Robb Schiller

I was lay­ing in bed two nights ago and was struck with the dif­fer­ence in think­ing pat­tern between the two sen­tences, (my phys­i­cal body will never be sat­is­fied) and (my phys­i­cal body has been cru­ci­fied, risen again with christ and is sat­is­fied by the blood of the lamb).  I was think­ing about this more and more, how many times i have bought the lie that some­way, some­how i could sat­isfy my body, an infi­nite amount of times and even more bizarre is the thought this lie will deceive me in the future.

Then some­how my thought became con­nected to my loose under­stand­ing of lim­its from cal­cu­lus class, i real­ized that these thoughts in union can rep­re­sent dif­fer­ent func­tions each pulling toward a oppo­site infin­ity. Thus,

lim(x->-00) f (myphys­i­cal­body­will­n­e­verbe­sat­is­fied) U lim(x->00) f (myphyicalbodyhasbeencrucifedrisenagainandissatisfiedbythebloodofthelamb)

Rep­re­sented by the graph,

I think the union can be rep­re­sen­ta­tive of the process of sanc­ti­fi­ca­tion, that the spirit is con­tin­u­ally lead­ing and teach­ing us what it means for the full­ness of our life to be found in Christ.

I will con­tin­u­ally be amazed at how the nat­ural world relates so directly to the spiritual.