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Started by Lefein, September 28, 2010, 04:17:51 AM

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Lefein

An article I'd made some time before finding Ultimate Reconciliation - I thought I'd share it.

God works on a principle of reperfecting the perfect; reinventing, renewing, remanifesting it, and doing so infinitely.

Illustratively:

God makes a perfect sound wave, and then takes that sound wave and makes the perfect "sound", then proceeds to take that sound and makes the perfect note, then proceeds to make infinite variations of that note to produce countless, and perfect songs, symphonies, melodies, tunes, and arrangements; in all sorts of wonderful manifestations of pitch, tone, tempo, mood, and etcetra.

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On a note of interest, we should be aware:

That God often will cooperate with us; to work --through us-- as instruments to convey his perfect music. And often --through us-- he will proceed to "reperfect" the music's already "perfect-perfection". An act that he greatly enjoys doing, and enjoys doing so - infinitely.

It should also be noted, that in order for an instrument to play the perfect note, God himself proceeds to make the instrument perfect.

-Sanctifying it to his cooperative use. Making it perfect: He himself perfects the instrument.

-There are multitudes of instruments, multitudes of sounds, and multitudes of songs to be played.

It should also be noted, that it is not just in God's favour, or for God's sake that he does this, but for yours as well.

A perfect violin is honoured by its player, and likewise the audience who hears its music. The perfect violin is better cared for, it experiences a better life than the uncooperative instrument that remains destroyed. Though God gets the glory, and credit of playing the music (and rightly so, being the musician), the instrument used has a portion of the honour, having been played, and being played, by the genius behind it, and also having been the instrument through which such beautiful songs could be produced.

Likewise, an instrument of God, is an instrument that is cared for with great loving care. Indeed, no respectable musician leaves his instrument in carelessness, or disrepair. Though his instrument may get dusty, it does not become destroyed, or made useless again by degeneration of its quality...Instead the dust is wiped away, and the strings rosined to play once more the beauty of God's designs.

Beloved Servant

There is a recurrent theme in Scripture that God's seconds are always better than the firsts.

thinktank

A perfect violin is honoured by its player, and likewise the audience who hears its music. The perfect violin is better cared for, it experiences a better life than the uncooperative instrument that remains destroyed. Though God gets the glory, and credit of playing the music (and rightly so, being the musician), the instrument used has a portion of the honour, having been played, and being played, by the genius behind it, and also having been the instrument through which such beautiful songs could be produced.

Lefein


Interesting thing happened to me, I was speed reading your post, not really finding it interesting(I was tired) and then it struck me as I read the violin, because I was listening to classical music on ewtn. When your connected to the spirit, things like this often happen, happens to non christians too, touches of proof as to how in life things are connected.