Paul Vusik
05-08-2022, 10:05 AM
In order to keep discussion to this particular subject, I removed my post from the other thread.
Since it’s Mother’s Day today, here is a quote that explains to those that still don’t know it by now, that the Father, which is grace, is also a Mother, according to LC. Please read carefully and make sure your mind does not have any questions at the end!
“Concerning the Jerusalem from above, there are six vital matters: the Father, the grace, the mother, the sons, the city, and the covenant. The covenant of promise is surely a matter of grace. It is clearly revealed in the New Testament that grace is God Himself, and God Himself is the Father. Hence, God the Father is the grace. According to Galatians 4, this grace, which produces the many sons of God, is the mother. How can the grace be both the Father and the mother? The answer is that the Father through grace becomes the mother. When the Father is given, He is the Father. When what He gives of Himself is used in function, it becomes the mother. The Father is the grace, and the grace becomes the mother, who produces the sons, and the sons are the components of the mother. Furthermore, the mother is the city, the Jerusalem above, and the city is the covenant. The covenant is a covenant of grace, for it is altogether a matter of grace. Therefore, we have God the Father, the grace, the mother, the sons born of the mother, the city, which is the mother, and the covenant, which is of grace and which is the embodiment of grace.”
https://www.ministrybooks.org/SearchMinBooksDsp.cfm?id=0A81C8FC0B
Since it’s Mother’s Day today, here is a quote that explains to those that still don’t know it by now, that the Father, which is grace, is also a Mother, according to LC. Please read carefully and make sure your mind does not have any questions at the end!
“Concerning the Jerusalem from above, there are six vital matters: the Father, the grace, the mother, the sons, the city, and the covenant. The covenant of promise is surely a matter of grace. It is clearly revealed in the New Testament that grace is God Himself, and God Himself is the Father. Hence, God the Father is the grace. According to Galatians 4, this grace, which produces the many sons of God, is the mother. How can the grace be both the Father and the mother? The answer is that the Father through grace becomes the mother. When the Father is given, He is the Father. When what He gives of Himself is used in function, it becomes the mother. The Father is the grace, and the grace becomes the mother, who produces the sons, and the sons are the components of the mother. Furthermore, the mother is the city, the Jerusalem above, and the city is the covenant. The covenant is a covenant of grace, for it is altogether a matter of grace. Therefore, we have God the Father, the grace, the mother, the sons born of the mother, the city, which is the mother, and the covenant, which is of grace and which is the embodiment of grace.”
https://www.ministrybooks.org/SearchMinBooksDsp.cfm?id=0A81C8FC0B