I’d like to hear more on the Logos remaining what he was while becoming what he wasn’t simultaneously or being at the right hand of the Father while on earth. I know this is a great mystery and as he felt abandoned on the cross. In his human nature, It’s so wonderful our faith and how the Son looks for us his creatures or brothers and sisters as it were for the sake of the Glory of the Father and his goodness and mercy. Praise be to the great God.
Christ is in our midst!
I’d like to hear more on the Logos remaining what he was while becoming what he wasn’t simultaneously or being at the right hand of the Father while on earth. I know this is a great mystery and as he felt abandoned on the cross. In his human nature, It’s so wonderful our faith and how the Son looks for us his creatures or brothers and sisters as it were for the sake of the Glory of the Father and his goodness and mercy. Praise be to the great God.
Thank you, Vladika
I’d assume he means little g “god” since we cannot become God in His essence.
Yes. What God is by nature (divine), we become by His grace.
“The proper effect of the Eucharist is the transformation of man into God.”
-St. Thomas Aquinas