The White Peacock "Holiness"

There once was a white peacock name Glory.  Glory was white all over.  He was the most beautiful of all the peacocks.  When He flares out His feathers Glory looks most beautiful.

Glory would not display His beauty to just any female peacock.  Glory specifically chose who He wanted to see Him in all His beauty.

A special thing would happen when Glory showed off His beauty.  First Glory would choose who He wanted to reveal Himself to.   (Matt. 11:27)

After Glory chose who he would reveal Himself to then He would go near them and flare out His most beautiful feathers.  This would attract the bride that Glory chose.  She would see His beauty as He revealed it to her and she would fall in love with Him.  They would be together forever living happily ever after through a marriage that would last forever.

Questions for further understanding?

Does Christ reveal Himself to everyone?
Matthew 11:27
John 17:2

White is used to describe certain things about Christ and Christians,  What does white represent in these passages?
Daniel 7:9
Isaiah 1:18
Rev. 1:14

What do these scriptures teach about how Christ reveals Himself to Christians?
Matthew 16:13-17
John 1:18
John 17:2-3

Moses wanted to see God's Glory.  God said He would let His Goodness pass by and proclaim the name of the LORD.  Ex. 33:18-19.   Then Christ proclaimed the Name of the LORD as Moses saw the back parts of God.  Ex. 34:6-7  What was the response Moses had after Christ proclaimed the Name of the LORD to Moses?
Ex. 34:8

How did the Psalmist respond to seeing the power and Glory of God?  (or how did the Psalmist respond when God revealed all of Himself to the Psalmist and he saw God and His power?)
Psalm 63:2-3

Questions to ask yourself

1. When you read about Jesus, do you worship Him like Moses did?
2. When you think of Jesus do you immediately do what He wants you to do like Moses in Exodus 34:8?
3. When you think of God/Jesus do you see Him very big and yourself small like Moses in Exodus 34:8?

Facts about the white peacock quoted from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peafowl

White peacocks are not albinos; they have a genetic mutation that is known as Leucism, which causes the lack of pigments in the plumage. Albino animals and birds have a complete lack of color and red or pink eyes while White peafowl have blue eyes. The white color appears in other domestically bred peafowl but in different quantities. Chicks are born yellow and become white as they mature, according to the Peafowl Varieties Database. Indian peafowl of all colors, including white, have pink skin.

White Peacock video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCXlHr4cTG4