Okay, so I promise I am not a pagan. In Greek mythology, the God Prometheus steals heavenly fire and gives it to the people on earth. The gods, especially Zeus, are so upset that they condemn Prometheus to eternal punishment because they are jealous and want to withhold the fire. This is the crazy thing. Today, on Pentecost, it’s the opposite, that our Father in Heaven gives us his fire. God gives us his divine life. He gives us the Holy Spirit to have divine life within us. This is the great news of Pentecost.
This may be bold, but there is no other religion on this earth that claims that God gives us his divine life and desires such intimacy with us. It is awesome. This is Spirit Juice, peace.
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