God is omnipresent, omnipotent, and omniscient. The Gospel of John indicates that “in the beginning is the Word, and the Word is with God, and the Word is God” (John 1:1) . This statement by John is prophetic because it directly corresponds to the first words of Genesis that reads, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). These statements are of particular importance because scripture tells both the believers and unbelievers how powerful God is, and His relationship to the planet he created in the universe. When placing both the New Testament and the Old Testament side-by-side there is no doubt that God is the creator and as the maker is the very existence of each existence: the one who perfectly and eternally
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While the Bible is about the people and the tribulations in Israel and different lands, it tells the readers about His laws, and His people’s stories, and how He intends people to conduct themselves to stay in his glory. While many of the Writings in the Bible are books of poetry and wisdom, among these genres is the music of God’s most important promise; a son, a Messiah, a gift to His people. Isaiah explains that “the Lord himself will give you a sign: the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel” (Isaiah …show more content…
Judaism teaches that all young men and women to wait, and this process induces a brave interval, which imparts being a part of the original creation as it instills the internal morality of God’s interfaith. For thousands of years, the Jews have rejected any inclinations that anyone has met God’s requirements, and have continued to wait in vain for their Savior. Although Christianity has chastised the Jews for this, as they believe this prophecy has already been fulfilled with the birth of Jesus Christ, the Jews view this as one of their principles of faith. As part of their dogma, if one waits with patients, they will survive any transient storm, and in they like their ancestors will live with
While the Bible is about the people and the tribulations in Israel and different lands, it tells the readers about His laws, and His people’s stories, and how He intends people to conduct themselves to stay in his glory. While many of the Writings in the Bible are books of poetry and wisdom, among these genres is the music of God’s most important promise; a son, a Messiah, a gift to His people. Isaiah explains that “the Lord himself will give you a sign: the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel” (Isaiah …show more content…
Judaism teaches that all young men and women to wait, and this process induces a brave interval, which imparts being a part of the original creation as it instills the internal morality of God’s interfaith. For thousands of years, the Jews have rejected any inclinations that anyone has met God’s requirements, and have continued to wait in vain for their Savior. Although Christianity has chastised the Jews for this, as they believe this prophecy has already been fulfilled with the birth of Jesus Christ, the Jews view this as one of their principles of faith. As part of their dogma, if one waits with patients, they will survive any transient storm, and in they like their ancestors will live with