Did God also create darkness?Darkness
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Did God also create darkness?Darkness
And that answers the question on the Word...how?if i may but in . there was a time before the most high God created anything . soooo long ago we may not have a number that describes it.
how long did God think about it before he took action? piff, its not even possible for us to contemplate it .
yesDid God also create darkness?
is fire energy?no everything arises from the one. only the form is destroyed. energy cannot be created/destroyed it only changes form, transforms. that form is a change in vibration/energy
everything, all forms, comes from and returns to that from whence it came. ecclesiastes 12:7
it all comes back to the name at exodus 3:14
pantheism
as also understood in AUM.
Sorry, but huh?and the Carpenter gave instruction
Go to your closet and close the door
and the Spirit that knows you will hear your prayer
kinda dark in there....is it not?
and if ever a Voice would speak.....
would you STAY in the closet?
or why ? i have a thoughtAnd that answers the question on the Word...how?
revelation 8:5, revelation 11:5, revelation 16:8is fire energy?
I was speaking about John... not Genesis.Maybe you have a different translation of Genesis?
My translation doesn't use the word "was" for God in the opening of Genesis...
John opens up with: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."
I don't quite understand this. Clearly the author of the book is trying to parallel this with the opening of Genesis "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth." However, Genesis opens up with stating that first time itself began/came into being - i.e. there was a beginning ("In the beginning"). Next, the verse makes mention of God. Where did God come from? That's not stated, but as God was already there at the beginning and we don't know where He came from, it's inferred that He was there before the beginning.
In John, however, things appear to be different:
First there's a beginning - much like in Genesis ("In the beginning") - but then says "was the Word" - as I understand, "was" is a word that denotes coming into existence - that is, the Word came into being after time began. Yet then we are told "...and the Word was God." - if in Genesis we are made to infer that God was before time began, and here the Word was - came into being - after time began, how then can the Word be God? And how then can it be said in the next verse "He was with God in the beginning."? One entity was pre-time and the other post-time.
I hope this makes sense...
it was a simple question ,is fire energy?revelation 8:5, revelation 11:5, revelation 16:8
what is salt that has lost its saltiness? firebrand?
Sorry, but huh?
can you word that so there is no contradictin ?The Word Jesus was God WHEN Jesus created. He was not "created to be God". At the time of Creation He was. He is the self-existent eternal One who was and is and is to come.
why don't you tell me what you think; so you can get it off your shouldersit was a simple question ,is fire energy?
The only time JWs don't debate is when they are asleep or dead.THIS IS IN RELIGIONS Q&A. PLEASE REFRAIN FROM DEBATING.
it would likely be easyer to just google it . sooooo where does the flame go ? humm. if it cant be distroyedwhy don't you tell me what you think; so you can get it off your shoulders
The only time JWs don't debate is when they are asleep or dead.
God was …...God
of the Darkness
before He created light
and probably didThis is very true. Unless he himself emminated light.
Then I have no idea what you meant by this:I was speaking about John... not Genesis.
If in Genesis. "In the beginning" and God "was there"... it doesn't come across as being created but that He "was there".