My Book of Faith: 03 The Origin and Nature of God

God's Introduction
Forword
SECTION I: Background
1. Meet The Author
2. How God Communicated with Me
SECTION II: The Story of Creation
1. The Origin and Nature of God
2. In The Beginning
  - The Creation of the World
  - The Life God Created
3. Life in Heaven
SECTION III: Our Separation from God
SECTION IV: Understanding Salvation
1. The Purpose, Life and Death of Jesus Christ
2. The Mystery that is Mary, Mother of God
  - Queen of Heaven and the Universe
3. The Path of Salvation
4. The Road Less Travelled
5. The Promises of Salvation
SECTION V: Building Your Relationship With God

Section 2 The Story Of Creation - 03 The Origin And Nature Of God

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Question: What does the letter I mean?

God’s answer:

Origin

Question: Why did you previously say that Eli, pronounced as (/ˈiːlaɪ/) (God, the highest) is the name you are called in Heaven?

God’s answer:

Formal and informal

Question: So I is informal and Eli is formal?

God’s answer:

I is personal.

Question: What I’m picking up is that we refer to you as “I” because we see you as our self, The Father, is this correct?

God’s answer:

First person
I AM the I AM

I AM the vine, you are My branches.

Meaning: We refer to God as Father because He is really our Father. In the Chapter 22, The final chapter, God explains this relationship..

Question: So if you are really our Father, then why don’t we call you Father In Heaven?

God’s answer:

Spelled differently

I AM HE.

Meaning: “I” is Father.

Question: So, why do we address you as Father and not “I” (same as in Heaven)?

God’s answer:

You don’t know what “I” means. You are not yet here.

Meaning: Father, is the closest word in our world that resembles the meaning of “I”.. The word God used is analogous. (Comparable in certain respects, typically in a way that makes clearer the nature of the things compared⁷)

You are not yet here means that we cannot fully comprehend God’s name as “I” until we are in Heaven. God uses the sentence “ You are not yet here”, as He is “Our Father who art in Heaven.”

⁷ 'Analogous: Definition Of Analogous In Oxford Dictionary (American English) (US)' (Oxforddictionaries.com, 2016) <http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/analogous> accessed 31 March 2016.

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