identity
who am i?better to ask
'whose am i?'
the answer is of eternal significance.
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posted by jollybeggar @ 7:43 AM
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3 Comments:
That was a good way to comment on my last post.
"Whose am I?"
"Whose am I?" That's a good reminder that it's not all about me, it's all about him, because I'm his and how I choose to live or perceive life, is a big measurement of how weak or strong his light will be able to flow through me. It sure doesn't take much in this hectic pace of life to forget that I'm supposed to be living for him, not me, because of that very question, "Whose am I?"
Who am I? still important to know or else you will find your the next 'clone' in the big scientific experiment called 'churchiness'; which is to say, hypothetically, are they all supposed to be the same or is that just what the experiment lends itself to?
The 'Whose am I' question is also of importance, since we can be many people's something, just what do we want to be perceived as...godly? So the 'whose am I' question can become a catch 22 also...striving to be something for someone that has to be explained to you...in that appalling statement I have seen this happen, 'having the form of Godliness but denying the power thereof'.
Be true to yourself...and to God and yourself.
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