“Since Jesus was equal with the Father, and since this Son had achieved the manifestation of personality to his earth children, such a phenomenon...forever settled the question regarding the ability of God to communicate with man and the possibility of man’s communicating with God.” 161:1.7 (1784.4)
If God can become personal, then God can be known. The life of Jesus revealed not only divine character but divine accessibility. In manifesting personality to his earth children, he demonstrated something revolutionary and enduring: that the Infinite is not silent, distant, or unreachable. Personality answered personality. The divine spoke in human terms, lived in human experience, and loved with a human heart.
This revelation forever settles a profound question — not merely whether God exists, but whether God communicates. If the Son could express the Father in ways humanity could understand, then communication between heaven and earth is not fantasy; it is foundational. And if God can reach us, then we, too, can reach toward God. The relationship is reciprocal. The dialogue is real.
Prayer, worship, conscience, insight — these are not psychological echoes but living channels of communion. The bridge has already been built. The only remaining question is whether we will step onto it. Divine communication is not reserved for the extraordinary; it is available to the sincere.