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Nature and Function

(A Churchy Incarnation Meditation)

A colonel may be subordinate to a general, but he is no less – an officer. He is no less a soldier; he is no less a servant of his country.  He is no less a human.

So, the eternal Son of God and the eternal Spirit are subordinate to the Father, but the two are no less divine.   Indeed, they lived together eternally in perfect unity and harmony.  Love between the persons had no beginning and will have no end.  Likewise, the love God has for his chosen ones has no end.

Until we meet with Him again in eternity, He has provided the Church for His people and therein are “sacraments” afforded His people when they gather in His presence.

And what if there is some “real presence” or “consubstantiation” or – the whole thing -(“transubstantiation”) going on in that Supper where the Church meets?  You might well be missing out!  (Got to get serious – even devout.)  Might get some healing there. Get out of your chair!

So . . . Mormons, Witnesses, Wiervillains, Come to the Triune One!  With due diligence, bow down. Join with His people, the Church.  Be free of your cultic lurch. Salvation is yours to take Confession of your heresy you must make.

19 Oct., 2023

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