The Market on Power

Men do not have a corner on the market of power!  Anyone can tap into the Powers of Heaven--- For healings, blessings and answers.  Jesus Christ did not baptize himself.  Nor did he start out having the Priesthood Authority.  He went to God, the Father, who administers the Priesthood to bless the children of God. 

God is plural. Male and Female. In the beginning GOD created the physical body to house the spirit.  Male and Female created They them.  There is a Father and Mother God. Our Creators.  Made in Their Image.

Women do not need to administer in the Priesthood ordinances of baptism, ordinations, patriarchal blessings, sealings because they are busy with their calling as a woman and mother.  They do get to administer temple work, and are key for men receiving the highest ordinances.  Men without the woman is not saved, nor the woman without the man.  Men-- as “Helper of Mankind”--are to Provide, Protect and Witness of God’s Love. They make sure the woman returns home to heaven.

The woman nurtures life and makes sure her children are taught of the LORD and experience what they need to return to GOD.  Women are “mothers of all living”, or “Bringer of Life”.  This gives them an automatic advantage over men…until men receive the priesthood.  Then they are “even”. 

The man can then be “more like the woman” and through unselfish service, administer to Father’s children as a mother would.  She brings her children to GOD so they will have Salvation. However, she does not perform necessary ordinances for exaltation, or Eternal Life, being busy enough being a mother for our Father in Heaven!   Both men and women are VITAL to GOD’s Work and Glory.  They are both equal in GOD’s eyes and plan, with power to act and not be acted upon.  Women call upon Heaven to benefit their children—men call upon heaven to benefit their family.

Why did women of the early church bless and heal people?  (Even oxen)  Has that been “taken” away now days?  And are we too “modernized”?  Do men simply do it all now?  The burden upon men has been too much.  They need to be busy teaching administration skills, leadership, ordinances, healings and gospel ordinances such as baptism, etc.  But women should be calling upon the powers of heaven together, in behalf of one another.  “Where two or three are gathered in my name.”  Can women have faith too?  Can they pray?  Can they gather together to pray and fast for Father’s children?  Are we becoming competitive with other churches, when we are all aiming for the same Heaven?

 When the sun comes up in the East the sky is pink like flesh and there is blue above it—as that sky clears and I look west, there is a blue band underneath and pink above—then a yellow tinge at the top—beautiful!

A week or two ago, worrying about all of it, all the puzzlements, the dreams, the mind’s eye, and so forth, I was reading the scriptures and sat back to get comfortable.  For a moment, I looked away from the book and felt my scripture page firmly be flipped to a section in the Doctrine and Covenants.  It was the very answer and confirmation—final one I needed.  I am okay with God and all parts of Their Plan, and Their Good.