Rock crystal

[Hubi]

Do you know rock crystal? I don't mean the jewelry, the brooch, the ring, the necklace. I mean the natural, untreated one.

It's not easy to find.

It grows in caves, under rocky outcrops, on steep rock faces and needs the rock as a base. And it needs a special atmosphere.

Even the purest and clearest rock crystal has millions of impure inclusions, even if they are invisible to the naked eye.

And they come in different shades of color. Some are brownish, yellowish or slightly reddish. And no two rock crystals are absolutely the same. Each one is very special.

A rock crystal standing alone grows very slowly. If a second one grows alongside it, both grow faster. Even faster in groups. Once the crystal is broken from the rock, it will no longer grow.

Can impurities be removed? Yes, you can. It takes great skill, skill, time and extreme caution. Otherwise it will be destroyed forever.

What do you and I and our brothers have in common with rock crystal?

The following.......

Our rock on which we grow is Jehovah. Through his organization, Jehovah provides the necessary atmosphere. Alone we have a hard time, but together with our brothers we grow faster. However, if we are broken away from the rock, we will no longer grow. Satan wants to remove us from the rock, to break us loose.

Then he can reshape us, process us for his purposes. I can see Satan jubilantly holding up every broken rock crystal and holding it up to Jehovah with a mocking laugh.

Only Jehovah can completely remove the many impurities that are in us despite all our clarity. He and Jesus are the absolute experts.

A thousand years are needed for us to be completely pure. Then we will adorn Jehovah's glory as pure rock crystals. He will take us as we are and not reshape us. He only makes us pure. In his eyes, each one of us is very special. But we must always remain on the rock.

Only then can Jehovah adorn himself with us. Let us look at each other as Jehovah sees us. He already sees us now as we will be at the end of the 1000 years.