In the Bible, however, He has shared enough truths about Himself to draw us into faith and worship. Our proper response to Him is to fall down in fear and awe of the One who possesses all authority. Exodus God is beyond measurement—we cannot define Him by size or amount. He has no beginning, no end, and no limits. Romans God is all-powerful.
He spoke all things into being, and all things—every cell, every breath, every thought—are sustained by Him. Nothing is too difficult for Him. Jeremiah ; Jeremiah God is the embodiment of perfect goodness, and is kind, benevolent, and full of good will toward all creation. Psalm His love encompasses the world, and embraces each of us personally and intimately.
He grants deliverance from sin, the oil of joy for the ashes of sorrow, and eternal citizenship in His Kingdom for all those adopted into His household. Genesis Judges All that God is, He has always been. All that He has been and is, He will ever be.
Many of us have experienced His faithfulness, goodness, redemption and many other attributes in various areas of our lives. The experience of these attributes has encouraged us to believe that He will not change. He is not man that He should lie or change His mind. His agape love guarantees His immutability. Thank you Lord that You are the same yesterday, today and forever.
Thank you that even when we change, or circumstances in our lives change, You and Your Word do not change. History 1 More questions on the subject: Religion Random questions. See results 0 The answer is not found? Log in Forgot your password? Register Forgot your password? You are registered. Access to the site will be open after checking and publishing the question. Send Close. Add photo Send. Question sent to expert.
You will receive an answer to the email. We are never alone. Therefore, we can depend upon him as we go through our daily lives. The omnipresence of God can be a source of strength and comfort and conviction for us as we lead our daily lives. Question: If we can call on God from any location, does that also include non-Christians? Does God hear the prayers of non-Christians? God is omnipresent, he is omniscient, so he knows what is being prayed.
It is up to his sovereign discretion whether or not he wants to answer that prayer. But if there would be a Cornelius in the book of Acts, a God-fearer who is seeking God, and he were to ask God to reveal himself to him more clearly, God might well answer that prayer by bringing a Peter to proclaim the Gospel more fully.
Answer: That is a promise that Jesus gave. I take it to mean that when the church of Jesus Christ assembles as a group, that Christ is present in their midst through his Holy Spirit. Christ is not physically present because he is ascended to heaven. He left this spacetime universe until his personal return at the end of human history. But, while Christ is absent physically, his Holy Spirit continues his ministry and stands in the place of Christ. As you read, for example, the book of Romans, it is very interesting to see how sometimes the Holy Spirit will be referred to as Christ.
In Romans , Paul says that if you have the Spirit of God within you, then your spirits are alive, even though your bodies are dead because of sin. But if Christ is in you, then he says, you are alive. He equates Christ and the Spirit of Christ because they are so closely united.
I take it that the body of Christ, which is the church, is where the Holy Spirit of Christ dwells in a special way. That is what that promise refers to, about those who gather in his name. Answer: We often would do that when we go out on sharing campaigns with Campus Crusade. They always encourage people that before you talk to men about God, you should talk to God about men. That is, to pray that the Holy Spirit would direct you to persons whose hearts are receptive and would respond to the Gospel in an appropriate way if they heard it.
First, the Scripture indicates that God is unchangeable in his existence. Secondly, God is unchanging in his character.
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