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What Heretics (Cultists) Have in Common . . .

What do Wiervillans, Mormons, and Jehovah’s Witness have in common?

They all reject the Trinity: God as He is: The eternal Father, Son and Spirit.

Forever He existed, in need of no company, quite content in Himself and satisfied with excellent companionship.  And yet, beyond His own pleasure, the Almighty One had in mind the creation of worlds, planets, angels, and people.  It was not that He was bored.  He simply had a purpose (yes, one of many in His vast universe, but one, which pertains to us) which was to display His love for those He created in His own likeness:  people.  Even people who betrayed Him.

He, God Himself, came down and died for us renegades.  For stupid sinners. 

Get it straight, heretics!  It was nothing less than the Almighty who came down.  No one less than He died for thee – ( to put it in fine, fine, classic, holy English for you).

Get it right.  Do not disrespect the One who came down – way down – from heaven; God Himself came down to become a lowly human! And only He could bear all the sins of all the world.

3 April, 2023

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