If we ask what is God like, one can only say,” Awesome” to those who believe in him. If we look into ourselves and seek the goodness in ourselves, then we shall know who God is. Truly, the personal relationship one has with God intertwined allows the person to fully understand who and what God means to them. In terms of a definition of God is he is the infinite being and to fully answer the question of who he is starting, with God’s Word to seek what he is like. In order to seek God’s love, it’s stated as, “May we all wholeheartedly continue to seek after Him” (Jeremiah 29:13). God teaches us to love and wisdom, by seeking the word in the bible, prayer, fellowship, and conversing with Him every day for a relationship with him. Additionally,
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It will be what’s in our heart and true to our inner being that does not represent God. The acts of sin come from the nature of the human form and those who believes in self and the absolute truth or personal truth beneath or beyond one individual being other not of God. The theory or psychological state of human nature determines the acts of wrong or right morally in the universe. Also, human nature of the universe is “regarded as the basic design or the common characteristics present in all humans differentiating them from other organisms in the universe” (Kaplan, 1977). As humans, it is within nature and the acts of sin which reveals the human side and not the spiritual being off from …show more content…
If God continues to love us and forgive us, then we must love our neighbor and treat them equally. As humans, we will make mistakes because we are human, yet God knows our heart and trust that we will come back and pray for salvation for our sins. The solution for humans to overcome obstacles is to consecrate a relationship with God and live by the commandments, which he served to the people.
1 Samuel 2:2 (KJV)
Burridge, R. (1992). What are the Gospels?: A comparison with Graeco-Roman biography. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press.
Ephesians 2:8-9 (ESV)]
Goldsworthy, G. (1991). According to plan: The unfolding revelation of God in the Bible (pp. 93-174). Downers Grove, IL: IVP. Jeremiah 29:13 (KJV)
Kaplan, A. (1977). In pursuit of wisdom: The scope of philosophy. Beverly Hills, CA: Glencoe Press
Puffer, K. A. (2007). Essential biblical assumptions about human nature: A modest proposal. Journal Of Psychology And Christianity, 26(1),
It will be what’s in our heart and true to our inner being that does not represent God. The acts of sin come from the nature of the human form and those who believes in self and the absolute truth or personal truth beneath or beyond one individual being other not of God. The theory or psychological state of human nature determines the acts of wrong or right morally in the universe. Also, human nature of the universe is “regarded as the basic design or the common characteristics present in all humans differentiating them from other organisms in the universe” (Kaplan, 1977). As humans, it is within nature and the acts of sin which reveals the human side and not the spiritual being off from …show more content…
If God continues to love us and forgive us, then we must love our neighbor and treat them equally. As humans, we will make mistakes because we are human, yet God knows our heart and trust that we will come back and pray for salvation for our sins. The solution for humans to overcome obstacles is to consecrate a relationship with God and live by the commandments, which he served to the people.
1 Samuel 2:2 (KJV)
Burridge, R. (1992). What are the Gospels?: A comparison with Graeco-Roman biography. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press.
Ephesians 2:8-9 (ESV)]
Goldsworthy, G. (1991). According to plan: The unfolding revelation of God in the Bible (pp. 93-174). Downers Grove, IL: IVP. Jeremiah 29:13 (KJV)
Kaplan, A. (1977). In pursuit of wisdom: The scope of philosophy. Beverly Hills, CA: Glencoe Press
Puffer, K. A. (2007). Essential biblical assumptions about human nature: A modest proposal. Journal Of Psychology And Christianity, 26(1),