Jesus came not to overwhelm us with His majesty but to touch us with God’s love.
The Transfiguration means no one must wait in uncertainty and darkness for the morning star to (re)appear.
Before we set out for the Lenten journey though, we meet with God on this mountain, at this moment, and in this holy gathering where our vision is transformed, looking forward to Jesus and knowing He will lead us all the way from death, to life, to a new life now, and a life in the Promised Land of Heaven forever.
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