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God's Purpose

The ultimate purpose of God is to fully impart Himself to humanity, leading to the awakening of every individual as God.

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His Purpose

It is God’s purpose to give Himself to us, because in the end we will awake as God. That is the purpose.

The ultimate purpose of God is to fully impart Himself to humanity, leading to the awakening of every individual as God.

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Nevilles Purpose Revealed

When purpose is revealed, all falls into place. The revelation of purpose gives meaning to everything, and there is a purpose in this wonderful, vast creation of God. Paul said: “He has made known unto us . . . . the mystery of His will, according to His purpose which He set forth in Christ as a plan for the fullness of time.” [Ephesians 1:9, 10]. ... God’s purpose is to give Himself to you individually, as though there were no others in the world -- just you, for the gift is so complete, it is not you and God; it’s you as God. ... The plan is definite in Scripture. He said, “I have come into the world only to fulfill Scripture.” That’s my purpose. “He who began a good work in me will bring it to completion at the unveiling in me of His plan, which is Christ Jesus” [Philippians 1:6].

God's ultimate purpose, revealed in Christ, is to give Himself entirely to each individual, transforming them into God. This plan is definite in Scripture and involves the unveiling of Christ Jesus within, fulfilling the divine drama.

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The Free Man

Looking into your eye, God sees only himself, and keeps the heavenly vision, no matter what furnaces he puts you through in order to bring himself out as a living being.

God's unwavering purpose is to bring Himself out of humanity, transforming individuals into living beings endowed with His power, wisdom, and love, regardless of the trials experienced.

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