Protosynthesis- Internalise, Personalise, Synthesise

UV 4256/10000 Protosynthesis – Internalise, Personalise, Synthesise The eye is the lamp of the body; so if your eye is clear ( spiritually perceptive), your whole body will be full of light ( benefitting from God’s precepts). Matthew 5 v 22 The eye referred to in this uni-verse is not the physical eye but the spiritual eye, the ability to clearly perceive, understand, apply spiritual truths hidden in the word of God. The word is light. Jesus is referred to as the light of the world. When our hearts and minds are able to believe and receive Jesus, then our bodies and minds are full of light. The darkness cannot comprehend it nor extinguish it, the darkness being a metaphor for the world. For many in this world, the darkness or dark knowledge, or knowledge sans God, sans the truths of God is their light. The absence of such spiritual light will cause them to stumble and fall, to be deceived by the powers of darkness of this world. We need to ensure that our soul’s eyes are full of light, the truth of God. Such spiritual light is far more beneficial to us than even physical light emitted by the sun. We will be able to perceive all things in the light of the truth, from a godly perspective. We will be able to consistently take the right decisions. If the soul’s eyes are full of light, it will not cause us or allow us to sin. Every part of us, spirit, mind and body will be blessed, empowered, equipped, illuminated with the wisdom of God. No part of us will be condemned or marred. We need to constantly bathe in the light of the Word, implying covering or clothing ourselves with the promises of salvation, provision, protection, promotion. This is what I call “protosynthesis” as compared with the photosynthesis of plants. Protosynthesis has three phases or stages: We need to internalize the light or word through memorization, meditation, reflection, personalize through claiming promises, obeying or applying commands, emulating positive models, rejecting negative models, synthesise or produce new ideas based on scriptural principles, the teachings of Jesus to benefit people and the church. Unlike photosynthesis that happens only when the sun shines or the day time, protosynthesis happens all day, all year round as the Daystar, the Son never sets.