The Divine Perception: Love is the true identity of humankind

By Sandra Cuevas De Gracia

An interpretation of God's love and human identity. Based on "A Course in Miracles" and the "Bible". With great love and joy during His new creation, God included the tree of life in the middle of the Garden of Eden. God's plan of perfect love was for Adam and Eve to deny the temptation to sin and never to learn about evil. Hence, they would be able to eat from the tree of life and inherit immortality to humankind.In this book, we analyze how human life would have been if sin did not exist and how humans, through their divine perception, can see beyond their human perception. Dressed with their divine perception, they acquire the internal feeling of perfect peace, love, and joy. This is produced when the awareness of God is present in daily living.Also analyzed is how the devil hates the children of God, thus offering them an evil perception, and how he creates personalized sins for each human being. Humans who are deceived want to be gods of their own will. Thus, they deny their love to God, to creation, and to humanity. By denying their love, unknowingly, they deny love to themselves. In this manner, the devil keeps humans in a state of anguish and depression with the goal to destroy them.The devil's goal is for humans to commit suicide or wish the death of others. When humans decide to ask God for forgiveness of their sins and they reject their sinful will, then they recover their divine perception. As they remember God and accept God as their Creator, their spirits are filled with love. They then realize that the only responsibility of God's children is to forgive and love.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Mar 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9781098044763

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The Divine Perception

Love is the true identity of humankind

Sandra Cuevas De Gracia

Copyright © 2020 by Sandra Cuevas De Gracia

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Table of Contents

Creation

The Gift of Perception

A World without Sin

Disobedience

Jesus Christ

Evil Manipulation

Evil Reliance

Sexuality

Money

Loneliness

Love Thy God

Love Thy Neighbor

Marriage

Children’s Love

Trusting in God

The Divine Perception

Introduction

It was with great love and joy that God created the heavens and the earth. All creation in its beauty expresses His great love, which is God Himself. Because of sin, God’s children have lost the awareness of the great gift that is to exist, and they are blind to the beauty that surrounds them in the world. The devil offers humans the evil perception with which humans only see a world of fear, distrust, and lovelessness.

At the moment that humans regain their divine perception, they remember God and His infinite love. The reencounter with God now brings peace, love, and eternal happiness. In the presence of God, everything is perfect—you need nothing more. The children of God have nothing to fear; they give God the command and let Him guide their steps. With great love and gratitude, they walk joyfully through life, serving God and humanity. The children of God know that their only responsibility is to forgive and love.

It was with great love and joy that God created the heavens and the earth. All creation in it’s beauty is an expression of this great love, that is God Himself.

Creation

In the beginning, God, filled with love and joy, created the heavens and the earth. On the first day, He ordered light and He separated light from darkness, thus creating day and night. On the second day, He ordered the separation of waters, thus creating the heavens. On the third day, He gathered the waters from the earth to create oceans, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. In the dry land He ordered the production of all kinds of vegetation and seed-bearing plants and trees so all can be reproduced. On the fourth day, He created the sun and the moon to serve as signs and mark day and night as well as mark times of days and years. This day, He also created the stars. On the fifth day, He ordered the creation of all kinds of birds and all types of living creatures to inhabit the oceans. He blessed them and ordered them to be fruitful and to multiply. On the sixth day, God ordered the land to produce all kinds of wild animals and livestock. This day, He also created man. He formed man of the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. He then caused a deep sleep to fall upon the man. He took one of his ribs as he slept and used it to create a woman. In His image, God created them, man and woman.

In six days, God created the heavens and earth. He finished and rested from His work on the seventh day. Thus, God blessed the seventh day, Saturday, and made it holy.

God felt great love and joy as He created the heavens and the earth. Creation in itself is the expression of this great love that is God himself: The majesty of the mountains, with much variety in them—some filled with vegetation, others with rocks, and others with different colored sands. The skies with the sun, the moon, the stars, the clouds. The oceans, the rivers, the waterfalls, the forests, the jungles, the islands. So many animals in the land with different aspects and attitudes—some big, some small, some with smooth skin, others with hairy skin, others with rough skin. The oceans with so much variety of living creatures, the whales, the dolphins, the sharks. So many beautiful fish of different sizes, with different textures and many wearing a variety of colors. All types of beautiful birds of different aspects and various colors. The trees and plants of different types that produce all kinds of fruits, vegetables, and beautiful flowers.

God is very creative, and His creation is of great variety. When we explore His creation, we can then understand Him better. God created variety in everything He created, including humans. The first humans, Adam and Eve, received from God a variety of genes with which they can procreate humans with different aspects—different eye colors, skin tones, hair types, different eye shapes, etc. This is why humanity just like everything else has different aspects.

All humans are descendants of the same earthly parents, Adam and Eve, and at the same time of God Himself. We are all siblings and at the same time unique children of God. In the earth, all humans have similar aspects, but each one has a unique fingerprint that makes him/her different from others. God’s creation is perfect and beautiful, and creation exists thanks to God’s love.

As God finished His creation, He was very content