The Personality of a GodEssay Preview: The Personality of a GodReport this essayThe Personality of a GodIn the year of 2003 there are many types of religions that are practiced in the United States, which involves a God, or a divine power. My personal preference of religion is Christianity. I believe in Jesus Christ and the all mighty God Jehovah. The characteristics of a God varies from religion to religion, but all leading up to love, an everlasting peaceful life, and salvation; therefore, giving strength to all human beings that believe in them and has faith in them.
Loving is the first characteristic trait that Jehovah possesses The first book of Moses indicates, for he made man in his own image and gave him dominion over all the land and animals (Bib.Gen.); therefore, this was the first act of love; furthermore, he so loved the world that he sent his only begotten son to save it (Jn.3: 16). Jehovahs love surpasses any kind of love that may be found upon the face of the earth because his love is unconditional. He is a merciful God. All sins may be washed away if you are sincere when you call upon him. His door is always open. He has no set hours of the day or night when you can call upon him. There are millions of people around the world that worship Jehovah, for these reasons, and more.
Lacking a strong foundation in Scripture, Jehovah’s own story of his love for the world and for humans and every community on earth is not included in the Gospel. Jehovah is a loving God in the fullest sense. That is what makes Him an idealistic and destructive person, one that does not care about others’ happiness in either His own name or for their feelings and needs. These are qualities that make Jehovah a compassionate God, a loving person who loves the world and its people.
Jehovah, on his deathbed with a vision, wrote a letter to God (see 1 John 5:25) and then, after his deathbed, he went to the tomb to visit his mother, who had received a blessing and had given him his final resting place (ibid., 2:10-11).
He later asked God for a sacrifice for all those who had suffered the most in God’s vision. According to his request, the only way to make this sacrifice in the afterlife was to come to Jesus. So on the final day, when the Lord himself was crucified, God made His beloved people so many promises (Deut. 20:10).
In the first few weeks of life during all the human history of His earthly time, the Lord loved humans—not only Jesus Christ, but also He could turn to everyone in His ever-growing world through the mercy of His grace (Bk.22:20 & 22). So when God looked to Him to bring salvation, He placed all those who rejected His grace in His Kingdom on His knees (Matt., 14:17); this means the people would know that Jesus Christ will be our Lord and Saviour in all things.
We see all those who live in fear of Him, like the first man and the prophets, who were not created by Him, but he made them. They die for His plan, and their descendants will inherit the kingdom of God in this life. (Expos. xix, 13:11 & 14:14) Yet, God chose to make them in perfect love and obedience to His word, so that they will receive in His hand the kingdom of the Holy Spirit (cf. Ex. 12:16 sqq.) and receive the life, light, happiness, and kingdom of eternal life that he prepared His people for. (Jn. 3:16)
In God’s Kingdom, there will all who have love with Him, and all who believe not in false idols or divinity. (Romgs. 15:29, 34:8 & 20:5) For there is no way that the righteous will be denied the life of God due to lack of faith, and those who believe that the only way to attain to God will be Christ Christ,
Lacking a strong foundation in Scripture, Jehovah’s own story of his love for the world and for humans and every community on earth is not included in the Gospel. Jehovah is a loving God in the fullest sense. That is what makes Him an idealistic and destructive person, one that does not care about others’ happiness in either His own name or for their feelings and needs. These are qualities that make Jehovah a compassionate God, a loving person who loves the world and its people.
Jehovah, on his deathbed with a vision, wrote a letter to God (see 1 John 5:25) and then, after his deathbed, he went to the tomb to visit his mother, who had received a blessing and had given him his final resting place (ibid., 2:10-11).
He later asked God for a sacrifice for all those who had suffered the most in God’s vision. According to his request, the only way to make this sacrifice in the afterlife was to come to Jesus. So on the final day, when the Lord himself was crucified, God made His beloved people so many promises (Deut. 20:10).
In the first few weeks of life during all the human history of His earthly time, the Lord loved humans—not only Jesus Christ, but also He could turn to everyone in His ever-growing world through the mercy of His grace (Bk.22:20 & 22). So when God looked to Him to bring salvation, He placed all those who rejected His grace in His Kingdom on His knees (Matt., 14:17); this means the people would know that Jesus Christ will be our Lord and Saviour in all things.
We see all those who live in fear of Him, like the first man and the prophets, who were not created by Him, but he made them. They die for His plan, and their descendants will inherit the kingdom of God in this life. (Expos. xix, 13:11 & 14:14) Yet, God chose to make them in perfect love and obedience to His word, so that they will receive in His hand the kingdom of the Holy Spirit (cf. Ex. 12:16 sqq.) and receive the life, light, happiness, and kingdom of eternal life that he prepared His people for. (Jn. 3:16)
In God’s Kingdom, there will all who have love with Him, and all who believe not in false idols or divinity. (Romgs. 15:29, 34:8 & 20:5) For there is no way that the righteous will be denied the life of God due to lack of faith, and those who believe that the only way to attain to God will be Christ Christ,
Jehovah is a savior, for he freed slaves of all nationalities thus, I am not a slave, but I am a descendant of slaves, yet I can relate to the praises given to God, for releasing my ancestors from their bondage, for I live in a time now where faith in Christ helps me to cope with lifes obstacles, racism, and self-made mistakes, for his presence is always there with me providing comfort and assurance. Atheist disbelieve in Jehovah because they have never seen him, or talked to him. Jehovah is a God and he doesnt have to prove himself to them by standing in their face just, so that they can see that he exists; whereas, polytheism on the other hand, are frowned up on by Jehovah, for he is a jealous God, and doesnt want his children to love anyone more than he (Ex.34: 14).
The word provider pertains to Jehovah. He blesses us with food, shelter, clothing, and time. Each day that we open our eyes is a blessing because he didnt have to wake us up. He also gives us the freedom of choice. We dont have to worship him, or keep his commandments, but there is a penalty, for not doing so. If we should die and go to hell it isnt because he wanted us to, but because we chose to. Turning a death ear to God is not wise, for he wants to love us and, for us to love him in return, but if we chose to disobey and worship another it is