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Perhaps is one's modern definition of humble that may be different from what God meant? I think He did lead by example.If God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
But if he/she is humble why does God need people to worship him/her?Perhaps is one's modern definition of humble that may be different from what God meant? I think He did lead by example.
My understanding is that God is both humble and forgiving. Speaking only from how I understand God from my own P.O.VIf God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
Perhaps is one's modern definition of humble that may be different from what God meant? I think He did lead by example.
My understanding is that God is both humble and forgiving. Speaking only from how I understand God from my own P.O.V
I don't see where He needs to be worshipped IMV. But did that answer my point that maybe we are defining a modern interpretation of humble?But if he/she is humble why does God need people to worship him/her?
What is God's definition of humble?
In my understanding, when a believer asks for forgiveness and actually change their action, words or thoughts to align with the teaching then God do forgive.Is God's forgiveness conditional?
Jesus did just that.If God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
In my understanding, when a believer asks for forgiveness and actually change their action, words or thoughts to align with the teaching then God do forgive.
So the "condition" for being forgiven would be to ask for forgiveness, then do the necessary change in our life so that we stop making the same mistake over and over again.
If God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
I think it's debatable whether or not God has an attribute cooresponding to what we call humility. It could be argued that God isn't exactly showing off... God is humble enough to remain concealed, operating solely through the forces of nature.If God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
I can not speak for you or others as you already know, nor can I speak for how and why God does as he does, and why there are certain "rules" followers should apply in their life.I no longer forgive people. To forgive someone, you first have to blame them for something. I see them just as acting according to their nature. Their nature is just part of who they are, nothing to blame them for.
For me to forgive someone, it would mean that I had to assume that I know that they ought to be better than they are. The need to forgive is more a sign of pride.
What is God blaming me for that I need God to forgive?
The canned answer I suppose is "sin". The disobedience of God's command? Requiring that others obey me, again does not seem very humble.
From a theistic view, God created the universe and is master of it. You and I can’t create a universe. God has no reason to be humble, while we do. imoIf God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
NoIf God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
Do you think God is not humble? Why?
If God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?
Jesus humbled himself to the cross even though he could have called 10,000s of angels to defend him. That's humility and leading by example.If God requires that we be humble, shouldn't God lead by example?