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God wants everyone to know him | God wants everyone to know him | ||
Everything God made is designed to teach about him. | Everything God made is designed to teach about him. However, it is difficult to learn from the stars and rocks. We learn easier through words and actions. | ||
God chose some people; the Hebrews, to teach everyone else about him | |||
So God wrote a play and chose the Hebrews to be the actors. [3] He gave them some commandments, a tabernacle, and some feasts to live by. These things were the script for the play, acting out who God was and what he had done for them. Everyone else would watch the play and learn about God. [4] | |||
God used their lives to write another story. [5] [6] Using things in their history as symbols, God wrote about himself, Jesus, and the cross. [7] | God chose some people; the Hebrews, to teach everyone else about him | ||
In this book, we will look at the script; the rules God gave them about things they could eat. Through the symbols, good and bad teachers will be revealed by their behaviors. | |||
, but they didn't know him very well themselves. | |||
So God wrote a play and chose the Hebrews to be the actors. [3] | |||
He gave them some commandments, a tabernacle, and some feasts to live by. These things were the script for the play, acting out who God was and what he had done for them. | |||
Everyone else would watch the play and learn about God. [4] | |||
God used their lives to write another story. [5] [6] | |||
Using things in their history as symbols, God wrote about himself, Jesus, and the cross. [7] | |||
In this book, we will look at the script; the rules God gave them about things they could eat. Through the symbols, good and bad teachers will be revealed by their behaviors.</ref> | |||
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