Monday, August 12, 2013

Alpha and Omega

The end time, the culmination, is to be the same as beginning time.  The alpha is the omega.  It is complete in the interpretation where it no longer matters that there be beginning or end.  When we say Jesus is both alpha and omega it is saying he has achieved this, or that he has become that point since it is not achieved -- not in the sense of accomplishing it by dint of one's effort.  It is the achieving of becoming, or is it instead the ceasing to become, an actualization that is a more passive than active process, a state of being content in itself.

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