MAN_AS_GOD
The Fall and Redemption of God
God Himself, as the singular being, 'fell' from innocent perfection into the world of experience, embodying all human parts and imperfections. This 'fall'…
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I gave them what they wanted more than anything in this world, that night. They wanted restoration from my fall. I, as God fell, for there is nothing but God. And I took that innocent perfection into the world of experience and played all the parts. Then I was lifted up and found them waiting for their redemption. And as I walked by, everyone was made perfect, for “You must be perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect.” Everyone was made perfect, for I fell and took them with me, then I was lifted up and redeemed them all. That was Messiah’s banquet. Everyone has fallen in the same way. You may not know it, but when you see someone that is blind remember what you are told in the ninth chapter of John. The question was asked, “Tell me master, who sinned, this man or his parents that he was born blind?” and the answer came, “Neither this man nor his parents, but that the works of the Lord be made manifest.” It was the Lord who fell and it is the Lord who will rise.
God Himself, as the singular being, 'fell' from innocent perfection into the world of experience, embodying all human parts and imperfections. This 'fall' was a deliberate act of self-limitation for expansion. The redemption occurs when God (within man) rises, and by His presence, restores all the fallen parts (humanity) to their original perfection, fulfilling the command to be perfect.