Divine-Void-Supplier Doctrine
The doctrine that when the creature who has firmly decided to live in the DW is halted by weakness, impotence, or necessary suffering (not willful disobedience), the DW acts as the Supplier of what she lacks — doing what she should be doing, making up for her in everything, binding the Life of the DW “from where she left and where my act followed” so that the DW’s Life is never broken in her; the DW operating not by scolding but by “compassionating, encouraging, saying ‘Do not fear, I Myself have made up for you’” — the governing principle being that the DW’s own desire for the continuity of Its Life in the creature is stronger than the creature’s weakness at interrupting it; the structural inversion of IAD-1 (which documents divine grief over creature-created voids) in that DVS-1 names the DW’s active filling of those voids from Its own life. (E)
Anchors: Romans 8:26-27; 2 Corinthians 12:9; Ezekiel 36:27; Hebrews 7:25 — Appearances: 4. Full Registry entry.