Yeah. The mutiny is referring to the denial of "earthly desires" and placing God as the most important thing in your life. Like when Paul cast aside his earthly accomplishments as "rubbish" in Philippians 3:8-9. So, if God is the "new breed" we want him to scream "I am immortal in you" representing God being eternal. He is the only being that is Forever.... My take at least :P. God bless!
Yeah. The mutiny is referring to the denial of "earthly desires" and placing God as the most important thing in your life. Like when Paul cast aside his earthly accomplishments as "rubbish" in Philippians 3:8-9. So, if God is the "new breed" we want him to scream "I am immortal in you" representing God being eternal. He is the only being that is Forever.... My take at least :P. God bless!
DellowMan, I think that the line about rising in mutiny:
"Our bodies yearn to live life endlessly, so now we rise. We rise in mutiny."
Is actually referring to born-again Christians rising in "mutiny" to what their body wants (to live life endlessly).
And what is your body but a vessel? Mutiny is commonly associated with ships- but that's just a side note.
Yeah. The mutiny is referring to the denial of "earthly desires" and placing God as the most important thing in your life. Like when Paul cast aside his earthly accomplishments as "rubbish" in Philippians 3:8-9. So, if God is the "new breed" we want him to scream "I am immortal in you" representing God being eternal. He is the only being that is Forever.... My take at least :P. God bless!
Yeah. The mutiny is referring to the denial of "earthly desires" and placing God as the most important thing in your life. Like when Paul cast aside his earthly accomplishments as "rubbish" in Philippians 3:8-9. So, if God is the "new breed" we want him to scream "I am immortal in you" representing God being eternal. He is the only being that is Forever.... My take at least :P. God bless!