In this exercise the participant will be asked to participate in an imaginary walk. After the walk, the participant will be asked to honestly critique himself or herself. The participant will be asked how they responded to new information, obstacles, problems and personal challenges along the path.

1. 1Co 4:4-5
For I am not conscious of any matter against
myself, yet I am not declared right by this, but
He who judges me is .
So do not judge any at all before the time, until
the Master comes, who shall bring to light what
is hidden in darkness and reveal the thoughts of
the hearts. And then each one’s praise shall
come from Elohim.

2. Isaiah 40:13-14.
“Who has meted out the Spirit of , or as
His counsellor taught Him?
“With whom did He take counsel, and who
instructed Him, and taught Him in the path of
right-ruling? Who taught Him knowledge, and
showed Him the way of understanding?”
(The Scriptures (ISR) translation with footnotes.)

3. Describe the path.
Is it easy to walk or is it difficult? Why?
What makes it that way?
What do you see?
Are there sounds?
Is there a smell?
What are you feeling?

4. Describe the house.
What is the condition of the house?
Go into the house and describe what you see.
If you choose to, enter the rooms one-by-one.
What catches your attention?
How do you feel?
Return to the path and look back at the house.
Has the house changed? If so, in what way?
Has the path changed?
What are you feeling?

5. There’s something in the cup.
What are you doing with the contents?
What are you doing with the cup?
Continue . . .

6. Describe the boulder.
What are you doing?
What are you feeling?
Continue . . .

7. Describe the bear.
How big is the bear?
What is the bear doing?
What are you doing?
What are you feeling?
The bear is gone.
Continue . . .

8. Describe that body of water.
What is the condition of the water?
What catches your attention?
What are you feeling?
Continue . . .

9. Describe the wall.
How high is the wall?
Can you see over it?
What do you see?
Do you want to go over the wall?
The choice is yours.
Continue . . .

10. Describe the path.
Is it different than the first?
What do you see?
Are there sounds?
Is there a smell?
What are you feeling?
Continue . . .
If you chose to go over the wall . . .

11. Describe this house.
What is the condition of this house?
Go into this house and describe what you see.
If you choose to, enter the rooms one-by-one.
What catches your attention?
How do you feel?
Do you want to stay in this house?

13. Isa 64:8 And now, O , You are our Father. We are the clay,
and You our potter. And we are all the work of Your hand.
From Webster’s 1828 Dictionary : Domicile
DOMICIL, n. [L., a mansion.] An abode or mansion; a place of permanent residence, either of an
individual or family; a residence, animo manendi.

14. From Webster’s 1828 Dictionary
Residence - RES'IDENCE, n.
1. The act of abiding or dwelling in a place for some
continuance of time; as the residence of an American in
France or Italy for a year.
2. The place of abode; a dwelling; a habitation.
3. That which falls to the bottom of liquors. Obs.
4. In the canon and common law, the abode of a person or
incumbent on his benefice; opposed to non-residence.
Resident - RES'IDENT, a. [L. residens.]
Dwelling or having an abode in a place for a
continuance of time, but not definite; as a
minister resident at the court of St. James. A B is
now resident in . . . America.
RES'IDENT, n.
1. One who resides or dwells in a place for some time. A B is now a
resident in London.
2. A public minister who resides at a foreign court. It is usually applied to
ministers of a rank inferior to that of embassadors.

15. Our earthen “residence”
is our “freehold”;
Our legal and lawful
“real estate”
until we return to our
“domicile”.

16. From Webster’s 1828 Dictionary
Freehold
FREE'HOLD, a. That land or tenement which is held in fee-
simple, fee-tail, or for term of life. It is of two kinds; in deed, and in
law. The first is the real possession of such land or tenement; the last is
the right a man has to such land or tenement, before his entry or
seizure.
Freehold is also extended to such offices as a man holds in fee or for
life. It is also taken in opposition to villenage.
In the United States, a freehold is an estate which a man
holds in his own right, subject to no superior nor to
conditions.
Freeholder
FREE'HOLDER, n. One who owns an estate in fee-
simple, fee-tail or for life; the possessor of a freehold.
Every juryman must be a freeholder.

17. From Webster’s 1828 Dictionary :
Corporeal - CORPOREAL, CORPOREOUS, a. Having a
body; consisting of a material body; material; opposed to spiritual
or immaterial; as our corporeal frame; corporeal substance.
Incorporeal - INCORPO'REAL, a. [L. incorporalis, incorporeus.]
Not consisting of matter; not having a material body; immaterial. Spirits are deemed
incorporeal substances.
(Corporealist - CORPOREALIST, n. One who denies the existence of spiritual substances.)

18. Genesis 40:11,13,21; 44:2,12,16,17;
2 Samuel 12:3; 1 Kings 7:26; 2 Chronicles 4:5;
Psalms 11:6; 16:5; 23:5; 73:10; 75:8; 116:13;
Proverbs 23:31; Isaiah 51:17,22;
Jeremiah 16:7; 25:15,17,28; 49:12; 51:7;Lamentations 4:21;
Ezekiel 23:31,32,33; Habakkuk 2:16; Zechariah 12:2;
Matthew 10:42; 20:22,23; 23:25,26; 26:27,39;
Mark 9:41; 10:38,39; 14:23,36; Luke 11:39; 22:17,20,42; John 18:11;
1 Corinthians 10:16,21; 11:25,26,27,28; Revelation 14:10; 16:19; 17:4; 18:6.

19. Isa 40:4
“Let every valley be raised, and every
mountain and hill made low. And the
steep ground shall become level, and
the rough places smooth.”

20. Psa 23:1-6
is my shepherd; I do not lack.
He makes me to lie down in green
pastures; He leads me beside still
waters.
He turns back1 my being; He leads me in
paths of righteousness For His Name’s
sake. Footnote: 1Or He converts.
When I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I
fear no evil. For You are with me; Your rod and Your
staff, they comfort me.
You spread before me a table in the face of my enemies; You have
anointed my head with oil; My cup runs over.
Only goodness and kindness follow me All the days of my life; And I shall
dwell in the House of , To the length of days!

21. Isa 40:12 “Who has measured the waters in the hollow of his hand, and
measured the heavens with a span, and contained the dust of the earth in a
measure, and weighed the mountains in scales and the hills in a balance?”

22. Psa 27:11-13
Teach me Your way, O
, And lead me in a
smooth path, because of
my enemies.
Do not give me over To the desire of
my adversaries; For false witnesses
have risen against me, And they
breathe out cruelty to me.
What if I had not believed To see the goodness of
In the land of the living!

24. Rev 11:18
“And the nations were enraged, and Your
wrath has come, and the time of the dead to be
judged, and to give the reward to Your servants
the prophets and to the set-apart ones, and to
those who fear Your Name, small and great, and
to destroy those who destroy the earth.”