This is a very practical and well-organized grab-bag of tools for those working through answering the question of whether or not an AHS is present with them. Beyond the value toward working with AHS’s, there are sundry other topics that can really be fleshed out
Arthur here talks about some more of the practical aspects, having covered the theology and the theory of AHS in the first series.
He covers the fact that there are a number of usual ways that AHS’s gain entry, and most of those revolve around some means by which we are either empathetic toward the dead and dying, or have some vested interest in or affection towards the dead. Think Navy SEALS, Paramedics, those involved with the Pro-Life Movement, and those who are just nice and sociable with very few social guards, in addition to those who have vows of connectivity and social contracts.
There were a couple of aspects that sparkled deeply for me and those parts have broader application for beyond AHS. For example, the segment on Bones sparkled for me. There is a depth of exposition that Arthur brings out of the collective text of Scripture that the church has done a shamefully anemic job of expounding when it comes to the skeletal system. The Psalms and the Proverbs talk about those things that bring greater life to our bones, and it is left to some soul or group of souls to unpack a good theology of bones.
Also, concerning the Parietal lobe and spatial relationships, I was completely floored. The building of parietal lobe that happens when we are out of proper parietal functions. I struggle with some clumsiness issues, and the idea that an AHS might be the responsible is astounding.
Arthur mentions the Hip, the Adrenal Gland, the Prostate, the Legs, and other places in the body. He then moves into a discussion of authority and then finalizes with a discussion on land.
The level of variety in this teaching set is just flat-out beefy. It is not just one genre of teaching alone, though it revolves around the topic of AHS’s.
It is a veritable Potpourri of vintage Sapphire Wine, and I cannot recommend it enough.
May you be blessed.
