Aleph Tav

When I consider Your Name O LORD as Aleph Tav, I am left with none other thing but to praise and thank You and offer up this worship of prayer to You for You are the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last, forever and forevermore. Hallelujah! 

The beginning of love to me and the ending leading to the open heavenly Kingdom. The first love unto the last soul. Even from before the beginning, You are the King Eternal Immortal...the Everlasting. 

The start of Life to the very last breath and the last breath to the transformed spirit.  The beginning of bones and mind, of heart and soul to the end of the body that then rises up at the first sound of Your Commanding Righteous Voice.

The beginning of my thoughts from above to the end of the carnal no more. The beginning of all Creation to the end of the old man and the old spirit. The beginning of Faith as the Word spoken into my ears, the First and only Bishop to the soul.

The First and the Last, the beginning of relationship, of nearness, of resting upon Your bosom, of leaning upon Your wisdom and understanding. The First image of the Cross to the End of all sin. The Beginning of our baptism with You, coming out of the waters to meeting You in the cloud and the sky as You start it all anew. 

Aleph Tav, Christ Jesus the LORD of all the heavens and the heaven of heavens, the beginning of Eternity here in the Now, the start of Salvation Who declared It is Finished, all things accomplished, all bowed before You, the Soon Coming King of Love. 

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