Y'ALL WHEN OLD GRANDPA'S
DOING RETIRED FROM THE NIGHTCLUBS🤔😤
CHASING AFTER YOUNG WOMEN WHO DON'T WANT GRANDPA ONLY FOR HIS
SS CHECKS OR VET BENEFITS 😂
RETIRE GRANDPA BECOME A DEACON IN THE CHURCH
Y'ALL WHEN OLD GRANDPA'S
DOING RETIRED FROM THE NIGHTCLUBS🤔😤
CHASING AFTER YOUNG WOMEN WHO DON'T WANT GRANDPA ONLY FOR HIS
SS CHECKS OR VET BENEFITS 😂
RETIRE GRANDPA BECOME A DEACON IN THE CHURCH
DON'T NOT FEAR THE GIANTS!
GOD IS WITH US EMMANUEL
Lord, Jesus I bow before you in front of your throne at your feet.
The river Clear as "CRYSTAL"
NO MAN HAS SEEN GOD
STOP 🛑 LISTENING TO MEN AND WOMEN
NO SPEAKING SOUND BIBLE DOCTRINE IN Y'ALL EARS
John 1:18 that "no one has ever seen God". This means no human has seen God the Father in His full, invisible essence,
as He is spirit. Jesus Christ, the Son, has revealed or "declared" God to humanity.
Old Testament encounters, such as with Moses, were with visible, temporary manifestations of God, not His full essence.
Key Perspectives on Seeing God in the Bible:
John 1:18 Context: The verse clarifies that while no human has seen the full glory of God, Jesus, who is "in the bosom of the Father," makes Him known.
Old Testament "Appearances" (Theophanies): When figures like Moses (Exodus 33) or Abraham saw "God," they were likely experiencing a theophany—a temporary, physical, and visible representation of God, often believed to be the pre-incarnate Jesus.
"Face-to-Face" Meaning: Moses speaking with God "face to face" is understood as an idiom for extreme intimacy, friendship, and direct communication, not a literal face-to-face viewing of God's essence.
Limits to Human Sight: In Exodus 33:20, God explicitly tells Moses,
"you cannot see my face, for no one may see me and live," confirming that God’s full glory is beyond human capacity to endure.
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