Thank you, Geri Groover, for this inspiring insight on the recent blog entry (7/12/08) entitled, "The Music of Heaven".
It begins with a quote from the blog:
"It also reminds me that when we worship the One that is seated on the throne in heaven, sometimes heaven joins us. Or should I say, sometimes we join them."
As I re-read, the following came to mind again - one of my favorite songs.
Redundant reply? Brings to mind verse from Hymn "The Comforter Has Come" - "Sing til' echoes fly above the vaulted sky, & ALL the saints ABOVE to ALL BELOW reply, In strains of endless love, The song that ne'er will die" THE COMFORTER HAS COME ... The Holy Ghost from Heaven, the Father's promise given, O spread the tidings round wherever man is found: THE COMFORTER HAS COME!"
It is so wonderfully marvelous how the Holy Trinity 'manifests' Himself to the individual believer (unique to Himself) on innumerable occasions & in unique ways as we journey toward our final destination where IT will be fullness of JOY all the time! HE is faithful to encourage - extending needed 'grace' for each day - in abundance.
Thank You, Father, for Your promised new mercies this morning - strength for today and continued bright HOPE for tomorrow. Thank You for Jesus & thank You, Jesus, for Calvary, redeeming us from the curse of the law via grace through Word-faith.
"The Love Of God goes beyond the highest star & reaches to the lowest hell ... ... Could we with ink the ocean fill, & were the skies of parchment made, Were every stalk on earth a quill, & every man a scribe by trade, To write the love of God above, Would drain the ocean dry; Nor could the scroll contain the whole, Tho stretched from sky to sky. O Love of God, how rich & pure! How measureless & strong! IT shall for ever more endure, The saints' & angels(?) song!"
As we entertain His Presence, Let us obey the command to "... pray for the Peace of Jerusalem = Even so, Come, Lord Jesus ... " Lk. 21:25-38 (V. 35, 36) " .... Watch ye therefore, & Pray ALWAYS that you (we) be accounted worthy to escape all these things that SHALL come to pass ..."