Section 13
and the human element. The Spirit of God has thus become such an all-inclusive Spirit.
Our God today is the "processed" God; He is no longer the same as He was. Before His in carnation, He was only God with His divinity. By passing through the steps of incarnation, cru cifixion, and resurrection, He has become the "processed" God. Please do not reject this con cept or attempt to argue with it. In eternity past, He was God. One day, He was incarnated as a man and lived on earth for thirty-three and a half years, passing through the experiences of human life. Was that not a process? Then He was put to death by being nailed to a cross. He entered death, visited it, passed through it, and eventually walked out of it. Was that not also a process? Certainly it was. Consider the process which the Passover lamb passed through. As the real Passover Lamb, Christ also has passed through a process. Through incarnation, human living, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension, the very God is now different from what He was before the incarnation. Never again will He be the same as He was in creation. In creation He was merely God, the Divine Being. But after pass ing through the process of incarnation, human living, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension,