Why does God talk?

[savagewind]

If what God has (said to have) spoken is in the first place with you, then what of the words God might speak later?

If God is first by you then anything God says will be equal with all else God says and will be subordinate to The Person Of God.

If what God says is most important to you then what you understand will be first of all and you might even discount something else God says. I trust you will agree with me that if anything of God that you might discount it spells trouble.

 

[savagewind]

Why does God speak? The popular answer? So that people might trust in what God has spoken.
But, isn't it so that we might trust God?

 

[savagewind]

If God speaks so that we might trust in God, but you trust in what God has spoken has God's will been accomplished for you? Are you saying that it is both? Does both imply two?

Deuteronomy 6:4

 

[eldios]

In the image of God? You mean like being great apes and all?

Ciao

- viole

The image of God is invisible information which is how all men were created. That invisible information is processed into our individual consciousness with created senses that detect invisible frequencies that form us a world filled with visible images that look, smell, taste, and feel very real.

 

[TransmutingSoul]

God is not part of creation and is above all Knowledge and Understanding. We were created ro know and love God. To do this we are created with the potential of all attributes to which we are then given free will.

God have a Covernant that God will always guide us as we journey towards our knowledge in God.

The way this is done is with a Messenger, a teacher that gives us the required guidance.

Baha'u'llah has written as to when, who to and how this knowledge is passed on from God.

Regards Tony