one dramatic story
to another.
There was
transition time
between
those demands
Time to process
what had happened;
time to catch their
breath before the
next encounter.
That was the pace
Jesus felt was
reasonable for
people engaged
in important things
and wanting a
life with God.
Himself, will livewith men – andthey will be Hispeople and Hewill be their God.This will be a daywhen all wrongsare put right.Joy will replacesorrow, and GodHimself will dryevery teardrop.
to God and manin the same way.The psalmist declaresin describing God:‘From everlastingto everlasting,you are God’ (Psa.90: 2 of the Holy Bible) .Yet, in the same context,of man it is said:‘The days of our yearsare threescoreyears and ten'(v.10) .
Nietzsche,thoroughlyrejected Platonic,Aristotelian,Kantian, andJudeo-Christianideals.Modernity cangenerate itsown moralitybut cannot offergood reasonsto take its moraltheories seriously.
Lord Who broughthim forth intoa broad andfruitful place.It was GodWho had rescuedhim, becauseHe delightedin his servant.(Psalm 18 in The Holy bible is a long and poetic hymn. It is a psalm in which David rejoices in God, his Saviour) .
in natureisalso the mostemotional aspectof the natureexperience.But the resultsvaried dependingon the settingof the naturalexperience.
We see the Presence of Godin all that is existing and hidden.Each thing becomes a symbolof communion with Godjust by being the thing it is.God becomes for the mystic, his ‘all’.
