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Four hundred years.
A “non-prophet” business.
The messengers sent did their very best, many of them giving their lives for the cause, only to be killed by those who heard.
Everything fell into a malaise of three reactions:
- Deny: “There is no Creator.”
- Ignore: “What has the Creator done for me lately?”
- Fear: “I am frightened of the Creator.”
A very dissatisfying conclusion for One looking for intimacy. It was time to review.
Billions of years of evolution had culminated in the creation of human beings. They were placed in a Garden of ideal circumstances for fellowship and pleasure. It failed.
Once separated from their Creator, the creations over-simplified their lives and over-complicated their emotions. All the indecision led to violence, and the Creator, in a foolhardy moment, destroyed His own work.
He regretted it.
So He tried to become a Father, even though He was guilty of abuse.
A provider.
Then a protector.
And culminating by sending prophets to be the mouthpiece of the deep affection of the Creative spirit.
Nothing worked.
When failure is the conclusion of your efforts, you have a choice of either becoming defensive or admitting the inadequacy and allowing for healing.
Four hundred years to think about it.
Something needed to be done. If human beings could not comprehend the tenderness of their Creator through Eden, provision, protection and prophets, then a much more personal solution would be required.
During the four hundred years, kingdom rose against kingdom, nation against nation, until finally one empire nearly encompassed the entire earth: Rome.
It was time to do something. It was time to be something.
It was time, once and for all, to show the creation … the Father.
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