The Father’s Temple
The Mother of all things looked to the man she eternally loved and said, “You handled that rather well. When you spoke of your son.”
The Father looked at her with equal love and said, “It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be.”
“Was that because you spared his life?” she asked.
“I hadn’t planned on doing that. It was only after he asked for the third time, did I grant his request. And yes, it was partly because I spared his life. Even though he was deemed beforehand to be the eternal sacrifice,” said the Father.
“Why did you give in to his request?” asked the Mother.
“The same reason I gave in to Abraham. It was their will to do so,” answered the Father.
“But it was your will for him to be the Lamb of God. The ultimate sacrifice from you to humanity,” said the Mother.
“It was. But their will trumped mine,” said the Father.
The Mother of all things thought about the Father’s last statement. How can anyone’s will trump the Father of all things? Especially since this plan had been in development for thousands of years? Isaac had been spared because of Abraham. But Jesus had been spared because of the will of Jesus. And not the will of the Father. She didn’t understand his reasoning.
The Father of all things was reading her mind. He knew what was on her mind. He clarified for her, “I spared my son from the cross because he asked me to. His will in the flesh was greater than mine in the spirit.”
She began to interrupt and ask another question, but he held up a finger, as if to say, ‘let me finish before you ask,’ and then he did so. “Jesus was the first human to achieve Christ consciousness. When he did so, he and I became one. One in mind, one in spirit, one in flesh. But, we weren’t completely one. He was in the flesh, and I in spirit. He was the physical representation of myself. I am the spiritual representation of myself. Therefore, we didn’t agree on everything. We weren’t completely one. He is an offspring of me. As everyone is. But he moved the closest to me. In mind, spirit, and body.”
He continued, “Now as Jesus entered Jerusalem for that final week. We both knew that he would have to be my sacrifice for mankind. To defeat the forces of Lucifer. But when he prayed to me, earnestly asking that this cup pass from him. I answered with another plan. One that will bear fruit very shortly on earth.”
She thought for a moment and asked, “And that fruit is myself, is it not?
“Of course my dear. The true holy grail,” he answered.
“But you had to come first didn’t you? In order for me to arrive, you had to first blaze a trail,” she said.
“A trail of controversy it seems,” said the Father.
She smiled at his wit. It had been far too long to have been away from this man. The Mother of all things felt whole when she was around him. A feeling she hadn’t felt in eons. She smiled at him again and said, “But your plan was hijacked.”
“Temporarily,” he said. “Only temporarily.” And then he winked at her.
“Shall we resume our lecture to our collective host’s?” And speak of this hijacking that you’re referring to?” she asked.
He led her to the door of his temple and said, “You first my darling.”