Why did God say, "Man Has Become Like One of Us?"

When I think about what I am going to share with you today, it makes me say:

O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God!

In Genesis we see…

God blows the breath of life into man which He formed from the dust of the ground, but God (the only immortal) cannot create another like Himself (but His breath is the promise His Spirit); the only way for man to partake of God’s life and likeness is for them to join themselves, or more accurately, to allow God to join Himself to them (through persuasion/fellowship/intimacy/(we’re all adults here) intercourse/to persuade them of His Agape = (that is) His self-sacrificial Love, where you freely give yourself over into His arms). (The Virgin Mary saying, “Be it unto me according to Your word” is a great picture of this)

We could also say this in a couple of other ways:

It is: For man to see God’s righteousness toward them.

It is: For them to come as little children who rest completely in His care for their lives.

These would all be saying the same thing.

But it is not possible to obtain to His life any other way.

Have you ever read something hundreds of times and suddenly you notice something you…