Reflections In The Mirror EP111

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Jesus is the crescendo of God's conversation with us. He gives context and content to the authentic thought that God had in mind for mankind is voiced in him. Jesus is God's language. His name declares his mission. As savior of the world, he truly redeemed the image and likeness of the invisible God and made him apparent again in human form. The God who gave you birth is your father. Jesus is God's language. His name declares his mission. He's his savior. Yeah, Jehovah saves.

The destiny of the Logos was not the printed page, but you. Yeah. Yeah. The word became flesh and dwelt in us. Among us, what the English says. But the word is in. Yeah, the Greek preposition's in. It's just a revelation of what's always been. That's where I am. I ain't going to argue with nobody about it. But you can't exist without it. Yeah. A mirror can only reflect the object. Likewise, the purpose of the page was only to reflect the message, which is Christ in you.

Oh, I see it right there. That's what was hidden for ages and eternity past. What? Christ in you. That's right. If it was hidden for ages, was it always there? It had to be if it was hidden. Oh, yeah. That's such a mind-blowing, veil-lifting, light-shining, piercing-the-darkness revelation. Yeah. It was always true. We just couldn't see it. We didn't believe it. We were looking in the wrong place for it, looking in the wrong direction. We're looking out here. Had the wrong perspective.

I mean, yeah. Simply put, as a human being, I can only see basically one direction. I cannot see what's behind me. So there could be, I don't know, there could be anything behind me. I can't see it. I know it's a real simple thing, but it was as if Adam turned away from God, and when he did, he could not see. He had no ability to turn back around. I don't know if that's the right way to say that or not. Well, he could. And Jesus came and turned us back around. He saw us in the darkness, wandered, failing to remember. Yeah.

Well, okay. There's some language in Scripture. Though it's there, it's not in my history has never been an emphasis of things because the emphasis has always been on You're a sinner. You're judged. You're guilty. And you know it. And here's how bad it is. And here's the punishment. And here's what you need to do. And here's what you need to do. Yeah, that seemed to be the drum that got beat. And then there's the language of, like you mentioned, Eve was deceived. Yep. Okay. So there's deception language. And it's in other places in the scriptures that we're deceived, which is a different thing. I know Adam was willing in his transgression. I've had that drum beat. But how about the deception that we're under and that the whole world is under about who God is that we're deceived?