Theosis, Adoption, and Revelation

This chapter delves into St. Paul's mystical experiences, emphasizing his role as a prophet rather than a modern rabbi, and explores the concept of believers being adopted as sons of God and the idea of theosis. It discusses passages from Galatians and Romans highlighting believers' transformation from slaves to heirs through faith in Christ and baptism, and the significance of being part of God's royal family and participating in divine life.