Short articles of the, "Yes Jesus" Book on prayer. # 82

 

Repeat after Jesus

“Our Father who art in Heaven.”

 

If we embrace by faith the confirming words of Jesus in the Lord’s Prayer, we are just as sons of God as is Jesus.

There is only room for one I AM in the universe and that is God, and HE IS and there is no other. We derived our existence from our Father, the great I AM.

We are for a short time the houses wherein his breath dwells because he blew his breath into our nostrils. We are but his breath.

By childlike faith it should not be heretical to draw the conclusion that we did not only come from God, we do not only belong to God, we do not only return to God from whence we came as the body in death goes back to the dust from whence it came. In awe, I say that we ARE OF GOD more than we can possibly grasp with our feeble minds at this time of History. The only I AM there is without beginning and without end, so we are, truly eternal in God. We are sons who came from the Father and were, are, and will be one with the Father.

Dare I say that it should be considered a “Heresy” to adjudicate men's parallel existence as holy and good as it may be the existence alongside of God. Furthermore, the ONE will make oneness full proof without giving room to any fourth person along the trinity. Heretofore, I say without prejudice and evil desire that what the angel had before the fall is my minimum aspiration from the mind of God.

Another yea, I say “Our father in Heaven does not emphasize in scripture the concept of growth and multiplication in his creation other than to fill the earth. God is not going to form an army as if he needed one nor does his God’s size loneliness be best satisfied by more the better. But it is evident that God is indeed passionate about unity. One I AM.

There are a few times the Godhead is recorded talking to each other like in Genesis and then in John chapter seventeen. I appeal to the wise and understanding to shed light from scripture on this passage that may lead me to be stoned should I continue alone in this line of thinking.

This is the teaching elder on duty in matters of Prayer.

 

Gerry Gutierrez.