The question may then be asked: Why were the sons and daughters of God so excited about the laying of the earth’s foundations and cornerstone, whatever the latter may have consisted?
Could it not be anticipation for something they had been looking forward to for a very long time? Could it be they understood God was creating a new home for them in a new setting? New opportunities for growth and development?
With a new setting came different types of bodies to deal with, consisting of grosser material, but fashioned after the manner of their spirit bodies, which were created in the image and likeness of God. Trials and suffering would be part of their learning experiences, although they had no way of knowing or understanding the lengths, widths and depths of that sorrow and suffering. These would be the refiner’s fire spoken of in “Who Are We? (Part 2)”.
I was an award-winning journalist and photographer for a small-town daily newspaper before we had an un-amicable parting of ways after four years. I won first-place and other top awards in both writing and photography at the state and national (photography only) levels in newspaper competition. In these pages, I search out interesting and un-traditional Biblical subjects to write about. I hope you find pleasure here.
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Saturday, May 1, 2010
What of So-Called Past Lives? (Part 2 of 2)
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