Eternal-Act-as-Day Inheritance Doctrine
The doctrine that every act performed in the Divine Will constitutes a “Day” permanently acquired by the creature for eternity — each Day complete with its own distinct sun, blue sky studded with stars, murmuring sea, and whistling wind, “one different from the other, for as many acts as she has done in My Will” — the eschatological inheritance accumulating precisely and proportionately (ten acts = ten Days; one hundred acts = one hundred Days), each Day a personal region of the new creation; formally grounded in the Genesis creative-day pattern (God constitutes complete, distinct Days by will) and in the Pauline principle that DW acts produce a proportioned “eternal weight of glory” surpassing all imagining; the Day-formation crowning the creature’s “Eternal Day of an Eternity that never ends,” making her more rich and glorious in Heaven in exact proportion to the extent and depth of her wandering in the Will. (E)
Anchors: Genesis 1:1-5; Revelation 21:1-5; 2 Corinthians 4:17; 1 Corinthians 2:9 — Appearances: 3. Full Registry entry.