The Origin of Inspiration.નમૂનો

God has filled us with His inspiration.

"We must acknowledge that His inspiration flows into every part of our being, so that we may understand that what we call 'exaggeratedly great' may only be the beginning of what He calls Great." Sorely Raquel Loyo.

In Genesis 1:1, it says,

"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth."

Let’s start where we should start: the Creator is on our side. Before He created the heavens and the earth, He had already made galaxies and a multitude of things, like angels and His entire heavenly domain. In creating us, He not only loved us and made us His prized possession but also made us in His image and likeness. What does that mean? It means that every time He looks at us, He sees Himself, and when we look at ourselves, we should see His image. The religious part of us might feel uncomfortable, right? His Word says this, not that we are God, not that we deserve worship and adoration, but that we bear His image. In His perfect goodness and sovereignty, He desired for us to resemble Him. I praise Him and thank Him for His grace.

Then it says that He breathed into us the "breath of life" This breath, this inspiration, can also be synonymous with inspiration. Look at what Job 33:4 says:

"The Spirit of God has made me, and the breath of the Almighty gives me life."

The word inspiration indicates a form of revelation from the divine spirit to a man, independent of his will and intellect. The inspired one, who speaks or writes, is an instrument that transmits what inspires the divine spirit.

God filled us with His inspiration, and every part of our being, every cell, our blood flowing throughout our bodies, our brains and all their neurons, were filled with that inspiration. All that divinity captivates our being. Every tiny cell and molecule in our organism understands that it was made by the hands of its Creator and carries a potential as great as what its God created.

That inspiration flows through our being. Moreover, as the Apostle Paul says, ‘we have the mind of Christ,’ His powerful mind, the one that made the galaxies and placed the sun exactly where it should be. A few millimeters forward, and it could burn and melt us completely; a few millimeters back, and we would be a dense, dry ice that couldn’t melt in millennia. Why do I tell you this? Because the breath of our Creator is within us. As you breathe, that breath of life flows within you, and that same Creator wants you to create, innovate, and form things as great as any other.