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In the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC), hymns hold a significant place in worship and spiritual practices. However, there have been questions regarding the mention of “St. Emus” in the hymn book, as this name is not familiar in biblical context. Let’s delve into the mystery and shed some light on the matter.
St. Emus, as mentioned in the CCC hymn book, is not a biblical figure. Instead, according to CCC teachings, St. Emus is regarded as the angel of forgiveness. Whenever individuals seek forgiveness, it is believed that St. Emus records their names for divine consideration.
It is important to note that celestial hymns in the CCC are believed to be received through revelation. The messengers who transmit these hymns also reveal the names of specific angels associated with different aspects of spirituality. These revelations are considered mysteries from heaven, bringing deeper understanding and connection to the spiritual realm.
Similarly, CCC hymn 13 mentions Holy Jihmarta, the angel of the prophets. This angel’s name and role were also revealed through divine revelation. These revelations provide a spiritual teaching that goes beyond conventional understanding, as they originate from direct communication with God.
Without these revelations, spiritual concepts may seem abstract or even absurd. The mystical nature of the CCC hymns stems from the belief that they are divinely inspired and carry profound spiritual significance.
In conclusion, the mention of St. Emus in the CCC hymn book is not an error but rather a representation of an angel associated with forgiveness. The celestial hymns, received through revelation, aim to deepen spiritual understanding and connection to the divine. Embracing these mysteries allows CCC members to enrich their spiritual journeys and strengthen their faith.
May the revelations from heaven continue to guide and inspire members of the Celestial Church of Christ in their worship and spiritual growth.
