When we hear of the mysteries and secrets hidden from the foundation of the world, we must understand that they serve one eternal purpose: to restore the sons of God to their original state of fellowship in the Godhead, as it was in the beginning.

The phrase “in the beginning” speaks of a state of pure spirituality, concealed within the invisible God before man’s appearance in the physical realm. It is the eternal dimension of divine existence, where all men dwelt and participated in the life of God before their descent and manifestation in the visible creation.

Everything perceived in this present world proceeds from that which is invisible and unsearchable to the natural man. The invisible realm of the Spirit is the source, substance, and sustaining power of all creation. It is the realm of the beginning, from which all things emerged and by which all things continue to exist. This beginning is God Himself, the eternal Creator and source of all things.

The voice we hear today reveals our true origin in that beginning. It calls the sons of God, scattered and dispersed throughout the lower realms of earthly existence, to return to their original celestial union in Him. This divine voice does not merely communicate information; it unveils the mystery of our identity and awakens the eternal life concealed within us.

What we hear must therefore be received, inwardly assimilated, and spiritually digested until it brings forth the pure state of divine perfection hidden in God. The Word must become our living reality, this is possible by awakening into that which you truly are and automatically  the fullness of our original fellowship with the Father.

The Gospel is the divine awakening of a sleeping humanity to the one life we possess in the Father. It unveils the sacred mystery of the Father and the Son, bringing to light the eternal relationship in which the Son proceeds from the Father and returns to the Father in perfect unity. This is the mystery of divine restoration: that the son may ascend in consciousness and spiritual reality into the Father from whom he descended.

When Jesus declared, “I and my Father are one,” He revealed a divine reality that must be awakened and actualized in the sons of God. This truth calls those who sleep in the graves of mortal consciousness to rise from their mistaken identities, overcome their alienation from the glory of God, and rediscover their eternal participation in the life of the Father.

The Father loved the Son before the foundation of the world. This love is eternal, immeasurable, and beyond the limitations of human comprehension. It is a love that cannot be quantified by earthly measurements or understood through the narrow reasoning of the natural mind.

All men must therefore yield to the divine voice that calls them home. They must allow that voice to guide them beyond the boundaries of mortal understanding and back into the celestial union where they may once again behold, contemplate, and participate in the glory of the Father.

The voice that speaks out of the whirlwind as in the day of Job distress and eventual encounter with God, is the same eternal voice calling the sons of God to remember who they were in Him before the world began.

It speaks to those who perish through a lack of knowledge of their divine origin, reminding them of their participation in the glory of God before the appearance of the visible creation.

This voice comes to restore the joy of the beginning: the golden harps, the songs of triumph, the dancing, and the shouts of joy that arise from the fullness of divine fellowship. It restores the faith, authority, wisdom, and power by which the sons of God participate in the works of the Father.

All things were created by God through Christ and through the Church, the sacred gathering of the sons of God. The Church, in its spiritual reality, is more than an earthly institution. It is the gathering of those awakened to their common life and identity in the Father.

This is the mystery of the sacred gathering of two or three in His name, where the presence of God is revealed in the unity of His sons. Their gathering bears witness to the one divine life in which they all participate.

To escape the lower realms of death and hell, where men sow to vanity and reap sorrow, corruption, and pain, humanity must rediscover its beginning in the Father and make that beginning its eternal and abiding state.

This restoration requires the dissolution of the false identity of the old man through the illuminating knowledge of the true Man of God, who is the beginning of the creation of God.

The old identity, fashioned through ignorance, fear, separation, and the limitations of mortal existence, must give way to the revelation of the new man, created in the image and likeness of God. The darkness of mistaken identity disappears as the light of divine knowledge reveals the eternal truth of who we are in Him.

Our beginning in God must become our final and everlasting reality.

This is not an achievement earned through human works, religious performance, or personal merit. It is the unveiling of an eternal gift, freely given through divine grace and received by faith.

To comprehend this mystery is to receive a gift beyond all earthly treasures: the revelation of our eternal fellowship with the Father.

As Jesus revealed the way into the Father’s presence, so every son of God is called to embrace, by faith, the realm of the Father and boldly ascend into the consciousness and reality of divine union.

We must not be intimidated by the barking voices of contradiction arising from the lower realms of mortal understanding. Neither fear, accusation, religious condemnation, nor the limitations of the natural mind should prevent us from entering the fullness of the life revealed in Christ.

The voices below may speak of separation, weakness, impossibility, and death, but the voice from above declares life, unity, glory, and eternal fellowship.

The call is to rise above every false identity, every illusion of separation, and every consciousness of death, until the sons of God stand once more in the glory they share with the Father in the beginning.

Blessings

Trevor Eghagha