Avenir Borisov

 Avenir Borisov

“Any sort of work seemed easy and simple now that I was free, the days flew by like hours, my thirst for life was unquenchable. If there is any happiness in the world at all, it is certainly that which comes to any zek [individual that was in gulag] in the first year of his life as a free man!”- (page 447)

Avenir Borisov described how he enjoyed life being freed from gulag and the envy of the Soviet Bolshevik socialists. Avenir Borisov was another individual that survived his term in gulag and obtained freedom being exiled to a nation outside of Soviet Russia. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described how even in exile, freedom was appreciated and important. Avenir Borisov described how autonomy and freedom were cared for and allowed individuals to persevere with happiness. Avenir Borisov described how the time flew by because he was free and was able to be industrious.

Avenir Borisov described how despite going through persecution, he found comfort in enjoying life being free. Righteous individuals that went through persecution in the Soviet Union and obtained freedom, were able to persevere with gratitude and gladness. This is interesting because while having gone through adversities, circunstances, and persecution, they did not let the envy wear them down. Instead the righteous individuals found meaning and purpose in their lives.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described how righteous individuals that were freed from gulag were able to grow younger and appreciate their life. This is seen in the manner that righteous individuals kept persevering with zeal and confidence in GOD Almighty without allowing the envy of the socialists to discourage them. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described how righteous individuals that survived gulag kept their optimism, gratitude, gladness, zeal, persistance, goodness, and fidelity to GOD Almighty. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described that the letters that he received from righteous individuals that survived gulag were completely optimistic and free from self-pity despite all the difficulties they had gone through.

Avenir Borisov described that he had a thirst for life that was unquenchable and was not discouraged of being optimistic despite the persecution from the Soviet Bolshevik socialists. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described how there were individuals that grew younger in freedom meaning that they were grateful for having persevered through gulag and were alive and well. These stories describe how zealous faith in GOD Almighty can allow individuals to persevere despite obstacles, circumstances, and persecution. Instead of having resentments and envy, they chose to avoid socialists and informants and make the most of their lives. They kept their zealous worship to GOD Almighty and persevered. We learn to appreciate positive stories that describe how zealous confidence in GOD Almighty helps us persevere. 

Vera Korneyeva

Vera Korneyeva

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 "They listened to her impressively, now and then asking questions in order to clarify something or other. It was catching them from an unexpected side of things. People came in from other offices, and the room filled up." The Gulag Archipelago (page 76)

Vera Korneyeva was an individual that spoke truth in the times of the Soviet Union described by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. We learn in the Gulag Archipelago the manner that individuals that spoke truth and were honest were not liked by the Soviet socialists and communists. We learn that Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was able to write about different stories of bold individuals that decided to speak truth and not practice socialism and communism. We learn that Vera Korneyeva was an individual that was sent to gulag for speaking truth. For being a believer, she was sent to gulag.

"She managed to work in al sorts of things, including the question of "traitors of the Motherland". Why were there no traitors in the 1812 War of the Fatherland, when there was still serfdom? It would have been natural to have traitors then! But mostly she spoke about religious faith and religious believers."- (page 76)

Vera Korneyeva was taken to a detention center where she proceeded to speak truth about the inefficiencies and inequalities of the Soviet Union. We learn that Vera Korneyeva described the manner that a nation that hated and envied the righteous believers could not persist. We learn that Vera Korneyeva kept speaking truth to the temporary lies of socialism and communism. There is the recount of the story of how Vera Korneyeva was able to speak truth in the gulag detention center that caused the office workers to listen and hear the truth being spoken. 

"Formerly, she declared, unbridled passions were the basis for everything- 'Steal the stolen goods'- and, in that state of affairs, religious believers were naturally a hindrance to you. But now, when you want to build and prosper in this world, why do you persecute your best citizens?"- (page 76)

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described that the office workers went to hear the preaching of Vera Korneyeva concerning the injustices and lies of communism. After describing the importance of faith, education, and the incongruencies of the Soviet socialist system, office workers began to go to accumulate and listen to Vera speak. When the Soviet interrogator attempted to prevent Vera from speaking any further, an individual told the Soviet interrogator to be quiet and let Vera Korneyeva speak. This describes the importance of being able to speak truth to the incongruencies and temporary lies. 

"They represent your most precious material: after all believers do not need to be watched, they do not steal, and they do not shirk."- (page 76)

The Soviet Union did not like that individuals spoke truth and categorized any critique of the Soviet socialist system as subverting the Soviet state. We learn that Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was taken to gulag for writing a letter to a friend outside of the Soviet Union. The socialist Soviets maybe had envy against Solzhenitsyn and decided to find his letter sent through the mail and read the contents of the letter without his consent. In the letter, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn criticized Stalin. This was enough for the Soviet socialists to write a denunciation that categorized Solzhenitsyn's letter to a friend outside of the Soviet Union as subverting the Soviet state and having an organization that attempted to overthrow the Soviet Union. We learn that the truth was that the Soviet socialists had envied Solzhenitsyn, did not respect the privacy of Solzhenitsyn, and falsely accused him of sedition. This describes the manner that individuals that had done nothing wrong were envied by Soviet socialists without reason. 

Vera Korneyeva Was Able to Be Released From Gulag 

"This is how Vera Korneyeva, whom we have met before in our story, took leave of a special camp in 1951. The five-meter gates closed behind me, and although I could hardly believe it myself, I was weeping as I walked out to freedom. Weeping for what? ... I felt as though I had torn my heart away from what was dearest and most precious to it, from my comrades of misfortune. The gates closed- and it was all finished. I should never see those people again, never receive any news from them."- (page 446)

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described how righteous individuals were able to persevere with zeal. Vera Korneyeva who was sent to gulag for speaking truth was able to persevere and be released to exile. We learn that Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described that there were righteous individuals that persevered in gulag without giving in to temptation, practicing envy, nor being informants. Vera Korneyeva had been placed in a Special Camp because she refused to practice evil. Vera Korneyeva had spoken truth and was sent to gulag. Vera Korneyeva persevered in gulag and was able to be released after her gulag term.

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn described how there were individuals that were able to persevere to be released from gulag. There were righteous individuals that survived gulag and were sent to exile in another nation in the Soviet Union because they spoke truth. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn would also be exiled from Soviet Russia after being released from gulag. V. Pospelov and Avenir Borisov were also individuals that would be able to be released to exile and described the importance of autonomy, freedom, goodness, gratitude, and the need to avoid socialists and informants. 

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Figures of History and Individualism allows us to persevere knowing that throughout history there have been righteous individuals that decided to practice good and not practice sin. We are able to persevere knowing that there is no need to fear nor have negative emotions knowing that we trust in the Creator and not in idolatry. We are able to learn about righteous individuals that decided to speak truth and help others even when there are lies being told that attempt to lead individuals to disobedience and the practice of sin. We can persevere without practicing sin and idol worship.