The themes that God’s visions given to Julian cover swirl around one another with such interdependence and consistency; this chapter alludes again to the transience of suffering, to the limits of human knowledge and understanding, to the vehicles of God’s glory, and to yearning for eternal bliss. They’re woven together here in a mystical blanket, encapsulating so much of what has been revealed to Julian in the foregoing visions. This is inspired by the twentieth chapter of Julian of Norwich's short text, Revelations of Divine Love.
