And God saw that it was good

#1 08-03-2022, 04:52 PM

“And God saw that it was good” appears as the first opinion of God in the first verses of the Bible…..just ‘good’ no implication of being relative to anything else. If we believe that we are eternal beings can we reconnect to that point ? Would that reconnection be the discovery and realization of our true Self ? Maybe the overload of information makes it difficult to see and experience this……

lostsoul13 · #2 08-03-2022, 05:39 PM

I understand pain as a spooky action at a distance- considering you can’t get relevant: world entangled and all gods work- spooky ways of the universes—- but one truth stands out the most our need for ‘lessons’ and experience a deed away from our higher selfs which are probably out of or on top of the mechanics of the ways and laws of the universe—- I saw pain was good also- god must of seen it was fair taking away the moment away from time and subtracting fate&destiny to help you push through—-

You only become enlightened- and it was good…

This just States god has a good mind.. he understood failure and achievements- wasn’t just the light and dark he saw but there are other universes with plants that glow and everything else the mind can’t see yet- he saw this was good also-

What’s the optimal way for us to live? In a habitable place from the sun or in darkness with glowing plants ect but the moonlight doesn’t shine without the sun..

Infatuated with what we can’t see yet- thankful for what I can.

Understand too that it’s good, prescribes a notion that more is to be discovered…

sky · #3 08-03-2022, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Molearner

“And God saw that it was good” appears as the first opinion of God in the first verses of the Bible…..just ‘good’ no implication of being relative to anything else.

Then He changed His opinion, it was ' Very Good '

#4 08-03-2022, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by sky

Then He changed His opinion, it was ' Very Good '

Sky,

Maybe He just sees better than we do ?……..😀😀

Justin Case · #5 08-03-2022, 06:40 PM

I've always had a problem with "God's" opinion of how great this place was. Considering the single fact that the "evil" we are (and have been) surrounded by is all actually based on bio-mechanical / genetically based brain glitches, my question simply is: "God" didn't see this coming?

#6 08-03-2022, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by sky

Then He changed His opinion, it was ' Very Good '

Sky,

Synergy…..the sum is greater than the parts…

Miss Hepburn · #7 08-03-2022, 06:52 PM

I relate. When I'm finished with a piece of artwork...I smile and think,
"This is really good!"

I have no other thought of it's future.

#8 08-03-2022, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

I relate. When I'm finished with a piece of artwork...I smile and think,
"This is really good!"

I have no other thought of it's future.

Miss Hepburn,

Nice…..:). And it’s future can prove to be a gift to others. In this way we continue to live….it becomes a legacy…….

#9 08-03-2022, 09:25 PM

Seeing in front of you what you saw in your mind ? Your thought came to life ? The source of pleasure and satisfaction….I can hear God saying ‘amen’…..😀😀

keiw1 · #10 09-03-2022, 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Molearner

“And God saw that it was good” appears as the first opinion of God in the first verses of the Bible…..just ‘good’ no implication of being relative to anything else. If we believe that we are eternal beings can we reconnect to that point ? Would that reconnection be the discovery and realization of our true Self ? Maybe the overload of information makes it difficult to see and experience this……

The bible doesnt teach all are eternal. Jesus clearly teaches--Those who walk the broad and spacious path will be destroyed. He said FEW will find the road to life( be saved) Matthew 7:13-14---