We also have to talk in the realm of the femininity of God where if human women have constraints where they have an obligation to nurse their six months old baby daughter or son, and therefore they can’t be available from certain times of the day to do things, whereas a man could, we also have to look at what aspect of God is like that. Is that wrong? If God has femininity, is God also in a situation as the mother where she also has to nurse, and she also can’t always be available to the family just because on demand they want, not in the same way as the Father?
And do then the men in the family begin to understand that if women are like that and God might have an element of that where God is not available in the feminine, do men then come to say, "Well, as a man I am not built to make children or nurse them. I can be more available. How am I going to get from my spouse what she needs me to do to represent her, or to represent God in the feminine?"
The concept that I am waiting to share with women is - if you are like that, and you are a reflection of me, don’t you think the femininity of God has something…why would God design women where there would be concern when she is three months pregnant? What is it reflecting about the nature of God in the feminine? And, what do we as a woman or as women need to discuss with God about this based on the fact that we have noticed pregnancy, asked questions about it, or have been pregnant, or have been pregnant more than once, or have had twins or more in our womb?
And do then the men in the family begin to understand that if women are like that and God might have an element of that where God is not available in the feminine, do men then come to say, "Well, as a man I am not built to make children or nurse them. I can be more available. How am I going to get from my spouse what she needs me to do to represent her, or to represent God in the feminine?"
The concept that I am waiting to share with women is - if you are like that, and you are a reflection of me, don’t you think the femininity of God has something…why would God design women where there would be concern when she is three months pregnant? What is it reflecting about the nature of God in the feminine? And, what do we as a woman or as women need to discuss with God about this based on the fact that we have noticed pregnancy, asked questions about it, or have been pregnant, or have been pregnant more than once, or have had twins or more in our womb?