He went to the second river.
But an old woman—a “Kenyonite,” the villagers whispered—took him aside. She opened a worn leather book and read: “There are two kinds of knowledge: the knowledge of the senses, which reports what is , and the knowledge of the Word, which reports what shall be —and in the realm of spirit, the ‘shall be’ is more real than the ‘is.’” Elias was a practical man. He laughed. “You want me to deny my own hands?” two kinds of knowledge ew kenyon pdf
He wrote in the margin of his Bible: “One kind of knowledge reports the problem. The other kind knows the Answer—and the Answer is not a fact about God, but God Himself, living inside the fact.” And from that day, Elias taught only one thing: Do not be ruled by the knowledge that comes through the five gates. There is a sixth gate—the inner ear of faith. Through it flows the knowledge that heals before the symptoms surrender, that forgives before the guilt is felt, that makes a thing true in the spirit before it appears in the flesh. He went to the second river