God Will Find A Way Of God

Even if it’s not in our control when it comes to the things that we sense or observe, saying that god has authority over that is foolish. You cannot claim that something is true without having strong evidence or at least having a strong argument

He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive the mark of the beast.” So in biblical terms it is either worship God or be forced to take up the mark of the beast and face the wrath of God. Everyone has the choice to follow Christianity or any other religion, but when the time comes for God coming back, He is only coming back for the ones who choose to worship him. If one chooses not to worship Him, they get to stay on the earth and basically live in hell. That person will be forced to take the mark of the beast in order to be able to get any food or help. Then again if they chose to believe in God and worship Him after He has already come and someone finds out, it is instant death for that person. So in the end when time comes to be a Christian and be able to leave this earth with the Lord or stay here and be forced to worship the devil and take the mark, but if a person refuses to worship the devil, they automatically get killed. So they either have the choice to choose God or the devil, but their choice will affect them either

The bible teaches us many things about God. From Genesis and Exodus we can learnwhat the Judeo-Christian view of God was. Genesis shows us that God made the sun, the moon,the earth and every living thing. During the days of creation God made all things good. On theseventh day of creation God rested and declared all he made to be very good (Genesis 1:31). God created human beings in his own image. We as humans can be certain of our owndignity and self worth because we have been created in the image of God. The book of Genesisshows us that people disobey God by choosing to do wrong. Even great bible heros failed Godand disobeyed him. The bible teaches us that God is forgiving. God has many attributes. God makes no mistakes and this is wisdom. God is infinite, heknows

There are many varying views of God and his abilities, that can be integrated differently into their lifestyle. Jonathan Edwards touches on merging God into your life into his sermon, “Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God.” The sermon talks about God’s fury caused by the sinful actions of humans, and how they are doomed if they do not adjust their lives. Jonathan Edwards uses similes about God’s wrath, diction that describes the definition of a sinner, and repetition about the pits of hell to his advantage to make his readers realize they need to change their ways.

In Genesis the divine power is God, and one God only. The opening sentence in Genesis refers to one power. That power is also omnipotent. Evidence for that is seen on page eight when God gives clear instructions not to eat “from the tree of knowledge.” This sets up the relationship between humans and God: humans must first seek God’s will. This culture believes all who follow his guidance will be blessed; while all those who go astray will find distress. Just as Adam and Eve found when the ate from the tree of knowledge, and God acrimoniously “terribly sharpen birth pangs, in pang shall you bear children ...”, as well as other deleterious consequences. (Genesis, page 13).

However you know Him/Her, God is the ultimate Sovereign. He/She rules all that He/She surveys and answers to no-one above Him/Herself. So in the entire universe, God is the Absolute Sovereign, and every force in nature including human conduct is His/her subject and under the control of "The Laws of Nature", i.e. "gravity", "cause and effect",

Unlike the Christian God, the Great Spirit does not punish people for behaving bad or not believing in Him; the life out of balance with the earth and the community is the only punishment one can bring on him/herself.

“In the God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1) God existed before all of His creation, therefore He is the sovereign creator. He created all to be good in His perfect wisdom. Though God is invisible, He has several distinct characteristics; compassionate, faithful, infinite, just, wise and all-powerful.

In Jonathan Edwards’ sermon, “Sinner in the Hands of an Angry God”, he explains what will happen to a person who has wrongful actions. He continues to talk about Hell, forgiveness, and wickedness. God is angry, he abhors all sinners. No person wants to spend eternity in Hell. Edwards’ imagery is very disturbing.

An objection to my argument is why an all-good god must obey laws even if it has bad consequences. Considering when a judge sentences a convicted person to jail, the judge knows that the person will feel bad. But the judge still send him into jail even though he could have freed him. This is because the judge must be good to all not just to the convicted person; therefore respect law. God also because he is all-good has to respect law in order to maintain the harmony between all creatures.

In the Western Christian world, God has often been seen as a punishing deity that is easily angered and swiftly hands out discipline. Not remedial discipline to change the behavior of people, but vindictive, punitive judgment that only serves the desire for revenge. This vision of God usually twists people into being self-deprecating, guilt-laden zombies with a mindset not that different from the Flagellants. Many religious people today seem to constantly hold themselves in contempt, perpetually highlight their shortcomings, and denigrate themselves to no end. It is a blatant dishonesty to call such a god “good.” Instead, this is how a slave responds to a cruel master or a child to an abusive parent.

In the beginning of Genesis, God expects humans to be subordinate to him, and refuses to tolerate defiance.  He sees no excuse for disobedience, and punishes Adam and Eve.  God expects everyone to be perfect and castigates for every mistake.

He distinguishes his inventions with minute details and yet, simultaneously, the entire creation is pure and simple. There is no elaboration; his ideas just come into being. Once each individual creation has come to be, God sees that is it good. Additionally, God is reasonable. There is a logical reason and a unique place for everything: “God made the dome and separated the waters that were under the dome from the waters that were above the dome” (Genesis 1:7). In addition to the content of God’s will and creations, the repetition and standardization of the verses in Genesis 1 reflect his steadiness as a creator.

First, many theologians have assumed that if God is all-powerful, omnipotent, which the Bible clearly teaches (e.g., 1Chron 29:11; Jer 32:17; Mt 19:26; Rev 1:8; 19:6), that nothing in his creation can ever thwart his will. At the very least, it is reasoned, God

By looking at miraculous events of the Exodus one can see developing concepts of the Kingdom of God. This is a fivefold process in which each have prophetic connotations for God’s mission. The first of these is the person of Moses prior to time he had even met God. He was a man of justice and compassion. He was a model for the people of God of what a spiritual life with God looked like. Second is the that God was always the central figure through the event of the Exodus. There is clarity all throughout the Bible that God is a deity of faithfulness and justice. However, there is not much detail on physical or elemental characteristics of Yahweh. Yet, that is all we need to know. He is present and in reality, that is what truly matters. One can