Soul-as-DW-Act Doctrine
The doctrine that the soul who never gives life to her will is formally constituted as an act of the Divine Will — not merely a vessel, inhabitant, or possessor of the DW, but ontologically identified as a DW act, with the same eternal and imperishable character as sun, sea, and heavens — thereby acquiring heir’s rights over all the DW’s acts, taking her place in God’s army as a legitimate daughter, and becoming “as though a sister to all the acts of Our Will.” (E)
Anchors: Mark 3:33-35; Galatians 4:6-7; Daniel 12:3; Isaiah 40:6-8 — Appearances: 1. Full Registry entry.