>>8054499 (PB)
Well I personally prefer the name Thor.
I think it was my name at birth.
Though I also like my name given to me by the parents who cared for me and loved me. Maybe "the One" adopts a new name upon each arrival, I'm not sure. Or maybe the People name him.
Thor works for me though.
That's an interesting way of looking at it.
Maybe that's it.
Would certainly answer a few questions I have.
Well angels are definitely working hard to prepare Him. Right now. He's a bit of a handful, I think. Poor angels – they must really roll their eyes sometimes.
I just don't think the Second Coming looks exactly like what most people expect.
It's going to be surprising to everyone, including 'Him,' while at the same time fulfilling the prophecy exactly as written.
This time I wonder if he is more of a warrior than a preacher. We'll know it when we know it. It is going to be a real show though, that's for sure. And most people don't even know the movie has already started.
KEK!
>>8054697 (me)
On second thought – Q used the name Christ.
So I take the name Jesus Christ as meaningful to God, to me and to billions of people alive on Earth today. I won't cast the name aside just because the son of God has had many names, and may go by many more.
Most people don't know who Horus was. They don't know that Thor is another name for Jesus. So I will continue to use the name Jesus freely, among the other names, until such time as it is clear what name I should use. None of the names are perfect – they're just an allusion to something that can't really be put into words. The names are all merely a means to understanding. That's all. A rose by any other name is still a rose.
Praise Jesus. He is rising.
Define worrying.