7,584
edits
ELTB Introduction: Difference between revisions
From 2nd Book
Jump to navigationJump to search
no edit summary
m (1 revision imported) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{bl| ELTB Introduction }} | {{bl| ELTB Introduction }} | ||
'''By AI''' | |||
1. God desires for all to know him, and thus he created the world. Everything in creation serves as a lesson about God. Learning about God from the stars and stones is challenging, but it is easier to understand through words and actions. | |||
2. God selected certain individuals to instruct others about him, but they were not well-acquainted with him themselves. Therefore, God used them as actors in a play. Their lives became a parable to educate us about God. In this play, we learn from stones and stars based on what God has said about them. | |||
3. God concealed valuable lessons for us in the history of Israel. In this text, we will examine the dietary laws of the Hebrews and discern what they reveal about God. | |||
---- | |||
God wants everyone to know him. So he made the world. [1] Everything he made teaches about him. [2] It is difficult for us to learn about God from stars and stones. It is easier to learn through words and actions. | God wants everyone to know him. So he made the world. [1] Everything he made teaches about him. [2] It is difficult for us to learn about God from stars and stones. It is easier to learn through words and actions. | ||
