Again: Harmony is found in Nature, and oneness with Nature is a true and right state of mind. It seems paradoxical, however, that humans, by our nature, are out of step with Nature. Nature functions and supports life by its adherence to the power of the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Humans typically don’t. What can be done about this? Jesus brought the answer. His teachings. Then by his blood on the cross. Not just one without the other, both. And God raised him from the dead to confirm it. The moral gap between what humans are and what we ought to be, ordered by and obedient to the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, the debt of this gap was paid by his sacrifice of himself. It was the sacrifice on that cross of his body and his blood. Then his teachings bridge the gap. He teaches a faith in God which can command Nature’s real obedience, putting humans with faith in God back in charge of Nature alongside Jesus, if we adhere to his teachings. Humans stray from his teachings or ignore them and teach their own alternatives, and so judgements are sent. The judgements might sometimes reach overly harsh proportions and need averting. For this there is the power of faith in God. Commanding Nature, as Jesus teaches, and he practices what he preaches, commanding Nature can entail commanding a storm to be calm, and when there is no doubt accompanying the command, it goes calm. Even a mightiest of hurricanes can be commanded this way, and if it is by faith in God, according to the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and the acknowledgement of the power of this name, even the hurricane can grow calm. This puts a human with faith in the place ordained by the Creator Father. It puts Jesus above the human as Lord and Christ, as ordained by the Father who sent him and, after Jesus Christ’ death, raised him. It puts the Father over Jesus as owning the teachings He gave through Jesus about the efficacy of this faith. Nature and human reach their right places in God’s order. And the Holy Spirit starts to lead humans in the order of God’s making, as Nature too is ordered. One in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and its power.
