73 Consciousness, Chaos and the Mind-- God’s Secrets

Remember! When I refer to person in the Godhead in any blog, I am referring either to singular person (one-of-three) or to the collective person (three-in-one) of the Triune.

We have to pause here and talk about something from that last picture, willing tour companion, or else we would miss a most extraordinary glimpse into an aspect of the person, the being of the Godhead, that showcases the supra-normal qualities of the Godhead and defies simple reductionist thinking—that something is chaos.

Furthermore, now seems a good point to explore the challenging subject of chaos in God’s consciousness because we have reached a culmination of what we have so far covered concerning His consciousness and a discussion of chaos can serve as a prelude to our coming areas of discovery.

We have tangentially brushed the topic of chaos in context with other subjects in previous blogs, but not to any great extent. It is a fascinating topic and one which we will entertain here in what I call an introductory manner. If you want to study chaos in depth, I am sure you could easily build a book from your research notes. And then build another one, and another one. So that’s up to you. But we’re not going to do that here.

Instead, by the power of Holy Spirit we are going to see an unsuspected side of chaos. We’re going to see chaos as it’s reasonable to suppose Almighty God sees it. If you are with me on this, then you might want to notice the Consciousness image I have included here from the last picture I just blogged, since most remarkable of all in that last picture is the appearance of the harmless looking little word chaos, used as a descriptive element of the consciousness of the Invisible Self of God.

Note well, gentle reader, the Godhead internalizes all possibilities, brings all possibilities under His/Their purview, even chaos.

1 Corinthians 15:28

Now when all things are made subject to Him (Christ Jesus), then the Son Himself will also be subject to Him (The Father) who put all things under Him, that God may be all in all (NKJV).

Awareness, Perception, Pure Goodness —we have dealt in depth with them all and all are constructs of the Purview (scope) of the Godhead. But now that leaves us with that tiny little word chaos. What’s with that? You might ask, conscientious reader.

What’s with that?

To be continued . . .