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What Is God Like? It has properties
The more we discern one's attributes, the better we know him, and thus our friendship becomes stronger. Similarly, the more we know the attributes of God, the better we will know his personality, and thus our friendship will become stronger. Of all the wonderful qualities of God, four stand out: his power, his wisdom, his justice, and his love.
GOD IS LOVE
“God is love.” - 1 JOHN 4: 8.
God manifests power, wisdom, and justice, but the Bible does not say that God is power, wisdom, or justice. He says it's love. Why; Because it can indeed be said that God's power enables him to act, and his righteousness and wisdom guide the way he acts. But God's love moves him to act. Love affects everything he does.
Although the god lacked nothing, his love moved him to create intelligent beings, celestial and earthly, who could enjoy his love and care. Relentlessly, he shaped the earth to be the ideal home for his human creation. And he continues to show love to all people as he “makes his sun rise to the bad and the good, and it rains the righteous and the unrighteous.” - Matthew 5:45.
In addition, "the god is very compassionate and merciful". (James 5:11) He shows compassion to those who take sincere steps to get to know and draw close to him. God sees each of these people individually. In fact, “he is caring for you.” - 1 Peter 5: 7.
How do we benefit from God's love?
We enjoy the beauty of a sunset. We love it when we hear a baby laugh. The love of a member of our family is a treasure for us. These things may not be necessary for life, but they enrich it immensely.
We also benefit from another manifestation of God's love: prayer. The Scripture exhorts us: "Do not be anxious over anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God." Like a loving father, God wants us to ask him for help even in our most secret care. And he, with his selfless love, promises to give us “the peace of God beyond all understanding.” - Philippians 4: 6, 7.
GOD IS POWERFUL
“Higher Lord, God! You have made the heavens and the earth with your great power. ”- Jeremiah 32:17.
We can see evidence of God's power in creation. For example, when you are standing outside on a sunny summer's day, what do you feel on your skin? The warmth of the sun. In fact, you feel the effects of God's creative power. How strong is the sun? It is said to have a core temperature of about 15,000,000 degrees Celsius. Every second, the sun releases energy equivalent to the explosion of many hundreds of millions of nuclear bombs.
However, our sun is small compared to many of the countless trillions of stars in the universe. Scientists estimate that one of the largest stars, the UY Shield, is about 1,700 times the diameter of the sun. If placed in the sun, it would swallow the earth and extend beyond the orbit of Jupiter. Perhaps this helps us better understand Jeremiah's statement that God made the heavens and the earth, that is, the universe, with his great power.
How do we benefit from God's power?
Our lives depend on God's material creations, such as the sun and all the wonderful resources of the earth. Besides, God uses his power to benefit people on a personal level. How; In the first century, God empowered Jesus to perform works that were truly miracles. As we read: "The blind now see and the lame walk, the lame are cleansed, and the deaf hear, the dead are raised." (Matthew 11: 5) Does God do anything for us today? The Bible says, "It gives strength to the tired." And he adds: "Those who hope in God will regain their strength." (Isaiah 40:29, 31) God can provide us with "power beyond what is normal" to help us deal with or endure the difficulties and trials of life. (2 Corinthians 4: 7) Is not such a God drawn to you, who so lovingly uses his unlimited power for our sake?
GOD IS WISE
"How many are your works, God! You have made all things in wisdom. ”- PSALM 104: 24.
The more we learn about the things God has made, the greater our sense of awe. Indeed, there is a field of study, called biomimetic or biomimetic, in which scientists look at the creation of God and borrow elements from the design that exists in nature to incorporate them into the designs they make — from designing a simple sticker to aircraft design.
The wisdom of God is manifest in the most admirable way in the human body. Consider, for example, how a baby develops. The process begins with a fertilized cell, which contains all the necessary genetic instructions. This cell is divided into many similar cells. But just at the right time, they are beginning to differentiate, resulting in the creation of hundreds of distinct cell types, such as blood cells, nerve cells, and bone cells. Soon, the organic systems appear and start functioning. In just nine months, that original cell becomes an integrated baby that is made up of billions of cells. The wisdom evident in such a design motivates many to agree with one Bible writer's words: “I praise you for being marvelously awe-inspiring.” - Psalm 139: 14.
How do we benefit from God's wisdom?
The Creator knows what we need to be happy. Drawing on his vast knowledge and understanding, he gives wise counsel in his Word, the Bible. For example, the Bible urges us: "Forgive one another without mercy." (Colossians 3:13) Is this advice wise? Yes. Studies show that if one is sorry, he has better sleep and lower blood pressure. It is also less at risk of depression and other health problems. God is like a wise, loving friend who never fails to give us practical and useful advice. (2 Timothy 3:16, 17) Wouldn't you like to have such a friend?
GOD IS JUST
“God loves righteousness.” - Psalm 37:28.
God always does what is right. In fact, "it is inconceivable that the true God will act with wickedness, that the Almighty might commit wrongdoing!" (Psalm 67: 4) Because "God sees in the heart," he is not fooled by hypocrisy, but is always able to grasp the truth and to judge correctly. (1 Samuel 16: 7) In addition, no act of injustice and corruption on earth goes unnoticed by God, who has promised that soon "the wicked shall be cut off from the earth." - Proverbs 2:22.
However, God is not a harsh judge who only wants to punish. It shows mercy when appropriate. The Bible says, "God is merciful and compassionate," even against sinners if they repent sincerely. Is this not true justice? —Psalm 103: 8; 2 Peter 3: 9.
How do we benefit from God's righteousness? The apostle Peter said: "God is not a personal person, but in every nation whoever fears him and does what is right is welcome to him." (Acts 10:34, 35) We benefit from God's righteousness because he never shows personal or partiality. We can approach him and become his lover regardless of our race, ethnicity, education or social status.
Because God wants us to understand his righteousness and to benefit from it, he has given us conscience. The Bible characterizes the law of conscience "written in our heart" and says that it "testifies" as to whether our conduct is right or wrong. (Romans 2:15) How do we benefit from conscience? Properly educating her can motivate us to stay away from harmful or unjust acts. And if we make a mistake, it can move us to repent and correct our course. Indeed, if we understand God's sense of righteousness, we have benefits and are drawn to him!
Has this brief examination of God's key attributes — power, wisdom, justice, and love — helped you to see more clearly what personality God has? To increase your appreciation for God, we suggest you learn what he has already done and what he will do in the future for your benefit.
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