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- Author: James H Kurt
- Publisher: James H Kurt
- ISBN-10: 1733215468
- ISBN-13: 9781733215466
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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This book on the Divine NAME and an order of life founded upon it is a prayer for all to be released from slavery to words, to things of the world, to blindness and sin... and come into the Lord's presence as His children. Essentially, it asks whether it is sufficient to confine ourselves to saying of the Father's Divine NAME that it is too sacred to be pronounced, whether this may not constitute a kind of avoidance of realization of a great gift He has provided to man in this silent WORD, in this pronounceable Silence (YHWH) - and in the end whether such "ignorance" of the Father does not keep us from fully knowing the Son, and the gift of God's presence He is to us (the face He came to reveal).
Should we not speak the Father's silemt NAME in the holy of holies with us now in every Catholic Church, that is, before the Blessed Sacrament? Should we not come into the Lord's presence wherever we are?
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- Author: James H Kurt
- Publisher: James H Kurt
- ISBN-10: 1733215468
- ISBN-13: 9781733215466
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.5 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
This book on the Divine NAME and an order of life founded upon it is a prayer for all to be released from slavery to words, to things of the world, to blindness and sin... and come into the Lord's presence as His children. Essentially, it asks whether it is sufficient to confine ourselves to saying of the Father's Divine NAME that it is too sacred to be pronounced, whether this may not constitute a kind of avoidance of realization of a great gift He has provided to man in this silent WORD, in this pronounceable Silence (YHWH) - and in the end whether such "ignorance" of the Father does not keep us from fully knowing the Son, and the gift of God's presence He is to us (the face He came to reveal).
Should we not speak the Father's silemt NAME in the holy of holies with us now in every Catholic Church, that is, before the Blessed Sacrament? Should we not come into the Lord's presence wherever we are?
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