Word Level In The Kite Runner

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A Runner's word-level matters. Words are powerful, living substance. Spoken words mean something. Consequences and blessings arise from words. Meaning will inspire life, or it could be death; meaning could be prosperity, or it could be a devastating loss. Faith filled words achieve completely different results than words spoken in doubt and unbelief.

Faith is a spiritual gift from God and manifests in intensity based on a Runner's word level. Sometimes, when choices seem "ify," it is due to a low word level; whereas, when you know that you know, that you know... it is coming from a higher, ingested word level.

When a Runner receives a given message from God through His word and when they discern this message--not as a word of men, but truly as God's Word, the spirit man relates to it. The spirit man knows that this WOG is …show more content…
In addition, beliefs tend to inspire thoughts. Thoughts stimulate emotions. Emotions lead to actions. Actions have consequences, and repeated actions become habits leading to destinations. So, faith and word levels are actually a measure of each other: greater word, greater faith, and vice versa.

Suffice to say, the WOG is powerful unto belief.* As Runners read, study, and meditate on the WOG, thoughts about it are inspired. These thoughts stimulate emotions wafting from the fragrant fruits of love, joy, peace, patient endurance, goodness, kindness, meekness, faith, and self-control. As these gifts give rise to emotions in a Believer (Runner, Christian), the animus to act in worship manifests--expressing brotherly and Christian love.

Yes. Actions do have consequences. Often the consequences for Runners are greater degrees of God's love flowing into and out of us, motivating others to follow the

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