07-27-2022

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 time is the most fragile commodity of life.





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Welcome to OneLight!

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Hello Friends, I am so glad you chose to spend some time here with me reading my blog posts.  I look forward to sharing my heart and thoughts with you. I will blog about various topics. Some topics that may be of interest are my personal bible study, my thoughts about my life of faith in JESUS CHRIST and the WORD of GOD, my hopes, my personal interests, excerpts from my books, a poetic verse, and some topics recommended by you, my dear Friends. This blog will be a journey we can share so feel free follow/subscribe, invite a friend, and comment as you will. I look forward to learning and growing with you. Feel free to shine, OneLight Copyright © M Del Publishing 2020. All rights reserved.
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Scriptural Reference: John 15:9 ‘As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: continue ye in my love.’ In this scripture JESUS speaks of HIS intimate, bonded, and deep familial relationship to GOD as HIS parent. JESUS is the expressed personage and fullness of GOD manifested in skin, blood, and bones. The Father, who is GOD, becomes the SON housed in a mortal body in time and simultaneously remains in eternity without diminishing one state of being for the other. The SON is the Father mediating, redeeming, restoring and bridging the gap between sinful man and the holiness of GOD. JESUS in HIS sacrificial offering at Calvary stood pressed between the chasms of eternity and time so that whosoever would come could come and be reconciled to SON-ship, heir-ship, joint heir-ship with CHRIST JESUS in GOD. This Father who anoints the SON JESUS with wisdom, dominion, honor and all power loves HIS only SON. The Father endows the SON with all authority to delegate the kingdom within me...
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solemnity and silence

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Scriptural Reference: Job 2:12, 13 (The Message Version) ' When they lifted up their eyes from afar, they could barely recognize Job. They began to weep aloud, and each man tore his robe and threw dust in the air over his head. Then they sat on the ground with him for seven days and seven nights, but no one spoke a word to him because they saw how intense his suffering was.' Selah. i can do no more than breathe.  i do not dare whisper or mouth the words i write. i say them in the silence of my mind.  in honor of the solemnity, i sit, with those who weep, in silence. my eyes gaze upon the tear stained face. i see their eyes turn slowly from dirty earth and then timidly upward to gaze into heaven's broad sky. i can do no more than be still. i have no glib or sincere reply. i wait.  watching the sun rise and settle into starless night skies. i steep in the slow ache of hope. praying as swaying wind blown shadows around the naked pain. leaning hard upon ancient texts that pro...
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