I

God takes pleasure in those who aren't suspicious of others;

He likes those who readily accept the truth;

toward these two kinds of people, God shows great care,

for in His eyes they are honest people.

If you are deceitful,

then you will be guarded and suspicious toward all people and matters,

and thus your faith in God will be built upon a foundation of suspicion.

God could never acknowledge such faith.

Lacking true faith, you're even more devoid of true love.

And if you're liable to doubt God and speculate about Him at will,

then you are, without question, the most deceitful of all people.

II

You speculate whether God can be like man:

unpardonably sinful, of petty character,

devoid of fairness and reason, lacking a sense of justice,

given to vicious tactics, treacherous and cunning,

pleased by wickedness and darkness….

Is not the reason that people have such thoughts

because they lack the slightest knowledge of God?

Such faith is nothing short of sin, nothing short of sin!

There are even some who believe the ones who please God

are precisely those who flatter and bootlick;

they believe those lacking in such skills

will be unwelcome in the house of God and will lose their place there.

Is this the only knowledge you've acquired after all these years?

Is this what you have gained?

And your knowledge of God does not stop at these misunderstandings;

even worse is your blasphemy against God's Spirit

and vilification of Heaven.

This is why God says

that such faith as yours will only cause you to stray further from Him

and be in greater opposition against Him.

Throughout many years of work, you have seen many truths,

but do you know what God's ears have heard?

How many among you are willing to accept the truth?

from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. How to Know the God on Earth