Christ-mysticism appears again in The Gospel According to John, particularly in the farewell discourse (chapters 14 16), where Jesus speaks of his impending death and of his return in the Spirit to unite himself with his followers.
Uniting himself with this soul, the divine Logos, who is the second hypostasis (Person) of the triad of Father, Son, and Spirit (subordinate to the Father but on the divine side of the gulf between infinite Creator and finite creation), became incarnate in a body derived from the Virgin Mary.
Gaus, for example, appeals to Rousseau's statement that the fundamental problem to which the social contract is meant to be the solution is to find a way of imposing rules to regulate our common life "in which each, while uniting himself with all, may still obey himself alone, and remain as free as before" (Gaus 2011, 1. Also see Rawls 1996, 219).
"True saving grace is no other than the very love of God; that is, God in one of the persons of the Trinity, uniting himself to the soul of the creature as a vital principle, dwelling there and exerting himself by the faculties of the soul of man,in his own proper nature after the manner of a principle of nature".
how He entered, how He united Himself with me.
Keegan has Newcastle United, and himself, dreaming again, just 21 days after he was supposed to be on a precipice.
Like all souls Christ's had free will, but the intensity of union destroyed all inclination for change, and the Logos united to himself not only soul but also body, as was apparent when Jesus was transfigured.
It was noisy enough 10 minutes in, however, when Luke Chadwick – a former United player himself – rounded off a neat move, side-footing past Ali al-Habsi in the Wigan goal.
The United manager, himself, felt obliged to temporarily abandon his policy of not talking to the BBC by joining the likes of Prince William in recording a video message of support.
