I prayed and asked, Who are you, Father? I never see you, but I feel that You are there. In a soft and loving inner voice I heard the reply. I am Who I am. I thought for a moment … I pondered “Who am I?” I laid my head back and pictured what God looked like. The picture I envisioned came back as myself. Confidently and humbly, I lowered my head. For then, I knew … I am. I am and so are you. We are all physical reflections/images of God.
Christ went on to further identify Himself by stating, “When you see me, you see the Father.” (John 13:45) So Jesus Christ is telling us that He is the physical reflection of our God, the beginning and the end of all. Jesus went on to say that we are all brothers and sisters. If He is your brother and He is a reflection of God the Father, then you also are a true reflection of God. What He was saying is that we are all manifest of the Father—created in His image. So when you see Christ, or anyone else, you are actually seeing the Father. Thus, we are a manifestation of God, the Father, the Creator of everything.
Who are you, Father?
I never see you, but I feel that You are there.
In a soft and loving inner voice I heard the reply.
I am Who I am.
I thought for a moment … I pondered
“Who am I?”
I laid my head back and pictured what God looked like.
The picture I envisioned came back as myself.
Confidently and humbly, I lowered my head.
For then, I knew …
I am.
I am and so are you. We are all physical reflections/images of God.
Christ went on to further identify Himself by stating, “When you see me, you see the Father.” (John 13:45) So Jesus Christ is telling us that He is the physical reflection of our God, the beginning and the end of all. Jesus went on to say that we are all brothers and sisters. If He is your brother and He is a reflection of God the Father, then you also are a true reflection of God. What He was saying is that we are all manifest of the Father—created in His image. So when you see Christ, or anyone else, you are actually seeing the Father.
Thus, we are a manifestation of God, the Father, the Creator of everything.