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Atributes Of God
Omnipotent - (of a deity) having unlimited power.

Omniscience - All knowing, in the state of knowing everything.

Omnipresent - Everywhere at the same time.

Truth - The state of being true.

Immutable - Unchanging over time, or unable to be changed

Holy - absolute moral purity, blameless, separated in majestic light and glory.

Preeminent - Superior in the highest place of ascendancy, above all, over all, surpassing all, to the point that nothing and no one else can even come close.

Righteous - First and foremost to the perfection and uprightness of the divine nature, thoughts, feelings and actions are always right or correct. God's righteousness means He Himself is the final absolute or perfect standard of what is right and just.

Good - The sweetness, friendliness, benevolence, and generosity of God is the broader category encompassing several of God's moral attributes. His goodness toward those in misery we call mercy. God is light and in Him there is no darkness. God always acts in accordance to what is right, true. Goodness is part of God’s nature, and He cannot contradict His nature. Holiness and righteousness are part of God’s nature; He cannot do anything that is unholy or unrighteous. God is the standard of all that is good. The fact that God is good means that He has no evil in Him, His intentions and motivations are always good, He always does what is right, and the outcome of His plan is always good (see Genesis 50:20). There is nothing unpleasant, evil, or dark in Him. He is the quality of perfection.

Aseity - The quality or state of being self-derived or self-originated. God exists of Himself. God is completely self-sufficient, having within Himself the sufficient reason for His own existence.

Gracious - God is full of constant love and abounds in compassion and loving-kindness. He is so kind and tenderhearted and patient with people who fail Him! His love is like a flooding river overflowing its banks with kindness. The gracious God is consistently favorable towards people.

Immanence - God is present in time and space and His attributes are known to us.

Faithful - God is unchanging in his nature, true to his Word, has promised salvation to his people, and will keep his promises forever.

Just - God is morally right and fair.

Eternal - Exists forever.

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Parables - A simple story told by Jesus used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson.

Crucifixion - The death and sacrifice of Jesus on the cross to shed His blood in remission of all people's sin.

Resurrection - To be raised from the dead and to live again after being dead. Jesus is the first fruits of the resurrection. Friday dead, Sunday risen.

Law - The law in the Old Testament is based on the 10 commandments God gave Moses on Mount Sinai. There are 613 Mosaic law divided into 3 parts, Moral law, Sacrificial law and Custom law. The penalty for breaking the law depending on the offense consisted in death, stripes, imprisonment, or the payment of money, which were fixed by the law (De 22:19,29), or left to the determination of the injured party (Ex 21:22). Jesus fulfilled and paid the penalty of the law which is death by His sacrifice on the cross.

Grace - The undeserved love and favor of God that is freely given and cannot be earned.

Faith - Hebrews 11:1, Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. The trust in the word of an an unseen God.

Believing - To accept something as true. The New Testament Greek word pisteuo (believe) means to be convinced of something or give credence to. We must be convinced that it is an historical fact that more than 2,000 years ago Jesus Christ died on a cross and rose again on the third day. It means trust so strongly in God we are willing to commit our lives to Him even unto death and live the way we know He wants us to live. The Bible teaches that believing is equivalent to obeying.

Repentance - To turn away from sin and overcome.

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Time - The delay of God's final judgement.

More To Come.