The Mystery of God

Nowadays, many people, including believers, find their hearts awash with great confusion and disappointment. The foregoing is because the materialistic humanist philosophy, that is, human materialism has invaded the world, wreaking havoc in human hearts and lives and, by the way, has managed to make them lose their fear of God. All of which tend to distance them from their creator, exacerbate their confusion and frustration, and feed their pessimism and hopelessness that grow in the shadows of doubt, skepticism, and ignorance.

This book provides vital and insightful answers to more than three dozen fundamental questions, many of which have intrigued generations of human beings, even, thinkers and scholars from time immemorial. Yes, herein, the Lord grants us peeks and extraordinary glances of His mystery, the mystery of God.

These peeks and glances brought with them the need to create new terms and to use a variety of similes as a way to explain spiritual matters that until now, had stood as riddles and disturbing enigmas for human understanding. The similes you will find here, take the shape of new terms and new ideas, such as the Hologram Principle and the Inverse Hologram Principle. Both provide a means to explain, for example, the mystery of the Holy Trinity of God.

There’re other new expressions such as the Trinitarian Co-inherence or the Triple Co-inherence that allows us to understand and explain the process of mutual indwelling between each of the three persons of the Holy Trinity of God with the other two; as well as the mutual indwelling between the Spirit of God and the human soul. Further new terms are the Primary Receiving Channel (PRC) which represents the exclusive means that God uses to communicate with human beings and the Secondary Receiving Channel (SRC), the usual means of communication between other spiritual beings, including humankind. Another term is the Infinite Infrastructure which explains the divine throne that allows the Spirit of God to coexist with the human soul, and there are many more.

Likewise, we will see how human unbelief can lead us to ignore our main enemy, the devil, whose purpose is to undermine our faith, distance us from God and, consequently, take control of our souls. We will also see that he goes to any length to fulfill his purpose, even taking God's truths, distorting or "demonizing" them, trying to appropriate them to deceive people, and divert them from the path to God.

The Mystery of God has been revealed in this time, to reaffirm to us that the Almighty God himself dwells within the hearts of His sons and daughters, the believers, and therefore, we can place our full trust in Him to remove all our fears, confusions, hopelessness, and despairs from our lives and anchor our hearts on hope. As with Abraham, we will learn to have hope against all hope; consequently, even when hope seems to have vanished, we will not let go.

This book clears up the apparent paradox or contradiction that exists in the fact that even though God cannot be contained by anything in the Universe, or even the Universe itself, He is fully contained in the hearts of millions of men and women all over the world, dwelling within their hearts through His Holy Spirit. There’s no contradiction, this is possible because of the Infinite Infrastructure that Almighty God created in each and every human being. It is the divine throne in the human heart, that is, a type of coupling station that under certain circumstances allows God to join and coexist with us in our hearts.

The Mystery of God also reveals to us how the Lord, who is one and only one, performed the miracle by which the fullness of God is permanent and simultaneously present in the three persons of the Divine Trinity and, at the same time, present in the hearts of millions and millions of believers without ever losing His wholeness. After all, God is still one and the same.

Another surprising fact, unequaled but understandable, is that God's children, the believers, are the shared spiritual essence of God (their father), and of the bride of the Lamb (their mother), just as human children are the shared carnal essence of their earthly mother and father.

The Lord astonishes us once again when he reveals what the New Jerusalem really is. From time immemorial, the heart has been God's dwelling place. In the beginning, He dwelt in His own heart, later in the hearts of His sons and daughters, and also in the bride of the Lamb, which as we will see, is the New Jerusalem, that is precisely the very heart of God. This confirms that God dwells in hearts.

We are also powerfully moved by the dramatic and spectacular conversion of Jacob on his journey to the home of his uncle Laban in Paddan Aram. His conversion imparts an extraordinary lesson about the strictly personal and individual nature of the relationship between God and every human being.

Also, God teaches us why He is the Alpha and the Omega and He clears up the difference between himself as God Alpha and himself as God Omega, while remaining the one and only God.

Also, the Lord reveals to us the true mystery embodied in the endless blood sacrifices of animals. He shows us how, from the fall of Adam and Eve until the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, these sacrifices allowed God to exchange and replace one life with another and thus keep humankind alive, despite their never-ending sins, rebellions, and transgressions.

The above is just a preview, an introduction, and a sample to whet our appetite for the extraordinary revelations that are within this book. They do not cease to amaze and reaffirm that we are before a singular, awesome, unique, majestic, indescribable, and irrepressible God; to use just a few of the many descriptions that always fall short when it comes to trying to explain and describe who He really is.