Hey Rhonda,

Please, no forgiveness needed!! It's sometimes hard to get a proper feel for a question and I am guilty of waking up without my thought process in full gear and jumping in too fast. Any hoo, as to the revelation of Christ, I think what kind of threw me in Eby's article was that at first it seemed that the book of Revelation alone was the culmination of his revelation, when I see Christ in the whole Bible. But, I did like the analogy of the farmer in that we shouldn't always look at what God has to take out of us (sin.etc..) but, what he puts into us. Kind of like having a bottle with dirt in it, if you put it under a tap and let the water keep coming in, eventually the dirt just comes out and all that is left is a full, overflowing vessel.

Focus on letting the water work instead of just trying to shake the dirt out. I do agree that Christ will ultimately reveal himself with and through the "revealed" sons of God and nature itself will celebrate.

Love you Sis,

Chris