How to have eternal life

Well all of life is wrapped up in Gods absolute control. Were can we find reality outside of God. Every real experience in life is exactly what God defines it to be. Our truth is in Gods truth. Our life is not as important as His love. His love is better than my life so that in what i desire represents that reality, in the pleasure of my mind, all the things i think about and unless i experience His love then my life will be most miserable.

All of creation is a witness of Gods glory. The weight of all rational thought equals the understanding that this representation of His glory equals Him being present in my understanding His purpose in creating all things and my enjoyment in the use of these means as well as the appreciation in the act of praising Him in this means of acceptance in His presence. In praising Him for His working in and through and to all things i am experiencing the weight of that glory in a moment by moment desire.

What other goodness can we conclude on this earth than concluding that there is nothing worth comparing to Him holding us in His rite hand, that is the Fathers concern in working in us and through us and to us the goodness and mercy that we need so that we can feel safe in the most trying times, and in expreiencing this mercy and love we know that He is always with us because our desire for Him being present in our circumstances is too strong for our natural opposition to fear being without Him so that we are always with Him. And in this knowlege we experience His speaking to us the wisdom necessary for us to understand His presence working in all things around us so that we have the assurance that these things around us will be set rite in time or eternity. Because we know that in the end we will be taken into glory and that outweighs our experiencing a vision of the glory of Christ here on earth. We will be taken into glory, and see the glory of Christ in all of its splendor. So this is all in Gods will and we are enjoying that fact in our experiencing this hope in our desires of anticipation and His working in us an affection for this future glory.