The red thread of destiny/ Divine connections.

The legend of the red thread

I was reading a story of a legend, oriental that the people destined to meet are connected by a red thread. This thread never disappears and remains constantly tied to your fingers, regardless of time and distance.

A red thread that connects us, A red thread straight to the heart

It is said that the legend began when the ulnar artery connected the little finger (other sources speak of the ring, which has more tradition in our culture) with the heart, source of life and eternally conceived as the home of love ... A thread red, direct to the heart, which connects the eternal loves, to the deep ones, those that symbolize the before and for those that are not there after. The love of God, the neighbor, of a mother, a father, a brother, a child, a friend, a man or a woman ... A red thread that symbolizes love and common interest ...

Everyone who interprets it as they want but what is clear is that, sometimes, coincidences do not exist, the destination or the purpose are so strong that they leave no room for doubt ...

At this time God is bringing divine connections to complete cycles, fulfill purposes.

No matter how long it takes you to meet that person, it does not matter how much time you spend without seeing it, it does not even matter if you live on the other side of the world: the thread will stretch to infinity but it will never break. Its owner is destiny.

Divine connections, God-inspired relationships that seemingly emerge from nowhere and have the potential to radically impact our lives, are vital to fulfill our Father's call for our lives. To be sure, these relationships can completely change our lives, even if their intensity lasts only a while.

Divine connections are scriptural and necessary. Moses and Joshua had a divine connection. Samuel and David had a divine connection. Elijah and Elisha had a divine connection. Paul and Timothy had a divine connection. In each case, we see that a destiny emerged from these relationships. Joshua took the Promised Land under the baton of Moses. Samuel anointed David as king. Elisha caught the mantle of Elijah. Timothy developed the mission of the Gospel of Paul.

Divine connections passed.

I am grateful for all the divine connections that God brought to my life. I have been blessed with many pious relationships that strengthened me, opened doors for my life and imparted wisdom that would have taken me decades to discover in another way. Although during this last year, God established an emphasis on the divine reconnections in my life that have been more powerful than other divine connections I experienced in the past.

Sudden divine reconnections

I could see three significant divine connections that are producing spiritual growth in my life that I did not expect and that I could never have achieved in my own capacity. One of them is a favorite gentleman, my brave heart, since he arrived, he has always been there, and he has motivated me to break paradigms and do things that he had forgotten, he has injected me with that strength to work what I like, he is a spiritual father, a mentor. Although my physical eyes have not seen it, my heart does. It seems incredible how God puts dreams, visions in the same heart: he is @Sirknight.

Another person worthy of admiration and who in a short time I have valued his kindness, advice and good heart very much is @Jackmiller. I think he is a person with a great love for service to others. He is fair, always willing to help. Without a doubt, his heart is aligned with the heart of God.

Image courtesy of @jackmiller

Last but not least, there is Mr. @pennsif, he is always there to guide, help, has supported me in a special way even without knowing me, he has trusted me, showing his beautiful human quality.

image courtesy of @pennsif

They are men, with hearts according to God's, with compassion, people who serve without expecting anything in return, I feel fortunate to have them. God always likes to reveal himself as Father and in this time where the masses are alone, in suffering, He wants to restore that relationship.

In this community and everywhere we go we must recognize and thank God for connecting us with incredible people, put in the right place and at the right time.

This is how divine connections happen. That is part of the reason why they are called divine. It is God doing things his way and in his time. When they occur, they complete the relationships manifesting in their time and for their sovereign reason. I believe that at this time God is bringing many divine reconnections. It is also blowing new life to establish relationships, so that we can run fast in its purpose and redeem time, because the days are bad. God desires that the hearts of the children return to the parents and that of the father to the children. We have examples to follow. The best gift we can give is to be better every day, overcoming every barrier and obstacle and loving.

HONORING GOD AS A FATHER

Understand that the basis of Christian life rests in the Fatherhood of God. The Bible says "For God so loved the world that he sent his only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him may not perish, but may have eternal life" John 3:16.
The redemptive work of the Lord Jesus is the initiative of a loving Father, who designs a plan of salvation for his children.

THE BEAUTIFUL PATERNITY OF GOD.

Revealed by himself: "You will call me: My Father and you will not turn away from me." Jeremiah 3:19. "The son honors the father, and the servant his lord. If, then, I am the Father, where is my honor? "Malachi 1: 6.
Revealed by the prophets: "But you are our Father ... you, O LORD, are our Father; our perpetual Redeemer is your name. " Isaiah 63:16.
Witnessed by the Lord Jesus Christ: "He who has seen me has seen the Father; How, then, do you say: Show us the Father? " John 14: 9. Jesus taught us that by praying we would address God by calling him "our Father". Luke 11: 1-2.

GOD AS A FATHER SATISFIES OUR BASIC NEEDS.

1.-Love
2.-Security
3.-Provision
4.-Protection
5.-Teaching
6.-Discipline

Paternity is not an option it is a necessity. If there is no paternity then God's plans will not be fully fulfilled.

A Trigenerational God

God is a tri-generational God. When God is going to do something with a family, He always thinks of several generations. If this does not happen then it is because God's plans died in the first generation.

Reside in this land and I will be with you and I will bless you, because to you and your descendants I will give all these lands, and I will confirm with you the oath that I swore to your father Abraham. And I will multiply your offspring as the stars of heaven, and I will give your offspring all these lands; and in your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed, because Abraham obeyed me, and kept my ordinance, my commandments, my statutes, and my laws. -Genesis 26: 3-5

God is the Father of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Before leaving, Abraham handed what he had to Isaac. Isaac started from where his father ended. Isaac received an inheritance that Abraham paid with his sacrifice and obedience. God needed the second generation to continue with the purpose He had created.

There are two kinds of fatherhood: the natural and the spiritual.

Natural fatherhood is the order that God established for the reproduction of living beings.

How is a town formed? How is society formed, humanity?

God gave life to Adam and Eve and the ability to reproduce. "Be fruitful and multiply ..." was the divine mandate.

The cycle of every living thing is to be born, grow, multiply and die.

Spiritual fatherhood is similar.

In the spiritual order we are also born (the day we give ourselves to the Lord and we are baptized),

we grow and never die ... we have eternal life! But, according to God's plan, something is missing.

What is it? Fructify, multiply, have spiritual children.

And these are fruits that remain for eternal life. This is how the people of God are formed.

If each of us has spiritual children, and if each spiritual child in turn grows and reproduces, the projection is very large.

The great people of God are forming.

God wants to be the father of everyone.

In addition to relating to all his children through the Holy Spirit, he also wants to do it through us.

He wants to exercise his fatherly role over his minor children, through his most grown children.

It is like the parents of a large family who, before going on a trip, entrust the older children to exercise the role of parents.

And, so that everyone is well taken care of, they entrust each of the older children with the specific responsibility of taking care of one of the children.

Source