I said, “You speak as if God’s kingdom is not just a place on earth, but a place inside us.” “So I believe.” “Then does God live in the Temple in Jerusalem or in this kingdom inside us?” “Can he not live in both?” he asked. I felt a sudden blazing up inside and threw my arms open. “Can he not live everywhere?” His laughter resounded off the cave walls, but his smile lingered on me. “I think for you, too, God cannot be contained.”
