"FATHER, INTO THY HAND I COMMIT MY SPIRIT!" Going by the exact words of Jesus, He had earlier said: "God is Divine!" and not "Spirit" as documented for us. Yet Jesus had also said on the crucifix: " ... Into their hands I commit My Spirit." How then are we to understand Him aright! Rightly so, there is a dimension of God which functions as Spirit, for which there is the person of the Holy Spirit, and again of His power - "holy spirit". Yet, what Jesus had said was not of Imanuel, the Creative Holy Spirit of God. Seen aright, Jesus corresponds to the capacity of Divinity to exist conscious of itself. While Imanuel corresponds to lack of consciousness of self in the service of God. However, in order to grant Creation right of existence, it had to take Imanuel as the Power to effect the process of its coming into existence. Being therein the Law itself Thus, in all, there exist certain consistency of Divinity that is spirit, by virtue of their kind of Divine nature. And above all, Jesus primes this nature.
Posted on: Tue, 16 Jul 2013 08:43:55 +0000
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