Divine-Will-Walk Doctrine
The doctrine that God created creatures specifically as pathways — “ways in the human wills” — through which the DW walks continuously, the DW’s walking being both the purpose of creation and the operative act by which God continues His creative Works: “as Victorious It forms Its way in the will of the creature, and It walks, It always walks, and then It stops and Its step is impeded, when the human will places the bars”; the placing of bars being a sin against the Holy Spirit and the closure of Heaven, because the creature thereby impedes the continuation of the divine Creation, “blocking My steps and tying My Hands so that I would not be able to Operate.” (E)
Anchors: 2 Corinthians 6:16; Philippians 2:13; Ezekiel 36:26-27; John 14:23 — Appearances: 1. Full Registry entry.