Copywriting to the Bible

Have you ever looked at a beautiful waterfall? I bet you have, and aren't they such incredible sights to see?

But I'm curious about your thoughts on this: Can you imagine if there was a cave right behind the waterfall? What if you went into that cave and looked at the beautiful landscape from within the waterfall?

For me, I think that'd drastically change my perspective on the waterfall!

Or... let's venture a bit further.

What if you were the water? And as you flow through the waterfall, what if you experience the landscape not simply as a beautiful scenery but as a journey? And as the water, you look out at the landscape. Imagine savoring the natural wonder from every angle as you ride along, and it starts to look like an animated film. I can only imagine the thrill of a ride down such a powerful streaming roller coaster!

It's always easier to understand another person when you walk in their shoes. You understand their passion, their work, the nuances, and everything. It's kind of like a whole new world, right?

Well, guess what? We, dedicated writers of fiction, are just like the rest of you, so we have our own version of it. And we call it "copywriting."

1. The first three sentences seem almost to create a loop. Similar to the Trinity. The third sentence seems at first, to be redundant by conventional standards, because it appears to say the same thing as the first sentence with very similar wording. But in effect, it makes the oneness of God even more striking, becuse the sentence is flipped.

2. Pattern of a positive and negative in following

1. Flow of the divine into others. This shows our sole dependence on God for life.