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Reams / Black RBTI Session 1 - June 27 – July 1, 1977 Reams / Black RBTI Session 1 - June 27 – July 1, 1977 June 27 – July 1, 1977 7-C Dr. Reams Biological Theory of Ionization Dr. John Black & Doc. Reams Introduction to the notes Dr. Reams teaches RBTI as a Biological Physics class. He uses a lot of terminology related to chemistry, biology, and physics and he is straightening out several misconceptions that have worked their way into those sciences. Mathematics is also involved because math is used to document the basis of several different laws of physics that surround the topic of energy. It is obvious that many of the words Dr. Reams used were well understood by him, but that’s not the case with the people he was teaching. So, this transcript is being enhanced with comments to define the terminology behind Dr. Reams words and even draw upon other sources to define those terms. This process is turning this transcript into a written document to teach everyone RBTI. This one class touches upon all nine classes taught by Dr. Reams. The comments are all in this color so we keep the words of Dr. Reams intact and unchanged. This process is a work in progress and is not yet complete. When you see this highlighted statement go away, then you will know this process has been completed. So, come back often to get updates being added to this transcript. Tape 1 – Side A Introduction – Main Reasons for Poor Health God never repairs a damaged cell. Never! He throws it out and puts a brand-new one in its place. God is not in the second-hand parts business. You are made out of brand-new parts. You should keep them brand-new. Keep your vim, vigor and vitality for many, many years. Note: Dr Reams is talking about perfectly healthy cells (Alpha cells) which are fully charged with electrical energy and heat energy. When perfectly healthy cells lose a certain amount of energy, they are called Delta cells. A damaged cell would be a delta cell. In time that delta cell will continue to lose energy until it becomes a dead cell and we call that an Omega cell. Delta and Omega cells are never repaired. In this process, cells do not divide, they are replaced with a brand-new cell which is fully charged with heat and electricity, the energy that we live on. 1 Reams / Black RBTI Session 1 - June 27 – July 1, 1977 And you know most people live no longer than they plan to live. They start early to plan to live, plotting their life and their diet and their habits. Life could be different. You know, it’s the easiest thing in the world to be healthy, the easiest thing in the world to be healthy. To be sick you got to work at it. You’ve got to break all the rules. You’ve got to get hooked on something, or inhibited by it, or tied to it. Variety is the spice of life. In a great variety there is safety. Note: Dr Reams is telling us in advance of learning more about the details that we live off the energy that we obtain from the food we eat. And we are built from the minerals that are in those foods we eat. In order to get all the materials that we are made out of we need to be eating quite a variety of different foods. If we don’t eat that variety, then we will become mineral deficient. That mineral deficiency will prevent those perfectly healthy cells mentioned above from being made and that leads to organs not functioning as they should and several other negative things that we don’t want in our lives. The Bible Message about the sick So what I am trying to tell you, this is what the Bible message is about. It is, heal the sick. Heal the sick. God wants you to heal the sick. And some people think, oh that’s just to be done instantaneously. Never, never, with diet or anything else. Do you know that the health message starts in the very first chapter of Genesis? The 28th verse. The very first chapter of Genesis in the 28th verse. We are going to have a lot more to say about that as the week goes on. But each morning, we’re going to try to cover something different, so that you won’t have to hear the same thing over. Then if you look in the 10th chapter of Matthew verses 7, it says, “As ye go forth, preaching, saying, the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Verse 8, Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils; freely ye have received, freely give.” So many times I have seen people actually possessed of an evil spirit that demanded the food that the evil spirit liked. They thought they could not live without it. And yet, you take that food away from that person, that that evil spirit was demanding, they call it a demon in today’s language if you like, however the word demon is not in the King James Bible version. It says evil spirit. And then the evil spirit left. If you do not give him what he likes, then he is going to leave. So, whenever you are teaching people, to use a diet that fits their own particular body chemistry you are casting out demons. You are casting them out. You are doing your part and it’s marvelous to know 2 Reams / Black RBTI Session 1 - June 27 – July 1, 1977 the power of the Scripture, the power that will be in your hands when you learn what diet fits each individual. And in the 6h chapter of Luke, in the 9th verse, Luke the physician says this, “Heal the sick that are therein, say unto them, the kingdom of God is come nigh unto you.” You know it’s very difficult for sick saints to win healthy sinners to the Lord. Very difficult. And you know, the more ill you are, the weaker your faith. And the weaker your faith, the weaker you are, the weaker your works. The Bible: The Health Book – God does the Healing So, I am calling upon you this morning to open your minds and hearts to this beautiful message that’s in the Bible, the health book. If anybody asks you to recommend a health book. You recommend the Bible, the best health book that was ever written and it’s infallible. It works every time in which it has much more to say about the health message. I’m just going to tell you enough about it this week, so that you will search the Scriptures and find in them that it is God who does the healing. Not you. Not I. I have no cures. I am not posing as a medical doctor. I’m not a medical doctor. I’m here to teach you the health message as it’s written in the Bible. And if that’s a sin, I’m a sinner. If that’s breaking the law, then I’m breaking the law, but I’m here to teach you how to teach people how to be healthy. It doesn’t make sense to me for a person to become ill because of their diet, and go to anyone in the healing arts to get well, and continue eating the same foods that made them sick in the first place. Working against the doctor. Working against themselves. And for the undertaker. So, what we’re here to learn is truths and more truth. I’ll tell you this, friends, the most difficult thing that you are going to have is to learn is how to unlearn some of the things that you have already been taught. That is the toughest part of this course. And I am not going to ask you to accept one thing, not one thing. You just put it into practice and watch God do the rest because my opinion and your opinion and no one else’s opinion has a thing to do with it. You obey the laws of God and He will do the rest. It is not an opinionated situation. It’s something that works. It works, and not only that, you will see that it works. I have had people that doubted every bit of it, and yet got well. Got well. I’ve seen it happen over and over again. I even used it on animals for many years, as well as people. In fact, I’ve used it on animals all the time I was doing research in it, and the animal fought me every inch of the way. They would have no part of it. Didn’t like it. And yet the animal got well. 3 Reams / Black RBTI Session 1 - June 27 – July 1, 1977 So, in this course, we are going to learn. God is still in this universe. And He still rules. I can feel it. I think it is His desire that all of us should be healthy. All of us should be in good health. The greatest gift that God has ever given to man is eternal life, and the second greatest gift is good health. It is good health. So, what I am trying to tell you today is this: let’s learn how to be healthy and how to teach others to be healthy. This is our morning devotion.
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