My Book of Faith: 12 The Purpose, Life and Death of Jesus Christ

God's Introduction
Forword
SECTION I: Background
1. Meet The Author
2. How God Communicated with Me
SECTION II: The Story of Creation
1. The Origin and Nature of God
2. In The Beginning
  - The Creation of the World
  - The Life God Created
3. Life in Heaven
SECTION III: Our Separation from God
SECTION IV: Understanding Salvation
1. The Purpose, Life and Death of Jesus Christ
2. The Mystery that is Mary, Mother of God
  - Queen of Heaven and the Universe
3. The Path of Salvation
4. The Road Less Travelled
5. The Promises of Salvation
SECTION V: Building Your Relationship With God

Section 4 Understanding Salvation - 12 The Purpose, Life And Death Of Jesus Christ

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In the gospel of John, Saint Thomas exclaimed “My Lord and My God” after touching the resurrected Jesus, like he had an epiphany.

Question: Is my personal reflection correct – that you resurrected as God?

God’s answer:

YHWH

I AM the Resurrection

I came back to My life.

Meaning: Yes. Jesus came back to life not as the Son of man but as The Son of God alone, thus God Himself (YHWH)

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Question: It is written that You told Mary Magdalene not to touch You. Why not? Yet, You allowed Saint Thomas to touch You? Why the difference?

God’s answer:

A heart with a flame

Mary Magdalene

She is a holy woman.

Meaning: This is related to the previous question. The rule for purification for a mother who gave birth to a son is she cannot touch anything that is hallowed for 40 days. As, Mary Magdalene is a holy woman, she was forbidden to touch the resurrected Jesus.

Here God rectifies the wrong assumption that Mary Magdalene was an ex-prostitute. At the same time, based on the previous sculpture, does confirm that she is the same who anointed Him. The flame in the heart symbolizes that she is filled with the Holy Spirit.

So, I asked about St. Thomas, was he not holy? God explained that she was full of faith. He lacked faith. Faith is a key ingredient to holiness.

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