If God is to be Love then Love must be gentle and comfortable and sweet. Love should not be strict or forcible or authoritative.
The prophets were warrior poetsmixing Truth with Honest Indignation, speaking from the mouth of God; as divinely inspired words melted in their minds in visual concept, seeded by the Holy Spirit of wisdom and knowledge and fortitude--All gathered through the suffering of life and death; as combining the two into one, where the search for life is found through the meaning of death.
One must search for life through life rather than death. Hear the mouth of wisdom. When one opens the mouth a fountain of life should pour out. When a fool opens the mouth a fountain of death pours out. But he who becomes a fool and denies himself, it is he who abides in Christ; thus his words become more so the image of life.
The light of Christ is the act of virtue. His mouth was the fountain of knowledge. Those who drink thirst for the knowledge of divine revelations. Hear the mouth of knowledge. When wisdom opens its mouth it contains no judgement. Wisdom speaks in a tongue that is honourable, merciful, compassionate, and without a stammer. It hates human dignities but loves that which is humble.
Wisdom is the eve of the fool. She feeds him the apple and the fool sees it as gold. He bites at its irresistible luster and soon falls in love with his foolishness. Being the fool he finishes the apple becoming spirit and flesh with her. His eyes are opened to a world of darkness. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
Soon his world is painted black by the glory of the heavens. He becomes a light in the cavern of man. He begins to see that every man is a light unto himself; mostly dim but some, though few, as bright stars!
Images are visible to people, but the light within them is hidden in the image of the Father's light. He will be disclosed, but his image is hidden by his light
The fool sees knowledge as the manna of heaven. Wisdom and knwoledge provide for the fortitude of the spirit. The wise man soon becomes bridled to a rock; burdened with a heavy yoke that calls him to spiritual sacrifice. All that are called to serve do in the fortitude of suffering through spiritual sacrifice.
The prophets were warrior poetsmixing Truth with Honest Indignation, speaking from the mouth of God; as divinely inspired words melted in their minds in visual concept, seeded by the Holy Spirit of wisdom and knowledge and fortitude--All gathered through the suffering of life and death; as combining the two into one, where the search for life is found through the meaning of death.
One must search for life through life rather than death. Hear the mouth of wisdom. When one opens the mouth a fountain of life should pour out. When a fool opens the mouth a fountain of death pours out. But he who becomes a fool and denies himself, it is he who abides in Christ; thus his words become more so the image of life.
The light of Christ is the act of virtue. His mouth was the fountain of knowledge. Those who drink thirst for the knowledge of divine revelations. Hear the mouth of knowledge. When wisdom opens its mouth it contains no judgement. Wisdom speaks in a tongue that is honourable, merciful, compassionate, and without a stammer. It hates human dignities but loves that which is humble.
Wisdom is the eve of the fool. She feeds him the apple and the fool sees it as gold. He bites at its irresistible luster and soon falls in love with his foolishness. Being the fool he finishes the apple becoming spirit and flesh with her. His eyes are opened to a world of darkness. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
Soon his world is painted black by the glory of the heavens. He becomes a light in the cavern of man. He begins to see that every man is a light unto himself; mostly dim but some, though few, as bright stars!
Images are visible to people, but the light within them is hidden in the image of the Father's light. He will be disclosed, but his image is hidden by his light
The fool sees knowledge as the manna of heaven. Wisdom and knwoledge provide for the fortitude of the spirit. The wise man soon becomes bridled to a rock; burdened with a heavy yoke that calls him to spiritual sacrifice. All that are called to serve do in the fortitude of suffering through spiritual sacrifice.
