What about the moon..are you afraid of it......?

Question

My mystic moon...lovely lady...sister and friend...He has given you to me...my Jesus...has given me your beauty....His face is shining on you..and you glow a most beautiful light.... Will you my Lord Jesus...carry me there again...and let you and me together float around her...laughing in deepest bliss ? As a christian are you afraid of what I just said ? Why ? The moon has a soul...and she sings adoring love songs to Jesus..our Lord and Maker.....What are your thoughts about this ?
Ps 148:3-5
3 Praise him, sun and moon,
praise him, you morning stars;
4 Praise him, high heaven,
praise him, heavenly rain clouds;
5 Praise, oh let them praise the name of GOD —
he spoke the word, and there they were!

Answer 1

Jesus said that even if no humans sang His praise, the very rocks would do so, and the psalms most certainly say the same in gorgeous phrasing. All of Creation is a symphony for His enjoyment; we humans just happen to be the part of it that was made in His image, the part that He most desires as a man desires his beautiful, willful bride.

You sound as if you might REALLY like C.S. Lewis' fiction (I sure do!). The Narnia chronicles are superb and deeply moving fantasy--great for both children and adults (the older you get, the more you see in the stories)--in which Jesus in the form of a great lion literally sings everything into being with a song of power and eternal joy, and then goes on to give His own life as a ransom for those who deserve death (the story continues through the books to tell of the end of the present world and the beginning of the glorious new one, enough to bring tears to your eyes and a shout to your lips in reading). One note about that, though: modern editions of the books are usually numbered in the wrong order, and have a lot more impact if read in the order in which they were originally published (which is "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe," "Prince Caspian," "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader," "The Silver Chair," "The Horse and His Boy," "The Magician's Nephew," and "The Last Battle").

Other great fiction by Lewis is a sci-fi trilogy, The Cosmic Trilogy, which consists of "Out of the Silent Planet," "Perelandra," and "That Hideous Strength" (these captivating books are harder to find than Narnia, and the last one weaves Arthurian legend into modern times and biblical perspective with incredible results).

Both his fantasy and his sci-fi contain the idea of "gods and goddesses" (little G) as beings of power and beauty that were created by God to glorify Him even as we do, but many of them turned away from that and became evil, misleading humans to worship them instead of God (some of them didn't even encourage people to do it, but humans are ever prone to idolatry). And he writes of the stars/planets as much more than they appear, but in a way that glorifies God and certainly gave me wonderful shivers in reading. ("I am Ramandu. But I see that you stare at one another and have not heard this name. And no wonder, for the days when I was a star had ceased long before any of you knew this world, and all the constellations have changed..." "In our world," said Eustace, "a star is a huge ball of flaming gas." "Even in your world, my son, that is not what a star is but only what it is made of...")

Answer 2

The J-Man's really not all that, he listens to Meatloaf, and hums Boni Tyler's greatest hits on long car journeys.

Now if I was going to go all the way to the Moon, personally I think Buddha's the brother for the Job. He's always laughing and he brings those posh travel sweets in little metal tins with him wherever he goes. But then he also has terrible flatulence, so its your call.

Keep on shining :-)

Answer 3

The Bible warns people neither to add to it nor take away from it. You're making stuff up, which does not frighten Christians but suggests that you don't know God, which is indeed frightening.

God bless.

Answer 4

Sorry but the moon is a rock. Last time I looked rocks don't have souls.

Answer 5

first of all if we dindn't have the moon we wouldn't exist we need the moon as a magnet that helps the earth to rotate on it's axis so we can have steady seasons

Answer 6

So mote it be. I say hello to sister moon whenever I see her. I can't see how that can be wrong. If you feel a connection, nurture it.

Answer 7

I love the moon, but then again I am a freakin' LUNATIC

Answer 8

I LOVE PSALMS,YES EVERYTHING THAT HATH BREATHE,PRAISE THE LORD.What about the waves clapping?

Answer 9

you need to put down that wacky weed

Answer 10

blessed be.