God's Word
Exploring the first recorded words of God. What can it mean for us?
Intro
Prayer
God is separate from the Creation
God is never the creation but always the Creator.
What we must understand, therefore, is that the word does not have ‘effects’; instead, God’s word is already the work.[9] What in us breaks hopelessly asunder—the word of command and what takes place—is for God indissolubly one
What we must understand, therefore, is that the word does not have ‘effects’; instead, God’s word is already the work.[9] What in us breaks hopelessly asunder—the word of command and what takes place—is for God indissolubly one.
What we must understand, therefore, is that the word does not have ‘effects’; instead, God’s word is already the work.
The deep that was made subject worshiped God in a subject, torpid state that was unfree, a state in which nothing stood over against anything else. In the light, however, form becomes aware of existing over against something else and so becomes aware of its own existence; and it gives all thanks for this to the Creator