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To experience God is to break down the separation between us humans, and the Lord. In every picture you see of Jesus Christ knocking on a door, it's always a door without a doorknob on the outside. What that symbolizes is that only WE have the power to open up that door. http://jumpcut.com/media/dyn/e5/0c74/7387678fae2f18348cd33e1039/view.jpg So although God is the creator of the Heavens and the Earth, He leaves the decision of opening that door to us. So to sum it all up; to experience God, you simply have to open up your heart and mind, and with FAITH, ask for his presence to be revealed to you. You will feel a slight change in the atmosphere and begin to realize in many different ways, God has been knocking on your door (your heart), waiting for you to open up to him. God bless you.
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What is shekhinah in exile?
Shekhinah is the presence of God in the world. So it means the abscence of God in the world
What was John Browns' famous quote?
"Here, before God, in the presence of these witnesses, from this time, I consecrate my life to the destruction of slavery!"
How did Henry III react to Parliament?
how did Henry lll react to peralment
How did religion and the way people worshipped God change when Edward VI was king?
Edward believed deeply in the protestant faith. As a protestant, he thought that the catholic church made people worship God in the wrong way. He felt that God should be worshipped in a plain and simple manner. As he was head of the church, he could alter it in any way he wished. Once again religion in England was about to change.
Does the US have a presidential government?
YES. The United States was founded for religious freedom, to serve God in their own way, and for representation. Lincoln wrote in the Gettysburg Address; "a Government of the people, by the people, for the people." America is a democracy, where we vote to choose our own leaders and do not have to bow down to a monarchy. God Bless America!
