These are the seven great creators who project and direct the universe. Regarding the Seven Spirits of God, there is this from Robe of Light: But all of them are dependent on the seven major chakras. In some esoteric writings “eyes” also symbolize the points of spiritual power and consciousness that the yogis call “chakras.”Īlthough yogis mainly focus on seven chakras, we really have hundreds of chakras throughout our bodies, which is why the Bible speaks of “eyes” within and without, before and behind. In Ezekiel and Revelation various supernatural beings are described as being “full of eyes” to indicate that they are fully conscious, “eyes” symbolizing their awakened faculties of perception. The guys discussed the fivefold in connection with the nature of God as non-hierarchal and inclusive, laced throughout creation and culture, reconstituted and perfectly exemplified in the life and ministry of Jesus, embedded into the very foundations of the Church, and subsequently expressed through the lives of the countless saints that make it up.Q: Revelation 4:6 speaks of “a Lamb…having seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven Spirits of God sent forth into all the earth” (Revelation 4:6.) What are the “eyes” and what are “the seven Spirits of God”?
He confronts the myth of separation with the truth that absolutely nothing, not life or death, powers or authorities, not present or future, not our understandings, beliefs, systems, or actions, nothing separates us from the reconciling love of God. This podcast features a message Jason gave at an icuTalks where he addresses trauma within the church. The book is Jason’s Emmaus Road discovery of a love that is reconciling all creation a journey where he’s awakening to a burning heart while leaving every Jesus who won’t lay His life down for His friends. This podcast highlights Jason’s book, Leaving and finding Jesus, where he writes about his deconstructing faith journey. Podcast intro and outro music by Wilde Assembly Our past ended with three nails we only have a destiny, not a history.”įor more on Brian Simmons & The Passion Translation “Nothing can separate us, not things present or things future, He doesn’t even mention the past because we don’t have a past. When He said it’s finished it’s not only the work of the cross but it’s the perfected union that He has given us.” “He that is joined to the Lord is one spirit (1 Cor 6:17), so the union is complete. “The bible, minus love, equals false teaching, false living, and fosters an anger in the soul of man.” “You literally have to have a love lens on your heart to read scripture, then you’ll read it the way God has written it for us.” “You said earlier you’re a relational theologian, that’s exactly how we need to interpret scripture.” “To dishonor women and to say they can’t minister…goes counter to the heart of God.” It’s almost like He wouldn’t be God if He didn’t love you intensely, powerfully.” “This love theology is the key to the great harvest of the nations.” “How we hear is every bit as important as what we are reading.”
The universe is ruled by the passions of a man.” “A human being can be moved with feelings and passions… Jesus is every bit a man, inside the trinity. “We have forgotten that Jesus Christ is a human being, that inside the Trinity is a man…and this human nature of Jesus is mingled with the divine…” “It’s just error to hyper literalize the song of songs, it’s a beautiful symphony of love… it’s a book that literally starts with a kiss”
I’m convinced that Paul got most of his doctrinal teachings from encounters with the Lord and from an open bible with Song of Songs.” “Pauline theology will get perverted if you don’t start at the song of songs. “The bible, minus love, equals false teaching, false living, and fosters an anger in the soul of man.” Brian Simmons, author of The Passion Translation, talks about approaching scripture with a love theology, the oppressive impact of hyper literalism, women in ministry, equality, union, Jesus’ humanity inside the Trinity, the finished work of the cross, and the passionate, powerful, transforming love of God.
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