The Son's Source

Just realized the word "source" not only the describes where we originate from, but also the place where we obtain what we need. This word expresses the source of our supply and the source of our being-ness as one and the same. Originating from The One who is before us, the word "source" designates Him as our origin and our supply-source in one. That Jesus unveiled the Father of mankind as the source of mankind's supply is evident in His message. That mankind had become reliant on something or someone other than the authentic Father and source led to confusion regarding it's origin. Mankind did not originate in those things in which they'd become dependent, having been defined by neither the works of the flesh nor the flesh itself but by The Father. "The world" that's depended on by any who are in it and define themselves by it couldn't possibly be a viable source for mankind because it is not our Source. Going anywhere but to the Source in search of the supply you're looking for could only spell disappointment. The death of Jesus on our behalf reconciled us to God the Father, the faithfulness of His resurrection making it possible for us to rely on The Spirit exclusively once more. His resurrection revealed Him as Jesus' Source and as our own! As the originator, the innovator, the inSpiration, the motivating desire and drive of our genesis, He is the substance of whatever is true about us and whatever is said about you has substance only if He says the same! What He says about you is therefore your nourishment and sustenance, because our bodies and mind's likewise originate from His logic... His logic is our source. His incarnate logic is the sustenance of our incarnate flesh, and the logic of His incarnation is the deliverance of mankind from sin, our severance from dependence upon any but Him, Himself alone being revealed our Source, He takes care of our needs and is Himself the author of our every desire and the perfect fulfiller of them. He made us to be occupied exclusively with Himself, as He occupies Himself exclusively with you and me. By our mutual occupation with Him, we are occupied with each other in the eternal body of His love. His words about us are those things which are true of Himself, Himself being our source, the only source of what He gives is Himself. Every good thing about the source proceeds from the source to edify, nurture, and sustain us. He first loved us before anyone, and His resonance with our union with Christ gives our love for each other it's truth. -f