These poems of the agony of war and the love of woman are composed in ballad forms of older traditions sung by court bards to welcome a king, but those of the worship of God are sung in the Court of heaven and earth to the King the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Hidden messages of this worship conveyed by flowers, plants, stars and creation participate in this embassy of delight. All the poems of The True Light That Lights (Parousia Christian Poetry Chapbook No 7 2020 Series) appear here. Titled from John 1.9. "that was the true light that lights every one who comes into the world. These also appear at Penny Poetry Blog. "The mind of spice that fills the heart" is a sound pun in "Amarant" of what the Lord said, "all things the Father has are Mine, therefore I said, that He shall take of Mine, and show it to you." This is the light of the "Mine of spice that fills the heart," the Holy Spirit. Phōs in these affairs means a source of light and a radiance. It stems from phao; luminousness, to shed rays, to shine or to brighten up. "True," indicates it is the illumination of Light opposed to all imperfect representations. 'Owr in Isaiah 18.4 means to be made luminous because activated by the divine nature. This herb-light is the luminescence of the resurrected body revived with the implanted divine nature. Discussion of these occurs at Celestial Plant or Terrestrial Star. A Biblical Background to the Relation of Plants and Stars.The Light of Lights is not named verbatim in these poems but shown in symbol.. As Colossians 1.17. says, "He holds all things together." Dayman refers to the Sun rising in our hearts of Luke 1:78 and II Peter 1.19, as well as Daysman, Our Judge, Job 9:33.
LORD is the Name written on his robe and thigh, 'King of kings, and Lord of lords'" in Revelation 19:11-16 and everywhere..
Son of the Divine Wisdom.cites that God chose the lowly things of this world-and the things that are not-to nullify the things that are so that no one may boast before him. "It is because of him that you are in Christ Jesus, who has become for us wisdom from God-that is, our righteousness, holiness and redemption." I Cor 1: 28-30.
The Son, the Incarnate Redeemer sums them all. The exact phrase occurrs in The Mennonite, 1990, as the Lord Beauteous. "And now, our God, we are giving thanks to Thee, and giving praise to Thy beauteous name. I Chronicles. 29.13. Young's Literal Translation.
Gardener. Supposing him to be the gardener, she said to him. John 20.15.
Lovely Plants.At the feeding of the five thousand they sat down in ranks like an herb garden. Mark 6.40.
Branch. His title is The Branch in Zechariah 3.8.
Tree. "If they do these things in a Green Tree what shall they do in a dry." Luke 23.31. He shall be as a Tree planted by the rivers of water. Psalm 1.
First Begotten. "He shall be the first born among many children." Romans 8.29. "The only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth." John 1:14.
Plant. "A tender plant, a root out of dry ground." Isaiah 53.2
Rock. Quarreled with rock. That Rock was Christ. I Corinthians 10.4
Love Lies Bleeding. Paul says he lives "by faith in the Son of God who loved me, and gave himself for me," an atonement in which love-lies- bleeding of the wounds is borne into the heart of God.
Rose of Nazareth. Rose, the Rose of Sharon, the white lily (lowly, 2 Cor:9), answers to "white and ruddy" (Song 5:10) Song of Solomon 2:1. Nazareth is the birthplace of Jesus.
Rain. the former and the latter rain, Hosea 6:3
The Great Solitude. He sets the solitary in families. Psalm 68