Comments on: Response to Yesterday’s Comments http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm Listening to The Voice Within Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:03:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm#comment-51224 Gloria Sun, 30 Nov 2008 11:37:05 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm#comment-51224 This is very interesting what you bring up here about the timing of Heavenletters. It used to be that the Heavenletter written in the morning was the one sent out. Very fresh! Truly hot off the press! On occasion, God would give two or three Heavenletters in one day. Way back I would send them out with just the same speed. But then we grew, and we have automated Heavenletters and numbers for them, and subscribers who have all they can do to keep up with one Heavenletter let alone two or three! So we decided that there would be one Heavenletter a day sent out. And now we have a backlog of Heavenletters that haven't gone out. We do send out the Heavenletters as their turn comes up. I don't move any Heavenletter around from its designated date in terms of the group mailings. I can't think of a reason not to post a Heavenletter here on this blog for the people who go to the trouble of coming here. I like to think that if the impulse comes to post it -- then that is a worthy impulse. Really and truly, it's fine. God doesn't object. He is generous and kind. Whatever day a Heavenletter comes out, it's wonderful. Please have no concern. The particular Heavenletter was selected only because of the subject and the effect it had on me. Thanks so much for your comments. This is very interesting what you bring up here about the timing of Heavenletters.

It used to be that the Heavenletter written in the morning was the one sent out. Very fresh! Truly hot off the press!

On occasion, God would give two or three Heavenletters in one day. Way back I would send them out with just the same speed.

But then we grew, and we have automated Heavenletters and numbers for them, and subscribers who have all they can do to keep up with one Heavenletter let alone two or three! So we decided that there would be one Heavenletter a day sent out.

And now we have a backlog of Heavenletters that haven’t gone out.

We do send out the Heavenletters as their turn comes up.
I don’t move any Heavenletter around from its designated date in terms of the group mailings.

I can’t think of a reason not to post a Heavenletter here on this blog for the people who go to the trouble of coming here. I like to think that if the impulse comes to post it — then that is a worthy impulse. Really and truly, it’s fine. God doesn’t object. He is generous and kind.

Whatever day a Heavenletter comes out, it’s wonderful.

Please have no concern.

The particular Heavenletter was selected only because of the subject and the effect it had on me.

Thanks so much for your comments.

]]> By: Jochen http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm#comment-51148 Jochen Sat, 29 Nov 2008 18:07:02 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm#comment-51148 Charles, yes, "the timing of the publication of each Heaven Letter is somehow important", but who does the timing and who changes it? Even if a Letter is scheduled for a certain day, how can we be sure that it's not also meant to be posted here at an earlier date? I just realize this is a deeeeep philosophical question. Do we really imagine we can meddle with God's timing or God's anything? To cut a long and convoluted philosphical rationalization short: I can't wait to read this Heavenletter! Charles, yes, “the timing of the publication of each Heaven Letter is somehow important”, but who does the timing and who changes it? Even if a Letter is scheduled for a certain day, how can we be sure that it’s not also meant to be posted here at an earlier date?

I just realize this is a deeeeep philosophical question. Do we really imagine we can meddle with God’s timing or God’s anything?

To cut a long and convoluted philosphical rationalization short: I can’t wait to read this Heavenletter!

]]> By: Charles Fines http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm#comment-51147 Charles Fines Sat, 29 Nov 2008 17:45:14 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/responses-to-yesterdays-comments-hearing-god.htm#comment-51147 Posting that Heaven Letter before its scheduled time makes me nervous. Maybe part of it as a teaser, but I assume that the timing of the publication of each Heaven Letter is somehow important. I would assume that when God gives you each Heaven Letter, he also knows ahead of "time" just when it will appear and who will be in what particular situation or state of mind on that day. Not trying to run your business for you, just thinking that this is something like the Do Not Open Before Christmas sticker on the present. Maybe give it a little shake if you can't resist. If you do post enough to give away the ending, fair warning would be appreciated. I watched The Polar Express on television last night. Good thing I was by myself so I could boo-hoo without being embarrassed. Posting that Heaven Letter before its scheduled time makes me nervous. Maybe part of it as a teaser, but I assume that the timing of the publication of each Heaven Letter is somehow important. I would assume that when God gives you each Heaven Letter, he also knows ahead of “time” just when it will appear and who will be in what particular situation or state of mind on that day.

Not trying to run your business for you, just thinking that this is something like the Do Not Open Before Christmas sticker on the present. Maybe give it a little shake if you can’t resist. If you do post enough to give away the ending, fair warning would be appreciated.

I watched The Polar Express on television last night. Good thing I was by myself so I could boo-hoo without being embarrassed.

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