Thinking about this makes me think how far apart we actually are from God Almighty. I mean theology really does sum up to the point that we are not God. He lives in us but is so much higher than us. I think in terms of time and space, where as God created them both! I guess that is what is cool about prayer too, because it reaches outside of time and space to an eternal, immortal and unchanging God. It is even weird to think about God because he is so different from us, the way God came into our context through the incarnation of Christ is so powerful and mind boggling when we think of something coming into time and space. I just really need to remember that God does not work on a schedule but that He is both the beginning and the end. Praise God!
Marty McFly: "Wait a minute, Doc. Ah...are you telling me that you built a time machine...out of a DeLorean?
Dr. Emmet Brown: "The way I see it, if you're gonna build a time machine into a car why not do it with some style?
-Back to the Future 1985
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Don't we have the opportunity to see Jesus do his transformational and redemptive work daily right in front of us and don't we have the Holy Spirit right here with us reminding us that our Savior lives? Though I whole heatedly agree with you in excitement about see and being in the actual timebound event, our timeless God makes it possible for us to individually and communally live those same experiences daily, I think.
True true Mr. Hoffman good word. It was more of a context statement applied specifically for that time and for that people. I whole heartedly agree with the current work of Christ, but in context to those people at the start of such a historic event is what I mean.
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