Kingdom Secrets: Mystical Beliefs in Light of Christ's Wisdom (Recovering the Original Gospel Series Book 7)

“The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you, but not to them." (Matthew 13:10-11)

The sin of certainty is the arrogant belief that we can fully comprehend God through theology or doctrine. Yet history reveals that theologians—despite their intentions—have often tried to tame the mystery of God, systematizing what was meant to be left wondrous.

True faith begins where certainty in awe, humility, and surrender to the God who cannot be boxed in. Why do so many religious people fear the mystical? Perhaps because it calls us to trust rather than control, to walk on water, to step beyond formulas and embrace the “cloud of unknowing” where only humble faith can truly guide us.

Our age worships certainty, seeking what can be measured and explained. But the mystical whispers that real spirituality cannot be dissected or mastered—it must be experienced, felt, and lived in trust.

Will we, like Jesus, step out in faith into the unknown, or will we cling to predictability and control?

Whether "mysticism" intrigues you or makes you cautious, the truth we are born with a longing for meaning and transcendence. In the Jewish tradition, mystics have always understood that divine truth is best revealed through symbols, metaphors, and stories—truths discovered slowly, in the depths of the heart.

This book is not an academic treatise. It is an invitation to journey, to reflect, and to draw nearer to the heart of God. Rather than tracing the historical origins of mystical ideas, I focus on their meaning, beauty, and spiritual power—offering you a way to rediscover the living stream of God’s mystery for yourself.