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Matthew 14:28-31 read as keeping the mood: suspending judgment, Peter walks on the water; when he looks down to his own understanding, to see whether it is really so, he sinks; told to look up, he rises and walks again. Do not keep checking whether the assumption is hardening into fact.

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If I would suspend judgment like Peter I could walk on the water
The voice said, “Look up, Peter.”
Instead of looking down to see if this thing is really going to harden into fact

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All Things Exist ¶24
LectureAll Things Exist
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No One to Change But Self ¶53
LectureNo One to Change But Self
Instead of looking down to see if this thing is really going to harden into fact, you simply know that it is already so
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No One to Change But Self ¶52
LectureNo One to Change But Self
If I would suspend judgment like Peter I could walk on the water. Peter starts walking on the water, and then he begins to look unto his own understanding and he begins to go down.
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Miracle Imagination Margaret Ruth Broome ¶208
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Matthew 14:28 (King James Version)
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Matthew 14:29 (King James Version)
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