Gethsemane had always been plan A,
not a contingency, not plan B,
but plan A.
He and the Father had studied it,
and discussed it and approved it.
This is the plan then,
how to rescue the new,
creations.
The first had rebelled,
had been cast out,
before their bodies,
they had received.
Their choice than to follow,
Lucifer, The Son of the Morning.
The Heavens mourned their loss,
at his rebellion.
To know a thing,
is not to understand a thing.
This then, he had come, to see.
This thing he must now, experience,
to better understand,
to better become their advocate,
with the Father.
This then-new experience,
is like, the experience,
of new Fatherhood.
One can study and understand,
the process, but to receive, then a child,
and then to raise a child,
this, then offers a new level, of understanding.
What then does he now, understand,
on the morning after, Gethsemane.
The Father had separated himself, not
than ever, from the Son.
This, then new experience,
This, then new death,
this we label, Spiritual Death.
Spiritual Death, requires separation,
from the Father.
The Son had never sinned,
had never chosen, his ways,
over his father’s ways.
Or to say again,
the Father's ways were always,
his ways.
These ways, then,
one and the same,
were they, always?
The Father and Son,
always, of one mind,
and one will.
How then does the Father,
separate himself,
from the Son?
To what corner of the Universe?
Can he then depart?
To then separate,
and no longer be one,
with the Son.
That the Son may now experience,
Spiritual Death?
To better advocate for,
their new Creations.
To redeem now, their new, Creations.
This thing, then he learned,
then, here this day.
This pain of Spiritual Death,
of this separation from the Father,
of guilt and shame,
over choices made.
Freedom, or free will,
would always require,
the possibility of then choice,
other than the Father's choice.
This then we label,
the Fathers will.
With these choices, by the new creation,
they would then learn to be more,
like the Father and the Son.
This then to learn to rejoice,
or regret the consequences of,
these new choices.
Turning back towards the Father,
they would then, learn,
to resubmit their will,
to the Fathers will,
their ways becoming, anew,
the Father's ways, again.
This then always learning,
that the Father's choices would then become,
their choices, the remainder of the Eternities.
The Son now understanding their choice,
from his experiences, on Earth, and in the Garden.
This then-new knowledge and experience,
and then to take upon himself,
the full price, and penalty of sin,
or separation from God The Father.
He then more fully becoming, for them,
their advocate with the Father.
