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Dimensional. Really?


Hebrews 5:14             New English Translation

 

14 But solid food is for the mature, whose perceptions are trained by practice to discern both good and evil.

 

Is it not all about the flesh?

 

Body, soul, and spirit individually  have their senses

In all experiences, we should learn the genuine prone

Interpretation of the sources that direct our movements

We should understand this before our daily tasks are gone

 

How strong are our senses when we think about the physical?

Well, we know what a splinter can do to our understanding of reality

What is the perception of the soul without the “True Spiritual”?

Think about the chambers of gas in the past and its fatalities

 

We stuff ourselves with food that genuinely does not fulfill us

After digesting for a bit while we are craving again for more

And so we develop a routine and prepare it for the habitual

So we shut out hunger and guide our senses to our inner-core

 

Solid food, however, is far beyond our sense of comprehension

It is springing up through a “new” heart flourishing in the “reborn.”

Here it appears from the outside of our “flesh” a genuinely new dimension

Only available through “The True One,” Who wore a crown of thorns

 

Jan Wienen

 

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