
Quote of the Week - 03/26/2023
So then, did [the Father]—as one might suppose—send [the Son] to rule in tyranny, fear, and terror? Not at all. But with gentleness and meekness, as a king sending his own son, He sent Him as a king; He sent Him as a god; He sent Him as a human to humans. So that He might bring salvation and persuasion He sent Him, not to coerce—for God does not work through coercion. He sent Him to issue His call, not to persecute. He sent Him to show forth His love, not to judge.
(Epistle to Diognetus 7.3-5)