“Since it is accepted by the Christian world that man is the offspring of the Almighty, it follows that man, being made in the image of God, has attributes similar to those of his Creator, his Father. When man’s will has been surrendered, yea, rather has been united to the Divine Will, then man and God become one, for the mind of man is nothing; it has no power of action without the will.
Man always does that which he wills to do, although sometimes there are found in the man two wills active at the same time – the will of the flesh, or the will arising from the impulses, desires, and passions; and a will that arises from the conclusions of the reasoning faculties. But whatever will controls the person, that the person is for the time being; for the will decides all that a person is.
If we accept the statement that each organ of the brain is the seat of a separate faculty, then we may say that all the faculties of the brain are like a congress of persons in conference, one with another; and that the will, the supreme power, positioned in the center and upper part of the brain, is the king or president, the executor of the decisions of all the faculties.
In the same manner, we may say that the Divine Will is King of kings and Lord of lords. It is the potency that holds all worlds and systems of worlds in their places, that governs all life upon them, and that gives direction and potentiality to all forms of existence and to all laws manifested in nature. It is because of this that man in his return to God is taught to pray, “Let thy will be done”, or in other words, this prayer means that the desire of the heart must be that the will of the finite become the will of the Infinite.
When man has become absolutely subordinate to the Divine Will, then it will be correct to say of him, as was said of the angel that was sent to Aaron when the children of Israel were about to enter the promised land, “My name is in him”; for, as soon as the man unites his will, his desire, and his purpose in life with God, he is one with Him, God’s name is in him, God’s will is his will; he moves under the potentiality and power of that will, and to all intents and purposes, the will becomes the man. In other words, the Infinite Mind and its conclusions, which are the purpose concerning man in the creation of the world, become the will of the man; thus, man becomes the manifestation of God, of Yahveh.”
Hiram Butler
The Mark Of God: Understanding Your "I AM Presence" 