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Also, I love Yasha being described as The Father who Is constantly being Gentle & Smiling, and Is Incomprehensibly Loving With His cosmos, and I loved the chapter with Jude remembering Yasha as He was in the family before His Ministry. Really Really Revelatory & Moving & Powerful. I was extremely extremely sad that Tasmin & Jude didn’t witness Marayam’s healing, but I can’t wait for Yasha to speak with Tasmin.

Other than the way Yasha is being physically described, the book is extremely joyous and immersive. The relationships & miracles are absolutely wonderful, the apostolic communion is extremely moving, & the humour is wonderful too. The showing of Yasha and the apostles as extremely and unearthly joyous and elated is absolutely gorgeous. I pray that Yasha is soon to be a Father to Tasmin, as He has not spoken to her.

I love the gentle and soft quality of this text as well, from Yasha’s movement & limited speaking thus far, to the extended family emphasis. I am excited to see Tasmin’s revelation and metanoia with Yasha, with her hopefully there to witness Thomas in the upper room, or even an arc in specific conclusion to her being jealous of Thomas’ need for Yasha. I’m excited to read Jude’s metanoia too.

I love this text so far. The relationships are so well written, from Thomas & his sister, Yasha & Jude, & Jude & Tasmin. Marayam of Magdala’s entrance was so heartbreaking and foreshadowing, as so much of the story so far I feel is a built up contrast to the coming healing, presence, glance, and miracles of Yasha. I love how they are portraying Yasha, with beloved gentle glances and stargazing.