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[Emoke Greschik]

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> The Ascension of the Lord
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> Luke 24:46-53
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> *Friends, in today’s Gospel Jesus is taken up to his Father in heaven. We
> tend to read the Ascension along essentially Enlightenment lines, rather
> than biblical lines—and that causes a good deal of mischief. Enlightenment
> thinkers introduced a two-tier understanding of heaven and earth. They held
> that God exists, but that he lives in a distant realm called heaven, where
> he looks at the human project moving along, pretty much on its own steam,
> on earth.*On this Enlightenment reading, the Ascension means that Jesus
> goes up, up, and away, off to a distant and finally irrelevant place. *But
> the biblical point is this: Jesus has gone to heaven so as to direct
> operations more fully here on earth. *That’s why we pray,
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> *"Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven."Jesus
> has not gone up, up, and away, but rather—if I can put it this way—more
> deeply into our world. He has gone to a dimension that transcends but
> impinges upon our universe.*
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