Long for this Milk, it is the pure stuff. This is the stuff men are made of. By understanding this Milk, we grow, and as we grow, we transform, and as we transform, we become more like Christ. Isn't that the Goal of God for us? Then shouldn't that be our goal? And, if it is, shouldn't we be groping, craving, longing, and urgently desiring all the Milk we can get?

The point here is that some of us might think that we have been Christians too long for us to desire this "baby's milk". It's the true desire that we should be expressing. The desire little children have for growth and maturity.

But that is not what is being said, what's being said here is, we should be actively seeking that which helps us grow, like, as, similar to, newborns cry out for mothers milk. This is the stuff that makes us grow and this is the stuff we need to know. Like the ABC's. By breaking everything down to it's most fundamental form we get a clearer, more lucid, picture of everything, one item at a time. For instance, if we wanted to define something, the best way to do it is to reduce it to its most basic element and start from there.

So, let's start with where we left off in the language of God. We described it down to its very core and found God there. Didn't we? Now let's look at it from another angle. The language of God is made up of a certain alphabet. It has to be, otherwise, how could it be a language?

If we are to long for, desire, crave the sincere Milk which makes us grow, we ought to find out exactly what that Milk is, right? I touched on it a little before, and now we are going to go in all the way and seek it out. Milk, the essential drink for any newborn and it isn't too bad for us adults either. AFter all, we are all still growing, aren't we? It's the definition of certain key words and/or phrases which are given to us throughout the New Testament when absorbed and assimilated help us to grow up into a mature man, complete, lacking nothing.

What is this MILK? It is, in no uncertain terms, the Alphabet of God. You ask: "What is the Alphabet of God?" Better you should ask: "Who is the Alphabet of God?"

In the moment of greatest turmoil when all around him was confusion and darkness he looked deep within himself Recalled - Saw - Admitted and believed he was who God said he was. Who was he? the true son of the living God.