Return-to-Sender Mechanism
The recurring principle that accumulated sins rise to heaven but cannot enter the divine presence and are therefore returned as temporal chastisements upon those who sent them — as a letter returned to its sender — with victim-soul intercession reducing but not eliminating what returns, since the moral order itself requires the harvest of what is sown. (E)
Anchors: Galatians 6:7; Hosea 8:7; Romans 1:24-27 — Appearances: 7. Full Registry entry.