The Hymn—The Symbol of God’s Disposition

The Symbol of God's Disposition

I

The disposition of God includes His love and His comfort for mankind, includes His hatred and His thorough understanding of mankind. The disposition of God, the disposition of God is something the Ruler of all living things or the Lord of all creation should possess. The disposition of God, represents honor, power, and nobility, represents greatness and supremacy. The disposition of God. God is forever supreme and honorable, and man, forever low and of no value. For God is forever dedicating Himself for man, yet man forever takes and labors for himself.

II

The disposition of God is the symbol of authority, of all righteous, and of all beautiful and of all good. The disposition of God, it symbolizes that God can not be suppressed or attacked by the darkness or by any hostile force. No creature can or is permitted to offend Him. The disposition of God is the symbol of the highest power. The disposition of God. No one or people may or can disturb His work or His disposition. God forever toils for mankind's survival, yet man never gives anything to the light or righteousness.

III

Man may labor for a time, but it can’t withstand a single blow. For man’s labors are always for himself, and not for others. God is forever supreme and honorable, and man, forever low and of no value. For God is forever dedicating Himself for man, yet man forever takes and labors for himself. Man is selfish forever, God is selfless forever. God is the source of all just, good, and beautiful, while man is the successor and expresser of all ugliness and evil. God’s righteous and beautiful substance will never change. God is forever supreme and honorable, and man, forever low and of no value. For God is forever dedicating Himself for man, yet man forever takes and labors for himself. God forever toils for mankind’s survival, yet man never gives anything to the light or righteousness. And man may labor for a time, but it can’t withstand a single blow, because man is always for himself. God is forever supreme and honorable, and man, forever low and of no value. God’s beautiful and righteous substance will never change, He will never change the substance that He has. Yet at any time or place man could turn his back on righteousness, and stray far from God. 

from “It Is Very Important to Understand God’s Disposition” in The Word Appears in the Flesh

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