Three Questions
Written by Pistol Pete Friday, 30 July 2010 00:00
While talking with God about various things I asked for knowledge and
He provided a vision to me as I was sitting at my desk at home.
I was standing in an enormous white room with square columns and a high curved ceiling.
It was filled with a multitude of people; a sea of faces.
He provided a vision to me as I was sitting at my desk at home.
I was standing in an enormous white room with square columns and a high curved ceiling.
It was filled with a multitude of people; a sea of faces.
It wasn't like in a dream where you see yourself from an angle. It was through my eyes.
I was slightly elevated and seeing them as I was standing there before them.
I looked out to them and asked them three questions.
What do you expect from the Lord?
(In one or two words, what do you want Christ Jesus to deliver unto you?)
All answers are correct because they are about your needs.
All answers are correct because they are about your needs.
What do you expect from each other?
(What is the most important thing you want from people?)
More than one word and all answers are correct.
More than one word and all answers are correct.
What do you think the Lord expects from you?
The answer: Your essence.
Our minds, souls and bodies are our essence and all are used by the Lord
for His purposes. They are all we are, ever have been, and all we shall become.
Our minds contain our personality and memories. Our souls contain God's
home within us. Our bodies allow us to do God's work. Jesus is our guide.
for His purposes. They are all we are, ever have been, and all we shall become.
Our minds contain our personality and memories. Our souls contain God's
home within us. Our bodies allow us to do God's work. Jesus is our guide.
We may reach out to those in need. We may give a kind word to someone
who is feeling down and brighten their day. We may do as one young nun named
Sister Teresa did when she went to the slums of Calcutta and devoted her life
Sister Teresa did when she went to the slums of Calcutta and devoted her life
to the sick and destitute. We may just tell someone we love them. Sometimes the
Lord uses our essence for things that please others, such as, the arts; music; literature.
Many sculptures, paintings, writings and music have endured for many centuries and will
continue to please many more for centuries to come if this world lasts that long.
When the Lord finishes with our work here, our bodies are left behind while our
minds and souls are made as one. We speak of Christ living within us while we are mortal.
minds and souls are made as one. We speak of Christ living within us while we are mortal.
When we leave this world, our Spiritual essence truly goes into the Body of Christ
where we will live for eternity and be forever one with Him.
PP
7/26/10
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