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God is the source of true and eternal happiness and is synonymous with bliss. He is all-knowing and the governor of material existence. When one has complete faith in God, they receive God's grace and are liberated from material illusion. God enlivens material nature through His grace and oversees all souls, providing divine knowledge and protection to those who surrender to Him. He resides in all beings as the supreme soul and witness, beyond material qualities.
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The document describes the key attributes of God as revealed in the Bible. It discusses God's independence (aseity), eternity, goodness by loving and tolerating humanity, holiness as being pure and undefiled, consistency (immutability), unlimited nature (infinity), establishment of justice, ability to do whatever He wills (omnipotence), presence everywhere (omnipresence), perfect knowledge of all things (omniscience), and supremacy over all creation (sovereignty). It concludes that God is the one and only deity worthy of worship, praise, and adoration due to His perfect and loving character.Who Is True God?
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10 awesome attributes of godPRINTDESK by Dan
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God has 10 attributes that are described in the document:
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2) Omnipotent - God is able to do anything.
3) Omnipresent - God is present everywhere at all times.
4) Immutable - God never changes.Krishna voice
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attribute of the true God in this modern world.pptxmedallahelengrace
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The document outlines eight essential attributes of God as presented in various scriptures: God is eternal, self-sufficient, self-existent, sovereign, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, and immutable. Each attribute is supported by biblical references, emphasizing God's greatness, independence, and ultimate power over all creation. The descriptions highlight that God needs nothing and is unchanged by time or circumstance.who is Godwho is Godwho is Godwho is God
who is Godwho is Godwho is Godwho is Godmaricarcardenas04
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God has many attributes that help define who he is. Three of these are that he is infinite, immutable, and self-sufficient. God has always existed and will always exist, he never changes, and he needs nothing from creation as he is complete within himself. Understanding God's attributes, like his eternal and unchanging nature, allows humans to know and have confidence in their creator even if they can't fully comprehend him.Hindu concept of creation of the universe .
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Hindu scriptures provide several creation myths explaining the origin of the universe in cyclical terms. One myth describes the universe emerging from the dismemberment of a cosmic man, with all living things originating from different parts of his body. Gods like Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are seen as responsible for the creative acts of each cycle of creation and destruction. The universe is said to undergo repeated cycles of creation, existence, and dissolution within broader cycles of time.Articlesoftheislamicfaithbyghazali
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- 1. True happiness is synonymous with God and that is eternal, unlimited, infinite, permanent and immeasureable. (Chandogya Upanishad) Once divine bliss is attained, it is attained forever. (Vedas) God is bliss (ananda). From bliss all beings are born, in bliss all beings are sustained, and into bliss all beings will merge at the time of complete dissolution of the universe. (Taitariya Upanishad) God is omniscient (all-knowing). He Himself is the form of knowledge. (Mundak Upanishad, 1/2/9) He is God, the supreme divine personality who is the governor of Maya (material energy). He is the one in whom the material universe exists and from whom the material universe evolves. Within Him the material universe is established, and due to His inspiration the material universe is produced. (Bhagwatam, 10/18/4) God does exist, and He can be experienced. When you have complete faith in Him, you receive God's grace fully, and due to this you are liberated from Maya forever. (Vedas)
- 2. God is omniscient and omnipotent. The individual soul has limited powers. Due to Maya, he is in ignorance and attached to the sense objects of the world. Both God and the souls are eternal. Apart from these two there is a third eternal existence: Maya. God is supreme. He enlivens Maya through His grace, and with this inspiration, Maya creates this universe. God is not the direct creator of this world. (Vedas) Krishna says in the Bhagavad Gita, "I am the ultimate goal of the all the souls. I am their protector. I grace them with divine knowledge and love. I am their loving supreme God. I am the observer of the actions of the souls. All the souls reside in Me; I am their ultimate refuge when they humbly surrender to Me." (Bhagavad Gita, 9/18) God is one. He resides in the hearts of all the living beings. He is omnipresent. He is the supreme soul of all the souls and graciously observes all their actions as an eternal witness. He is absolute bliss, which is beyond all mayic (material) qualities. (Shvetashvatar Upanishad)