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Poetic reflection reveals how unity and plurality coexist in creation, emphasizing divine presence in humanity.
Psalm 76 – "The Children of God" is a poetic reflection on divine presence as resonance within creation. Nature, objects, and humanity are presented as participants in a shared field of meaning, where even the most ordinary elements quietly carry a voice. Through the image of shattering and multiplication, the poem explores how unity gives rise to plurality without losing its origin. The text concludes with a Christ-centered perspective, affirming humanity as the lineage in which all faces and differences converge into one.
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