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What does it mean to give pleasure to God? Can we by doing God’s will actually give pleasure to God? St Alphonsus mentions about giving pleasure and displeasure to God quite a few times in his books.
Does it mean if we do God’s will now, it would have given Jesus pleasure during the time he was on Earth? Or does Jesus Christ receive pleasure in his humanity when we do his will, even now? I have read that just as our sins gave Jesus grief during his life on Earth, our acts of reparation for our sins would have given him consolation during his life on earth in the 13th point on the following link: On Reparation to the Sacred Heart | EWTN
Also do saints in heaven receive joy and pleasure when we do God’s will?
Do the Father, Son and Holy Spirit receive pleasure when we do God’s will? I do not think we can give pleasure to God in his divinty. Please correct me if I am wrong here.
Does it mean if we do God’s will now, it would have given Jesus pleasure during the time he was on Earth? Or does Jesus Christ receive pleasure in his humanity when we do his will, even now? I have read that just as our sins gave Jesus grief during his life on Earth, our acts of reparation for our sins would have given him consolation during his life on earth in the 13th point on the following link: On Reparation to the Sacred Heart | EWTN
Also do saints in heaven receive joy and pleasure when we do God’s will?
Do the Father, Son and Holy Spirit receive pleasure when we do God’s will? I do not think we can give pleasure to God in his divinty. Please correct me if I am wrong here.