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"But fear not; every one who sincerely desires to find eternal life by entrance into the kingdom of God shall certainly find such everlasting salvation. But you who refuse this salvation will some day see the prophets of the seed of Abraham sit down with the believers of the gentile nations in this glorified kingdom..." — Paper 166:3.5

My story about the 3in1 GOD.
3-in-1 God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit:
Before time began, before the first stars were lit or the vast deep was measured, there was a great and beautiful silence. Yet, it was not a lonely silence. In that eternal dawn lived the 3-in-1 God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
They were not three separate gods living in a palace, nor were they one lonely king changing into three different masks. They were one single, magnificent Flame of Love, burning so brightly that they shared the exact same heartbeat, the same mind, and the same nature. The ancient ones called this perichoresis—the divine dance. In this dance, the Father loved the Son, the Son delighted in the Father, and the Holy Spirit was the literal breath of love that flowed between them. They were perfectly unified, yet beautifully distinct.
One day, out of the sheer abundance of their shared joy, they decided to paint a universe.
Act I: The Great Canvas
The Father stood as the Architect. With a heart full of infinite wisdom, He dreamed up the design of mountains, the migration paths of birds, and the intricate pattern of human souls.
"Let there be light," the Father intended.
Beside Him stood the Son, the eternal Word. When the Father willed creation, it was the Son who spoke it into reality. The Son was the voice that gave the universe shape, commanding the stars to ignite and the oceans to halt at the shore.
And moving invisibly through it all was the Holy Spirit, hovering over the dark, chaotic waters. The Spirit was the Architect's warm breath, weaving life into the dirt, filling the lungs of the first man, and ensuring that everything the Father dreamed and the Son spoke vibrated with life.
Together, as One, they looked at their creation and called it good.
Act II: The Rescue Mission
Eons passed, and the humans they created grew lost. A darkness settled over the earth as people turned away from the divine dance, breaking their bond with the Creator. The world was fractured by pain and selfishness.
The 3-in-1 God looked down, not with anger, but with an aching, unified love. They did not send a servant; they enacted a rescue plan themselves.
Because they were three persons in one essence, they divided the labor of rescue perfectly. The Father, out of His deep affection for the world, chose to give up His most precious treasure. The Son willingly stepped out of the eternal light, stripping Himself of His heavenly majesty to be born as a tiny, crying baby named Jesus.
While Jesus walked the dusty roads of Earth, He showed humanity exactly what the Father looked like—full of mercy, kindness, and unyielding justice. When Jesus healed the sick, it was the Holy Spirit working through Him like a rushing wind.
Finally, on a dark Friday, Jesus took the weight of the world's brokenness upon Himself on a wooden cross. As He died, the Father held the pain of the sacrifice, and the Spirit preserved the hope of what was to come. Three days later, by the power of the Spirit and the will of the Father, the Son broke the chains of death and rose again.
Act III: The Dwelling Place
Before the Son returned to the heavenly throne to sit beside the Father, He promised His followers they would never be alone.
"I must go," Jesus told them, "so that the Counselor can come."
On the day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit arrived not as a distant king, but as a rushing wind and tongues of fire. The Spirit did not just visit humanity; He moved inside them.
Today, the story of the 3-in-1 God lives on in every person who seeks them. The Father watches over the world as a protective guardian. The Son stands as a constant brother and savior, anchoring humanity to heaven. The Holy Spirit lives within human hearts, whispering comfort in the dark, guiding steps, and quietly pulling humanity back into that beautiful, eternal divine dance.
They remain three distinct voices, singing one flawless, eternal song of love.

My story about the 3in1 GOD.
3-in-1 God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit:
Before time began, before the first stars were lit or the vast deep was measured, there was a great and beautiful silence. Yet, it was not a lonely silence. In that eternal dawn lived the 3-in-1 God: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
They were not three separate gods living in a palace, nor were they one lonely king changing into three different masks. They were one single, magnificent Flame of Love, burning so brightly that they shared the exact same heartbeat, the same mind, and the same nature. The ancient ones called this perichoresis—the divine dance. In this dance, the Father loved the Son, the Son delighted in the Father, and the Holy Spirit was the literal breath of love that flowed between them. They were perfectly unified, yet beautifully distinct.
One day, out of the sheer abundance of their shared joy, they decided to paint a universe.
Act I: The Great Canvas
The Father stood as the Architect. With a heart full of infinite wisdom, He dreamed up the design of mountains, the migration paths of birds, and the intricate pattern of human souls.
"Let there be light," the Father intended.
Beside Him stood the Son, the eternal Word. When the Father willed creation, it was the Son who spoke it into reality. The Son was the voice that gave the universe shape, commanding the stars to ignite and the oceans to halt at the shore.
And moving invisibly through it all was the Holy Spirit, hovering over the dark, chaotic waters. The Spirit was the Architect's warm breath, weaving life into the dirt, filling the lungs of the first man, and ensuring that everything the Father dreamed and the Son spoke vibrated with life.
Together, as One, they looked at their creation and called it good.
Act II: The Rescue Mission
Eons passed, and the humans they created grew lost. A darkness settled over the earth as people turned away from the divine dance, breaking their bond with the Creator. The world was fractured by pain and selfishness.
The 3-in-1 God looked down, not with anger, but with an aching, unified love. They did not send a servant; they enacted a rescue plan themselves.
Because they were three persons in one essence, they divided the labor of rescue perfectly. The Father, out of His deep affection for the world, chose to give up His most precious treasure. The Son willingly stepped out of the eternal light, stripping Himself of His heavenly majesty to be born as a tiny, crying baby named Jesus.
While Jesus walked the dusty roads of Earth, He showed humanity exactly what the Father looked like—full of mercy, kindness, and unyielding justice. When Jesus healed the sick, it was the Holy Spirit working through Him like a rushing wind.
Finally, on a dark Friday, Jesus took the weight of the world's brokenness upon Himself on a wooden cross. As He died, the Father held the pain of the sacrifice, and the Spirit preserved the hope of what was to come. Three days later, by the power of the Spirit and the will of the Father, the Son broke the chains of death and rose again.
Act III: The Dwelling Place
Before the Son returned to the heavenly throne to sit beside the Father, He promised His followers they would never be alone.
"I must go," Jesus told them, "so that the Counselor can come."
On the day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit arrived not as a distant king, but as a rushing wind and tongues of fire. The Spirit did not just visit humanity; He moved inside them.
Today, the story of the 3-in-1 God lives on in every person who seeks them. The Father watches over the world as a protective guardian. The Son stands as a constant brother and savior, anchoring humanity to heaven. The Holy Spirit lives within human hearts, whispering comfort in the dark, guiding steps, and quietly pulling humanity back into that beautiful, eternal divine dance.
They remain three distinct voices, singing one flawless, eternal song of love.

It therefore is evident that the true and inner religion of the kingdom unfailingly and increasingly tends to manifest itself in practical avenues of social service. Jesus taught a living religion that impelled its believers to engage in the doing of loving service. But Jesus did not put ethics in the place of religion. He taught religion as a cause and ethics as a result. 170:3.8

Chosen ones
"Moses taught the dignity and justice of a Creator God; but Jesus portrayed the love and mercy of a heavenly Father... The cross is the supreme demonstration of love, the eternal proof of the mercy of the Father."
Be blessed

Dear friends and family in Jesus Michael I send you peace and love.

Dear friends and family in Jesus Michael I send you peace and love.

Psalm 32:8 I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go;
I will counsel you with my loving eye on you.
Godspeed.

1 John 3:15. According to this scripture, harboring hatred is equated to murder in the heart, and it is explicitly stated that "no murderer has eternal life abiding in him". This verse highlights that hatred is fundamentally incompatible with the love of God.

Peace and love to you all......