your family believes stealing is OK, surely there are other messages from society that stealing is not OK? 00:25:06 Claudia Vandenameele: How come we get allowance from God while we have attracted the event in the first place? 00:26:02 Adria Escudero: If I stole your care, and you got angry, why would your anger get a positive compensatory benefit? 00:26:56 Jesus: You can keep on presenting questions about compensation and I am going to answer them all the same way! 00:28:05 Mary: Is it also because we have this black and white "you're to blame and I'm not" thinking rather than considering the myriad of variables that God considers? 00:28:35 Example: Compensation for a country going to war 00:29:53 Example: Compensation for living & acting in fear 00:32:58 Note 2: Sins committed by me that affect others trigger a pleasurable compensation and allowance towards others 00:33:52 Example: Compensation to children for parents' treatment of them 00:36:26 Note 3: Sins committed by me attract a negative penalty towards myself 00:36:34 Note 4: Sins committed by any person trigger a negative penalty toward those who committed the sin 00:36:46 Example: Compensation for Wooloomalie in "The Gate of Heaven" book by Robert James Lees 00:41:19 Comment: Compensation needs to be analysed for both "good" & "bad" deeds 00:43:50 Conclusion 00:48:33 Questions: 00:48:57 Katrina Bailey: What is the timeframe in which God applies compensation; either a reward or correction? 00:50:10 Joyce Thompson: If the Law of Compensation is immediate upon the soul, how soon does this manifest in the body and life and is there always an obvious connection? 00:57:10 Anna MacDonald: Why are some of us so inherently afraid of responsibility? 01:04:31 Maximilian Ferraiuolo: Is self responsibility the measure for compensation because once a person takes personal responsibility for their sin, they have a sincere desire to correct the cause and the effect of their sin; they are already doing what compensation would do? 01:06:48 Paige Willoughby: Could you please elaborate on the objective "to educate the highest creation that the gift of free will brings responsibilities"? 01:12:32 Conclusive comment 01:12:44 Next Presentation Series: Education In Love Group: Understanding God's Loving Laws Session: Order Principles Presentation: 20161123-1350-AGP-JESUS Compensation Principles Divine Truth Website: https://www.divinetruth.com Divine Truth Radio: http://radio.divinetruth.com Mary's Blog: http://mary.divinetruth.com Send your questions to: [email protected]

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