Jane, this is such a powerful theological bridge. specially the revelation that the Father’s boundary in Eden was not punishment alone, but redemptive protection.
So many women have been taught to associate boundaries with guilt, yet throughout Scripture we see that God uses boundaries to preserve identity, prevent deeper bondage, and prepare the way for restoration.
That lens alone brings enormous clarity: boundaries are not the opposite of love; they are often love with foresight
A lovely post of the Truth. I love the analogy of our first family being put in prison for breaking the rules. God's plan of redemption and grace is so amazing.
Oh❣️Thank you for sharing this with us❣️ Wonderful how that little story of your granddaughter has gone viral—WOW‼️🤷This makes me So Happy and hopeful , All GLORY TO THE LORD JESUS,AMEN❣️🙏❤️😻
Jane, this is such a powerful theological bridge. specially the revelation that the Father’s boundary in Eden was not punishment alone, but redemptive protection.
So many women have been taught to associate boundaries with guilt, yet throughout Scripture we see that God uses boundaries to preserve identity, prevent deeper bondage, and prepare the way for restoration.
That lens alone brings enormous clarity: boundaries are not the opposite of love; they are often love with foresight
Yes, I believe there is so much more in Gods word that we understand as being restrictive when it’s actually the opposite.
A lovely post of the Truth. I love the analogy of our first family being put in prison for breaking the rules. God's plan of redemption and grace is so amazing.
Oh❣️Thank you for sharing this with us❣️ Wonderful how that little story of your granddaughter has gone viral—WOW‼️🤷This makes me So Happy and hopeful , All GLORY TO THE LORD JESUS,AMEN❣️🙏❤️😻
Yes, we can have hope beyond hope🙌🏻
Thank you Joe. Yes, I think we tend to make it way too complicated.