I

Every person, in the course of living their life of faith in God, has done things that resist and deceive God. Some of them need not be recorded as demerits, but some are unforgivable, for there are many that violate the administrative decrees, that is, things which offend God's disposition. Many who are concerned about their own fates may ask what these things are. You should know that you are arrogant and conceited by nature, and unwilling to submit to the facts. For this reason, I shall tell you bit by bit after you have reflected upon yourselves. I exhort you to make a real effort to understand the content of the administrative decrees, and to endeavor to know His disposition.

II

Otherwise, you will find it difficult to keep your lips sealed, your tongues will wag too freely, and you will spout high-sounding talk, unwittingly offending God's disposition and falling into the darkness, losing the presence of the Holy Spirit and the light. Because you are unprincipled in your actions, doing and saying that which you should not, you shall receive the retribution you deserve. You should know that though you're unprincipled in word and deed, God is highly principled in both. The reason you receive retribution is because you have offended God, not a person.

III

If, in your life, you commit many offenses against the disposition of God, then you are bound to become a child of hell. To man it may appear that you have only committed a few deeds that are at odds with the truth, and nothing more. Are you aware, however, that in the eyes of God you are already someone for whom there is no more sin offering? Because you have violated the administrative decrees of God more than once and have, moreover, shown no sign of repentance or turning back, there is no other recourse but for you to be plunged into hell, where God punishes man. Nevertheless, it is the honest that I want; if you're an honest person and someone who acts according to principle, then you can be a confidant of God. If in your actions you don't offend the disposition of God, and seek the desires of God, and have a God-fearing heart, then your faith is up to the standard.

from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. Three Admonitions