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  1. May 27, 2024 · Being short, or any physical attribute, does not impact a person's spiritual relationship with God or their potential to attain heavenly glory. Does the Bible provide guidance on how we should view our physical bodies?

  2. Apr 24, 2013 · The internal lines identify the nature, substance, or essence of each person: The Father is God. The Son is God. The Holy Spirit is God. Basil of Caesarea, writing in the 370s (Letter 236.6), gives a good explanation for why we say “God the Father,” “God the Son,” and “God the Spirit”:

  3. Mar 20, 2018 · Thus there is a sense in which humans can see God and a sense in which we cannot. We cannot see Gods invisible spiritual essence, but some people were able to see Him when He revealed Himself by appearing to them in various physical forms adapted to created eyes.

  4. God has a plan for all of us and we don't always understand why certain events happen. However, the bible tells us that God is good and just and that nothing happens outside of His will (Romans 8:28). We might not understand why He makes some people tall and others short, but He also gives us different gifts and abilities to use.

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    Good question. Leviticus 21:16–24deals with whether priests — it’s about priests, but her question is still really valid — who have physical disabilities or deformities can enter the holy place to do the work of a priest. I think Gina is probably right that when priests with facial defects or crushed genitals or injured feet or a hunched back or sc...

    Here’s part of Leviticus 21:16–24, with just a few verses left out. I’ll collapse it down so you can see the clause: In other words, God says, “I am the one who sets priests apart for my service. I sanctify them. I have ordained — I have decreed or instituted or decided — that a blemished priest will not blemish or profane my sanctuary.” In other w...

    My answer goes like this. In the Bible as a whole, there are two dimensions to God’s nature that shape the way he deals with mankind. One is unapproachable holiness. That’s one massive truth throughout the Bible. God is holy. Sinners can’t approach him. Nothing imperfect can approach him. Nothing evil can approach God without being destroyed. So it...

    The Old Testament and the New Testament make both of these dimensions of God’s character plain, it seems to me, but they put the emphasis in different places. The Old Testament is, as it were, standing on tiptoes, looking over the horizon of the future, waiting and wondering how God could ever create a people who could come boldly into his presence...

  5. Feb 20, 2017 · You see that there are two different senses in which his people can see God and two senses in which they cannot see God. So, let me break these out and see if people can follow me. See if they can see. First, the ways we cannot see God: 1. We can’t see God with our physical eyes for the simple reason that he is a spirit, and he doesn’t have ...

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  7. Can short people go to heaven? Yes, Short people have always been loved and excepted. The Bible says that God loves everyone, that includes short people. The pages of the Bible mention Heaven as a place where everyone is equal. This means that short people can go to heaven just like anyone else.

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