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The coinherence of divine activity manifests itself in the perichoretic dance of love between the eternally interdependent persons of the Trinity. The anticipatory praise of self-sacrificial sustenance nourishes the soul of the one who exists for others than the "I" of selfish self-gain. To posit that God's being is in becoming does not take into account the logically prior antecedent of God's coming, i.e., the inbreaking into the eschatological existence from the preexistent protology of the divine self existence. Such a disruption of time and space leave no room for anything other than the identification of one's self in the divine identity of perichoretic love. This is made clear in Jesus' prayer to the maternal Father that we may be "one" in the same manner that YHWH's one and only Son has been begotten from eternity from the womb of the Father, so that our existence is one of umbilical dependence upon the maternal Father.