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Diotrephes · 70-79, M
@Casheyane What's your god's name?
Kaetana · 56-60, F
@Diotrephes mostly I refer to him as God. Sometimes Our ‘Father & Our Lord’
Diotrephes · 70-79, M
Kaetana · 56-60, F
@Diotrephes you are right God is often referred to by many different names .
So then when you asked “ Which one do you worship “
I responded & told you dear 😊
It’s much like having a handful of names for a flesh & blood 🩸 parent Father / dad/ pops/ Sir . Your reffing to same parent & the list of names can go on.
I happen to use a handful references 🙏🏽
So then when you asked “ Which one do you worship “
I responded & told you dear 😊
It’s much like having a handful of names for a flesh & blood 🩸 parent Father / dad/ pops/ Sir . Your reffing to same parent & the list of names can go on.
I happen to use a handful references 🙏🏽
Casheyane · 31-35, F
@Diotrephes
What is my God's name? It's the first time someone asked me that. :) The first name that comes to mind is Yahweh. But it does not feel reverent enough. You do not call your human mother by name, nor your father.
How much more love and reverence would you have for Someone who is everything?
If I say my God is the one who parted the Red Sea, the one who David believed when He had the audacity and faith to defeat Goliath with slingshot and a stone, the Creator of Heaven and Earth, now these would feel more fitting...but still a bit lacking.
If someone asks me who He is, the answer would come with awed reverence and submission and confident trust.
Who is He to me? My God, my savior, my best friend. My Father in Heaven. My favorite companion.
What is my God's name?
The answer that fits is love.
What is my God's name? It's the first time someone asked me that. :) The first name that comes to mind is Yahweh. But it does not feel reverent enough. You do not call your human mother by name, nor your father.
How much more love and reverence would you have for Someone who is everything?
If I say my God is the one who parted the Red Sea, the one who David believed when He had the audacity and faith to defeat Goliath with slingshot and a stone, the Creator of Heaven and Earth, now these would feel more fitting...but still a bit lacking.
If someone asks me who He is, the answer would come with awed reverence and submission and confident trust.
Who is He to me? My God, my savior, my best friend. My Father in Heaven. My favorite companion.
What is my God's name?
The answer that fits is love.