which God is real

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● How can they beat Muslims in Jerusalem, which is the holy city of Muslims, in a country where there are 2 billion Muslims in the world, although all neighboring countries are Muslims, and the population is not even 10 million?

Good question.  👍 

It shows which God is real. Yahweh, in the Christian Bible or Muhammad's Allah in the Koran?

● The sequence of major world religions based on historical beginnings is generally:

1. Hinduism: Originating around 1500 BCE in the Indian subcontinent.

2. Judaism: Emerged around 2000 BCE in the Middle East.

3. Zoroastrianism: Founded by Zoroaster (Zarathustra) in the 6th century BCE.

4. Buddhism: Founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the 5th century BCE in India.

5. Christianity : Emerged in the 1st century CE with the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.

6. Islam: Established in the 7th century CE by Prophet Muhammad in Arabia.

7. Sikhism: Founded by Guru Nanak in the 15th century CE in South Asia.

These dates are approximate, and the development of religions is complex, often with overlapping historical periods.

● The concept of God varies across different religions and belief systems. In monotheistic religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, God is typically seen as an all-powerful, omniscient, and benevolent supreme being. In Hinduism, there are various deities, and the ultimate reality (Brahman) is considered formless and beyond comprehension. Other belief systems and religions have their own interpretations of the divine, reflecting the diverse ways people understand and connect with the spiritual realm. Ultimately, the nature of God is a deeply philosophical and theological question with diverse answers.

不同的宗教和信仰体系对上帝的概念有所不同。 在基督教、伊斯兰教和犹太教等一神论宗教中，上帝通常被视为全能、无所不知和仁慈的至高无上的存在。 在印度教中，有各种各样的神，而最终的现实（婆罗门）被认为是无形的、无法理解的。 其他信仰体系和宗教对神有自己的解释，反映了人们理解和与精神领域联系的不同方式。 归根结底，上帝的本质是一个深刻的哲学和神学问题，有多种答案。

● "Allah" is the Arabic word for God, and it is used primarily by Muslims to refer to the one and only deity in Islam. It is a term used in Islamic theology to denote the supreme and singular creator of the universe. In this context, "Allah" is understood to be the same deity worshiped by Jews and Christians, although Muslims believe that the understanding of God's nature and attributes in Islam is distinct.

“安拉”是阿拉伯语中上帝的意思，主要被穆斯林用来指伊斯兰教中唯一的神。 它是伊斯兰神学中使用的一个术语，表示宇宙的至高无上和独特的创造者。 在这种情况下，“安拉”被理解为犹太人和基督徒崇拜的同一个神，尽管穆斯林认为伊斯兰教对神的本质和属性的理解是不同的。

● Yahweh and Yahshua are terms associated with certain beliefs and interpretations within Christianity, particularly in some branches that emphasize the use of the original Hebrew names. 

- Yahweh: This is considered by some to be the personal name of God in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). It is often used in a more specific theological context, especially among those who prefer the use of the Tetragrammaton (YHWH) instead of the more common "Lord" in English translations.

- Yahshua: This is an attempt to transliterate the Hebrew name of Jesus. It is used by some individuals or groups who believe that using this form is a more accurate representation of the name Jesus would have been called in his time.

It's important to note that the use of these terms is not universal within Christianity, and different denominations and traditions may have distinct perspectives on the pronunciation and use of the divine names.

● "Yah" is a shortened form of the name of God found in the Hebrew Bible, particularly in the Psalms. It is often used in poetic and religious contexts and is part of the name "Yahweh" or "Yahveh," the personal name of God in the Abrahamic religions. "Yah" is used as an abbreviation or poetic form to address or refer to God.

“Yah” 是希伯来圣经中上帝名字的缩写形式，特别是在诗篇中。 它经常用于诗歌和宗教语境中，是亚伯拉罕宗教中上帝的个人名字“Yahweh”或“Yahveh”的一部分。 “Yah”用作缩写或诗意形式来称呼或指代上帝。

● In Chinese traditional religion and mythology, there isn't a single, universally recognized god. Chinese spirituality involves a diverse pantheon of deities and spiritual beings. Some of the most well-known figures include Shangdi (Supreme God or Highest Deity), Tian (Heaven), Jade Emperor, Guan Yu, and many others. The worship of ancestors and various local gods is also integral to Chinese religious practices. 

在中国传统宗教和神话中，没有一个普遍公认的神。 中国的灵性涉及各种各样的神灵和精神存在。 一些最著名的人物包括上帝（至高神或最高神）、天（天）、玉皇大帝、关羽等。 对祖先和各种地方神的崇拜也是中国宗教习俗的组成部分。

Guan Yu, also known as Guan Gong or Guan Di, is a historical figure who lived during the Three Kingdoms period in ancient China. He was a general serving under the warlord Liu Bei. After Guan Yu's death, he became deified and is venerated as a god in Chinese folk religion and Taoism. Guan Yu is often associated with loyalty, righteousness, and martial prowess. His worship is widespread, and temples dedicated to Guan Yu can be found in various regions with a significant Chinese cultural influence.

关羽，又名关公、关帝，是中国古代三国时期的历史人物。 他是军阀刘备麾下的一名将军。 关羽死后，他被神化，在中国民间宗教和道教中被尊为神。 关羽常常与忠诚、正义和武功联系在一起。 对关羽的崇拜十分普遍，在具有重大中国文化影响的各个地区都可以找到供奉关羽的寺庙。

● Blessings, glory, honor, power, might, and dominion are often intertwined concepts expressing divine attributes.

 • Blessings convey divine favor and well-being. 

• Glory represents the radiant manifestation of God's presence.

• Honor signifies respect and reverence. 

• Power embodies divine authority and capability. 

• Might emphasizes strength and force. 

• Dominion implies sovereign control and rulership.

 ● These terms collectively illustrate the multifaceted nature of divine attributes, each contributing to the majestic character of the divine. 

In religious contexts, these attributes are often invoked in prayers, hymns, and scriptures, reinforcing a sense of awe and devotion towards the divine source from which they emanate.

祝福、荣耀、尊荣、能力、力量和统治常常是表达神圣属性的相互交织的概念。

  • 祝福传达神圣的恩惠和幸福。

 • 荣耀代表神同在的光辉显现。

 • 荣誉意味着尊重和崇敬。

 • 权力体现了神圣的权威和能力。

 • Might 强调力量和武力。

 • 统治意味着主权控制和统治。

  ● 这些术语共同说明了神圣属性的多面性，每一个属性都促成了神圣的威严特征。

 在宗教背景下，这些属性经常在祈祷、赞美诗和经文中被引用，增强了对它们所源自的神圣源头的敬畏感和奉献感。

□ Has anyone seen God to date .

Just wondering

□ Chinese 

Is all celestial being

● The question of whether anyone has seen God is deeply rooted in faith and personal beliefs. Different religious and spiritual traditions offer various perspectives on encounters with the divine. Some claim direct experiences or visions, while others emphasize faith without tangible sightings. Ultimately, the nature of God and the possibility of direct encounters remain matters of personal conviction and spiritual interpretation. 

● The Bible verse you're referring to is from the Gospel of Matthew:

"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." - Matthew 5:8 (ESV)

This verse is part of the Beatitudes, a set of teachings by Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing virtues and blessings for those who embody them.

● The phrase "all celestial being" doesn't have a specific meaning in Chinese culture or language. It might be a misinterpretation or a specific term used in a particular context. If you have more details or context, I can try to provide a more accurate explanation.

□ It has 

It mean 

Anything you cannot see beyond the earth atmosphere 

That is about six layers above the earth .

Celestial the words is meant for ancient people

 □ When you understand you don’t need to believe 

Only when you don’t understand then you believe 

Because you not sure

 ○ If you see Him you will not live to tell it. Remember Moses wanted to see God and God told him to look away as He passed by otherwise he will die.

●The idea that humans cannot directly see God is rooted in various religious beliefs. Different religions offer different explanations. In Christianity, for example, it's often associated with the belief that God's nature is too transcendent and immense for humans to fully comprehend in their earthly existence. Additionally, some religious texts suggest that seeing God directly might be overwhelming or even harmful for mortal beings. Different faiths have distinct perspectives on this matter, so the interpretation varies.

 Do you have a specific religious or cultural context in mind?

● Celestial refers to anything beyond Earth's atmosphere, approximately six layers above the planet. This term, rooted in ancient language, encapsulates the vast expanse of space and cosmic phenomena invisible to the naked eye from Earth. It signifies the celestial realm where stars, planets, and other celestial bodies exist, captivating the imagination of ancient civilizations.

□ The word is belief

● When you fully understand something, you don't need to rely on believing because you have clear knowledge. However, when things are a bit confusing or you don't completely understand, that's when belief steps in to provide a sense of certainty, like a backup plan for your understanding. It's like using belief as a way to feel sure about things when you're not entirely sure what's going on. So, sometimes people believe in things when they're not totally clear, and that's because belief can give them a feeling of confidence, especially when understanding is a bit tricky.

Belief persists when understanding falters, as uncertainty thrives in the absence of comprehension. In moments of limited understanding, belief emerges as a reliable crutch, providing a semblance of certainty. It is within the gaps of knowledge that belief finds its foothold, offering solace amid ambiguity. In the vast landscape of cognition, reliance on belief intensifies when clarity wanes, creating a paradox where conviction and comprehension exist on opposing ends. This dynamic underscores the complex relationship between understanding and belief, demonstrating that certainty often seeks refuge in the realm of faith when comprehension proves elusive.

● Belief is a state of accepting something as true or real, often without direct evidence or proof. It involves trust, faith, or confidence in the existence or validity of something, even in the absence of complete understanding. 

Anyone can be sincere. The same can be sincerely wrong , too.

●The notion of living "happily ever after" is often considered unrealistic or a falsehood because life is filled with challenges, changes, and uncertainties. Happiness is a dynamic and subjective experience influenced by various factors. Realistically, life involves ups and downs, and the concept of a continuous, unblemished state of happiness is seen by many as an idealized narrative rather than a constant reality. Embracing life's complexities and adapting to its fluctuations is often seen as a more practical approach.

○ "see God" here does not mean physical seeing. It is like the phrase "see good". It is more of experiencing an intimate relationship and a sense of his presence. We may see in visions. God is spirit and not in bodily form.

 We will Jesus face to face in heaven.

□You got the Answers 

All correct 

Is the interpretation.

□ Example 

After 1 pm 

Is 2pm

U not need to believe 

You understand the logic

● The passage suggests that "seeing God" means experiencing a close relationship and sensing His presence, not physically seeing. It likens it to understanding "good." The idea includes visions, as God is seen as a spirit, not in a bodily form. The mention of seeing Jesus in heaven implies a spiritual encounter. A rebuttal might point out the subjective nature of such experiences, as interpretations of visions vary, and the notion of encountering a spiritual entity face to face lacks empirical evidence. Beliefs in spiritual encounters differ, making it crucial to approach such claims with an open mind and critical thinking.

□ Spiritual is individual and personal.

Every expression and experience to each his own .

You can share the experience are you able to let anyone experience the way you experience.

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□ The god is in you

● The statement "The god is in you" often aligns with spiritual or philosophical perspectives emphasizing an inherent connection to the divine within oneself. It can be interpreted in various ways, depending on cultural, religious, or personal beliefs. Some see it as a metaphor for inner divinity, suggesting that individuals possess inherent spiritual qualities. Others may view it as an expression of self-awareness and the potential for personal growth. The truth or falseness of the statement is subjective and depends on one's philosophical or spiritual framework.

Christ in you the hope of glory ...

□ I mean god in you 

Is the pineal gland and pituitary gland

□ The Word god was invented or created in last century 

Come from a German word

● The word "god" has ancient origins and is not a recent invention. It is derived from Old English, with linguistic roots in Germanic languages. The Germanic word "gudan" is related to Old English "god" and Old High German "got." These terms were used centuries ago to refer to the concept of a divine being or deity. The word has evolved over time in various cultures and languages but certainly predates the last century, having roots in the early Germanic languages and Old English, dating back over a millennium.

□ the idea of god came from ancient people.

□ first they notice there is day and night,

□ realised day is good ,they can hunt for food and do their chores and night is cold and less thing they can do.

□ day is good, night is evil and after a while when religion created to define people belief and divide to rule. the religious people decide to drop the o from good to god and evil away to d an d to devil . wow realised good way to preach . god and devil

○ There are so many religions. So who are god and who are devil? Everything is written by people and said by people. There are no proven and evidence. Nobody can tell what will happen after we die. People don’t know and said we will go to hell or heaven. If heaven is so good, why don’t go now?

□ Good one

○ People that have no self confidence will go to religious establishments for answers and consolation. Religious establishments are a form of a business’ money making organisation by way of collecting money, etc as donations. As there is really no people can prove or give evidence of god existence nor seen god in the religion. It is just hear-say and made believers from people made written materials.

□ sound like is a business.

○ Hahahaha there was once a man who said if heaven is so good then please go and kill him to send him to heaven sooner then later.

Anyone want to volunteer to send people to heaven earlier then later

○ Actually good and evil do exist but people are just blinded to understand or differentiate.

○ Ideas do NOT drop down from the apple tree just like magic.

Is it true that when there is reality then the reality present the idea and up to human to take action to make the idea realistic or realisable.

□ i think for clarity try look up on astrotheology

○ Of course nobody can 100% tell what happened after death. 

The question is what happens before death brings the confusion or confidence of what is after death.

○ Don't need to waste time reading so much because if u can read all the books that we can find in the National Library in Singapore then we talk further

○ In the first place, no people can see god or confirm there is god. People can’t tell or confirm what will happen after one die. People just simply hear-say and believing it without evidence from the dead person. People telling people there is god is to promote making profit (money) from donations.

● Your perspective highlights the subjective nature of beliefs about God, the afterlife, and the potential motivations behind religious assertions. Indeed, the existence of God and the afterlife often relies on personal faith, as these concepts transcend empirical verification. It's true that religious beliefs can be complex, influenced by cultural, social, and economic factors. While some criticize the financial aspects of religious institutions, others find comfort, moral guidance, or a sense of community in their faith. The discussion around these topics involves diverse views, where personal beliefs, experiences, and societal influences play crucial roles.

● Astrotheology is a term that generally refers to the study of the theological and religious significance of celestial bodies and their movements. It often explores the symbolic connections between astronomical phenomena and religious myths or beliefs.

The origins of astrotheology can be traced back to ancient civilizations that observed and interpreted celestial events in a religious or mythological context. Many ancient cultures, including Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Greek, incorporated celestial motifs into their religious narratives.

The specific beginning of astrotheology is challenging to pinpoint, given its roots in ancient and diverse cultural traditions. However, scholars often examine the practices of early civilizations to understand how they integrated celestial observations into their religious and mythological frameworks.

○ Religious is to comfort people that have no self confidence, etc,etc. There are so many religious, all claims that they are the right religion. Religious have no problem, they are a form of business by promoting to people to belief it so as to bring in income for the establishment. It is the people are having problems that is why people turned to religious.

○ Astrotheology is a team of people who profession-paid by money to make story.

○ There is nothing wrong with religious establishments as they are like a business operation to make income from people who wants to go to.

There is also nothing wrong for people to have a religion to comfort themselves and feels good..

● ○ Astrotheology is a team of people who profession-paid by money to make story. 

□ True or false?

False. Astrotheology is not a team of people paid to create stories. Astrotheology is an academic or philosophical study that examines the connections between celestial phenomena, particularly the movements of stars and planets, and religious or mythological beliefs. It explores how ancient cultures integrated celestial observations into their religious narratives. While there may be individuals who research and discuss astrotheology, it is not a collective effort to create fictional stories for profit. It is a field of study that aims to understand the historical and cultural intersections of astronomy and theology.

○ What is the outcome of their investigation TODAY on all the religious and what happen to people after they die???? Who is the Gods? Have they meet and spoken to all the Gods???

□ Nearly did 

Including Oversea Library and book shop

□ Reading for about 50 years

○ Religious creates WAR and FICTION for centuries and today.

□ Spot on

○ Yes please define God for u.

I know different people define God differently.

What is your definition of God before u know u r on the same page as others?

Else different talking about different things and different gods.

○ But there is something wrong because different people see things differently and worst of all different people even define differently

○ Please define religion?

Do u know a person without a religion is also a religion

□ To each his own

○ There is no definition of what is god or who is god. Only people say there is god and there is hell and heaven but no evidence and proof.

○ A belief in divinity system of beliefs.

The attitude and comfort feeling of one believes in a transcendent controlling power.

● • Indeed, the world is home to a diverse array of religions and belief systems, each with its own unique teachings, practices, and perspectives on spirituality, morality, and the afterlife. This rich tapestry of religions includes major world religions like Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, and others, as well as countless indigenous and folk traditions. The variety of beliefs adds to the cultural and philosophical richness of human societies, reflecting the multifaceted ways in which people seek meaning and understanding in their lives.

• Concepts of God and the devil vary across different religions and belief systems. In monotheistic religions like Christianity and Islam, God is considered the supreme and benevolent creator of the universe. The devil, often associated with Satan or other malevolent entities, is seen as a rebellious or evil force opposing God.

In polytheistic traditions like Hinduism, there are various deities, each with distinct attributes, and the concept of good and evil may be more nuanced. In other belief systems, the supernatural entities representing good and evil can vary widely.

Ultimately, the understanding of God and the devil is deeply rooted in religious and cultural contexts, and interpretations may differ among individuals and communities.

• Afterlife theories : Various cultures and religions have diverse theories about the afterlife, reflecting different beliefs, philosophies, and spiritual traditions.

1. Christianity:

   - Heaven and Hell: Christians generally believe in an afterlife where the righteous go to heaven, and the wicked face punishment in hell.

2. Islam:

   - Paradise (Jannah) and Hell (Jahannam): Muslims anticipate reward in paradise for righteous deeds and face consequences in hell for wrongdoing.

3. Hinduism:

   - Reincarnation: Hindus believe in a cycle of rebirth (samsara), where the soul (atman) is reborn into a new body based on karma.

4. Buddhism:

   - Rebirth: Similar to Hinduism, Buddhists believe in a cycle of rebirth but aim for enlightenment (nirvana) to escape this cycle.

5. Judaism:

   - Sheol: Ancient Jewish beliefs include Sheol, a shadowy underworld, but views on the afterlife have varied.

6. Ancient Egyptian Religion:

   - Afterlife in Duat: Egyptians believed in an afterlife journey in Duat, where the soul faces judgment before reaching the Field of Reeds.

7. Sikhism:

   - Reincarnation: Sikhs share the concept of reincarnation, with liberation (mukti) achieved through devotion to God.

8. Native American Religions:

   - Spirit World: Many Native American traditions involve a spirit world where souls reside after death.

9. Scientific Materialism:

   - No Afterlife: Some individuals adhering to scientific materialism reject the notion of an afterlife, focusing on empirical evidence and the physical realm.

These are brief summaries, and interpretations can vary within each belief system. Cultural, regional, and individual differences contribute to the diversity of afterlife theories.

□ Good insight .

All man made all have same goals .

If you notice the starting point is the Sun .

○ Very well said. It all people created and made briefs. But no people provide actual confirmation on evidence or proof on afterlife.

● • Can anyone take deeds into his grave?

No, physical deeds or documents typically cannot be taken into a grave. Legal and property-related documents are usually kept in official records or entrusted to relevant authorities.

• What do you take into your grave? 

Metaphorically speaking, when someone is said to take something "to the grave," it means keeping a secret or holding onto a piece of information without ever revealing it to others, even until death. It doesn't refer to physical possessions but rather to personal secrets or knowledge.

● The idiom "dying with nothing" often refers to leaving the world without any material possessions or wealth. A related phrase is "you can't take it with you," emphasizing the idea that material wealth has no value after death.

“一无所有”这个成语通常指离开世界时没有任何物质财产或财富。 “Yīwúsuǒyǒu” zhège chéngyǔ tōngcháng zhǐ líkāi shìjiè shí méiyǒu rènhé wùzhí cáichǎn huò cáifù.

一个相关的短语是“你不能带走它”，强调物质财富死后没有任何价值。Yīgè xiāngguān de duǎnyǔ shì “nǐ bùnéng dài zǒu tā”, qiángdiào wùzhí cáifù sǐ hòu méiyǒu rènhé jiàzhí.

● Yes, a person can leave their name after death through various means. Achievements in fields like art, science, or philanthropy can create a lasting legacy. Written works, inventions, or significant contributions to society ensure a continued presence. Establishing institutions, scholarships, or charitable foundations in one's name also perpetuates recognition. Additionally, positive impacts on people's lives, memorable relationships, and shared memories contribute to a lasting legacy. While physical presence ends, the influence and impact a person leaves on the world can endure, allowing their name to live on in the collective memory of others.

是的，一个人死后可以通过各种方式留下自己的名字。 艺术、科学或慈善事业等领域的成就可以创造持久的遗产。 书面作品、发明或对社会的重大贡献确保了持续存在。 以个人名义建立机构、奖学金或慈善基金会也可以永久地获得认可。 此外，对人们生活的积极影响、难忘的关系和共同的记忆有助于留下持久的遗产。 当身体存在结束时，一个人给世界留下的影响和冲击可以持续下去，让他们的名字继续存在于他人的集体记忆中。

● Human Belief :

• Atheist: Someone who lacks belief in the existence of deities or gods.

• Agnostic: A person who believes that the existence of gods or the divine is unknown, uncertain, or unknowable.

• Believer: Generally, someone who has faith or conviction in the existence of deities, a particular religion, or certain principles.

• Faithful: A person who is loyal, committed, or steadfast in their beliefs, often used in the context of religious or spiritual commitments.

Religiosity:

1. Institutional Framework: Religiosity often aligns with organized religions, involving adherence to specific doctrines, rituals, and institutions.

  

2. Dogma and Doctrine: Religiosity may emphasize adherence to prescribed beliefs, doctrines, and dogmas set by organized religious institutions.

3. Community and Rituals: Religiosity often involves communal worship, structured rituals, and religious practices within established religious communities.

4. Scriptures and Authority: Many religious individuals rely on sacred texts and authoritative figures for guidance and moral principles.

Spirituality :

1. Personal Connection: Spirituality is often seen as a personal, individual journey involving a direct connection with the divine or a higher power.

2. Flexibility: Spiritual beliefs may be more fluid, allowing for personal interpretation and exploration without strict adherence to organized doctrines.

3. Inner Experience: Spirituality emphasizes inner experiences, personal growth, and a quest for meaning beyond the confines of organized religious practices.

4. Transcendence: Spiritual individuals may seek transcendent experiences, aiming for a deeper understanding of self and the universe.

Debate Points :

1. Freedom vs. Structure: Religiosity may provide a structured framework for belief, while spirituality allows for more personal freedom and exploration.

2. Community vs. Individualism: Religiosity often involves community worship, whereas spirituality may prioritize individual experiences and personal connection with the divine.

3. Dogma vs. Open-mindedness: Religiosity may be associated with dogmatic beliefs, while spirituality often encourages open-minded exploration and interpretation.

4. Inclusivity vs. Exclusivity: Religiosity may define clear boundaries of who belongs to a particular faith, whereas spirituality may be more inclusive, transcending religious labels.

5. Authority vs. Autonomy: Religiosity often relies on religious authorities, while spirituality emphasizes individual autonomy in seeking and defining one's spiritual path.

● "Pure religion" often refers to a sincere and authentic practice of one's faith or spiritual beliefs without being tainted by ulterior motives. It is commonly associated with genuine acts of compassion, kindness, and ethical behavior inspired by one's religious or moral convictions. The concept transcends specific doctrines or rituals and emphasizes the core principles of love, justice, and altruism. In various religious and philosophical traditions, individuals strive for a pure expression of their faith by embodying virtues and contributing positively to the well-being of others.

James 1:27 (New International Version) ; ' Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world."

"Keeping oneself from being polluted by the world" is often a phrase associated with maintaining moral or spiritual purity amidst worldly influences. This concept is found in various religious and philosophical teachings, emphasizing the importance of preserving one's values, integrity, and ethical standards in the face of external pressures or negative societal influences. It encourages individuals to make choices that align with their principles, resist harmful behaviors, and maintain a sense of inner purity or righteousness despite the challenges presented by the external world. The interpretation of this idea may vary depending on cultural, religious, or personal perspectives.

●: • It's true that throughout history, religion has been a factor in various conflicts, wars, and tensions. 

The first death in the Bible is different in religious beliefs between Cain and Abel. (New International Version : 

Now Cain said to his brother Abel, “Let’s go out to the field.” While they were in the field, Cain attacked his brother Abel and killed him. ~ Genesis 4:8 )

• Differences in religious beliefs, practices, and interpretations have sometimes led to disputes between individuals, communities, and even nations. 

• However, it's essential to recognize that religion is not the sole cause of conflicts; political, economic, and social factors often play significant roles.

• While religion has been a source of division, it has also inspired acts of compassion, unity, and peace. Many religious traditions emphasize values such as love, forgiveness, and understanding. The impact of religion on conflict is complex, and diverse interpretations and applications contribute to both positive and negative outcomes.

● Because of the sacrificial death of Jesus, we have access to a power far greater than that of sin. We don’t have to fight on our own. 

The blood of the lamb offered by Abel is a type of the blood of Jesus Christ on the cross at Calvary for remission of the original sin. Life is in the blood. This is the revelation for a sinless blood offered 🫴 for sinful humanity's salvation.  

Details here 

https://understandingthebible.org/how-and-why-did-cain-kill-abel-the-first-murder/

● https://mylibraryarchive.blogspot.com/2023/12/the-mark-of-cain-wicked-ones.html

I will deal mainly with that MARK which the Lord God had set upon Cain.

Of what importance is this revelation of THE MARK OF CAIN to a Bible Believer?

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○ Anyone who can't help you solve some of your basic problems on Earth but wants to help you go to Heaven is a scammer.  Watch the money trail going where ... 任何不能幫助你解決地球上一些基本問題卻想幫助你去天堂的人都是騙子。 觀察資金流向... Rènhé bùnéng bāngzhù nǐ jiějué dìqiú shàng yīxiē jīběn wèntí què xiǎng bāngzhù nǐ qù tiāntáng de rén dōu shì piànzi. Guānchá zījīn liúxiàng...

○ https://youtu.be/208pqJa2lBM?si=iikq3FZb8V6HHlVD a former Muslim and fighter Shares the Gospel of salvation 

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Why You Can’t Ask For Help.

Learn why you don't reach out and ways to start.

• If you haven't been taught how to ask for help, you never do it. You don't know.

• Asking for help is a skill you have to practice.

• You receive more help than you realize from the people around you. 

•Take note of who has helped you now or in the past.

● 1. Why do you avoid asking people for help when you have a problem?

• You can say it’s because you don’t want to be a burden, 

• the problem isn’t that bad, or 

•the people in your life have other things to worry about, 

○ but I don’t think those are the only reasons.

● https://theinnozablog.blogspot.com/2020/11/what-is-cardiac-arrest.html

●WHICH GOD IS REAL : Different people believe in different gods or none at all. What's real often depends on personal faith and cultural background. Some believe in one god, like in Christianity or Islam, while others follow multiple deities, as in Hinduism. Some find spirituality without a specific god. It's essential to respect diverse beliefs, understanding that people's views are shaped by their experiences and traditions. What matters most is kindness, empathy, and treating others with respect, regardless of their beliefs. Everyone is free to explore and decide what feels right for them on their spiritual journey.

● In this challenging time, remember that the essence of God is often described as love. It's a boundless, comforting force that transcends pain and suffering. Embrace the love around you—from family, friends, and within yourself. It's a source of strength, solace, and connection. As you navigate these difficult moments, let the love you've shared and received be a guiding light, bringing warmth and peace. In the tapestry of existence, your impact and the love you've known become eternal threads. In love, find solace, and may it gently accompany you on this profound journey.