ON GOD.
The answer to your question is in the response I have already given. Many have asked who is God but I suggest we start asking what is God? That God is invisible is scattered throughout the scriptures (Rom 1.20, Col 1.15, 1Tim 1.17, to mention but a few). What does it mean to say that He is invisible? It means He's invisible...(hahaha! funny) but it means He CANNOT be seen, who then saw Him to describe His hand? That person could say He/She has seen the form of God, which is a lie; who then formed Him? Let’s even reason together; all creation is the work of His hand, you know what that implies? Like we did art and craft in school, creating is His handy work or craft. That means, His palm itself is bigger than any of the stars. Hmm! it is said that some of the stars are over 100 sextillion times the earth (that is more than trillion, quadrillion or septillion). I wonder who then can cast a cursory gaze at a strand of His hair, if He has one, the most powerful scope machine cannot even figure out His finger nails. Simply put, God is not limited anyway; He has no shape or form yet is a Person. God is Spirit (ruwach-Heb, pneuma-Greek, means wind, breathe) and of that we know has no shape or form. Because of space, we cannot fully touch on Moses' encounter on Sinai, we can do so later. To end, we will say, God can’t be seen; Jesus then is the visibility (image, form, body, etc) of the invisible
The answer to your question is in the response I have already given. Many have asked who is God but I suggest we start asking what is God? That God is invisible is scattered throughout the scriptures (Rom 1.20, Col 1.15, 1Tim 1.17, to mention but a few). What does it mean to say that He is invisible? It means He's invisible...(hahaha! funny) but it means He CANNOT be seen, who then saw Him to describe His hand? That person could say He/She has seen the form of God, which is a lie; who then formed Him? Let’s even reason together; all creation is the work of His hand, you know what that implies? Like we did art and craft in school, creating is His handy work or craft. That means, His palm itself is bigger than any of the stars. Hmm! it is said that some of the stars are over 100 sextillion times the earth (that is more than trillion, quadrillion or septillion). I wonder who then can cast a cursory gaze at a strand of His hair, if He has one, the most powerful scope machine cannot even figure out His finger nails. Simply put, God is not limited anyway; He has no shape or form yet is a Person. God is Spirit (ruwach-Heb, pneuma-Greek, means wind, breathe) and of that we know has no shape or form. Because of space, we cannot fully touch on Moses' encounter on Sinai, we can do so later. To end, we will say, God can’t be seen; Jesus then is the visibility (image, form, body, etc) of the invisible
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