who is god please explain me
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God is like explaining infinity. No matter how large a number I can count to, I will never reach the full amount. The best we can hope to achieve is to explain that which we have experienced. This is somewhat similar to the parable of the Blind men and an elephant.
You say that God is intangible, and in a sense you are right. God, if it exists at all, must be intangible because, according to many texts, it made the universe. If God made the universe, then it must have been here before the universe and before the laws of the universe came to be. Therefore, it must be intangible, because only intangible things have even a chance of being unaffected by the laws of the universe.
God is, however, tangible in a sense. We may not be able to see God with our physical light-sensitive eyes, but we can see the effects God has in the world around us, just like we see the wind blow through the trees, but cannot actually see the wind itself. We may not be able to touch God with out skin, but we can feel God's loving embrace through the kindness and love of tangible people.
I think of people like Mother Teresa, who cared for so many people regardless of the color of their skin, the beliefs they held, or the crimes which they may have committed. She was one of many examples of people moved by God. Now, I am not saying that God forced her or anyone else to act in such a way; nor am I saying that her view of God was necessarily the same as mine. Because of her experience with God, however, she was willing to go out of her way to help people and to bring people in need just a tiny taste of relief. Were those people aware of Mother Teresa before she came to help them? Maybe. Maybe not. I assure you, however, that they were aware of her afterward, if only through a brief memory.
"Logic" according to science may suggest that belief in God is unfounded because God cannot be directly measured and is therefore nonexistent. Science is, however, only a tool used to explore our universe. While it is extremely useful for exploring those things which are bound by the laws of the universe, it falls short when trying to explore things which are unbound by these laws and therefore behave in ways we don't understand or cannot control. Similarly, "logic" from any human perspective is bound by those things that humans can understand. If you were to tell a pre-Copernican person that the earth revolved around the sun and the sun revolved around the center of the Milky Way, they might have turned you into the local authorities. Does that mean those people were illogical? No, but it does mean their understanding of things was not complete.
All this is to say that trying to use finite logic to explain an infinite being is impossible.
I can, however, attempt to explain with even the tiniest fraction of resemblance the God that I have come to know and love, and that I continue to get to know and love. That is, YHWH, the God of the Bible (also known as Jesus of Nazareth). Jesus was the self-proclaimed perfect reflection of YWHW, or "the Father", and so in seeing him and how he acted, we can see God. Jesus was certainly tangible, so explaining God from this perspective may be just a bit easier.
What is Jesus like? (I say is instead of was because he is still alive.) These are just some of the qualities Jesus portrayed during his earthly life.
You say that God is intangible, and in a sense you are right. God, if it exists at all, must be intangible because, according to many texts, it made the universe. If God made the universe, then it must have been here before the universe and before the laws of the universe came to be. Therefore, it must be intangible, because only intangible things have even a chance of being unaffected by the laws of the universe.
God is, however, tangible in a sense. We may not be able to see God with our physical light-sensitive eyes, but we can see the effects God has in the world around us, just like we see the wind blow through the trees, but cannot actually see the wind itself. We may not be able to touch God with out skin, but we can feel God's loving embrace through the kindness and love of tangible people.
I think of people like Mother Teresa, who cared for so many people regardless of the color of their skin, the beliefs they held, or the crimes which they may have committed. She was one of many examples of people moved by God. Now, I am not saying that God forced her or anyone else to act in such a way; nor am I saying that her view of God was necessarily the same as mine. Because of her experience with God, however, she was willing to go out of her way to help people and to bring people in need just a tiny taste of relief. Were those people aware of Mother Teresa before she came to help them? Maybe. Maybe not. I assure you, however, that they were aware of her afterward, if only through a brief memory.
"Logic" according to science may suggest that belief in God is unfounded because God cannot be directly measured and is therefore nonexistent. Science is, however, only a tool used to explore our universe. While it is extremely useful for exploring those things which are bound by the laws of the universe, it falls short when trying to explore things which are unbound by these laws and therefore behave in ways we don't understand or cannot control. Similarly, "logic" from any human perspective is bound by those things that humans can understand. If you were to tell a pre-Copernican person that the earth revolved around the sun and the sun revolved around the center of the Milky Way, they might have turned you into the local authorities. Does that mean those people were illogical? No, but it does mean their understanding of things was not complete.
All this is to say that trying to use finite logic to explain an infinite being is impossible.
I can, however, attempt to explain with even the tiniest fraction of resemblance the God that I have come to know and love, and that I continue to get to know and love. That is, YHWH, the God of the Bible (also known as Jesus of Nazareth). Jesus was the self-proclaimed perfect reflection of YWHW, or "the Father", and so in seeing him and how he acted, we can see God. Jesus was certainly tangible, so explaining God from this perspective may be just a bit easier.
What is Jesus like? (I say is instead of was because he is still alive.) These are just some of the qualities Jesus portrayed during his earthly life.
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HELLO MACHII ✋...
➡️ THE GOD MEANS JESUS....
➡️ HE IS THE ONLY REAL GOD...
➡️ Believe in him...
➡️ Bcoz the he is maker of world..
➡️ AND if you believe him... Just try once about the power.. Of him...
➡️ Bcoz of him I m living on earth..
➡️ Jesus is real God and he is going to come soon to this world for judgment and last days
➡️ THE GOD MEANS JESUS....
➡️ HE IS THE ONLY REAL GOD...
➡️ Believe in him...
➡️ Bcoz the he is maker of world..
➡️ AND if you believe him... Just try once about the power.. Of him...
➡️ Bcoz of him I m living on earth..
➡️ Jesus is real God and he is going to come soon to this world for judgment and last days
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