Bible: Answers you maybe looking for about God

Short, with a simple and direct language, and according to the Bible, find the answers to some questions that maybe you look for about God.

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"Never Exchange Wisdom for Knowledge

Another valuable secret: never exchange wisdom for knowledge, because that was what Adam and Eve did:

"And the Lord God sprouted out of the earth every tree that was pleasing to the eye and good for food; and the tree of life amid the garden, and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil." Genesis 2: 9.

"And the Lord God commanded man, saying, From all the tree in the garden you shall eat freely, but from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, you shall not eat of it; for the day you eat of it, you will surely die." Genesis 2: 16,17

Wisdom is the ability to discern and execute in a unique, unique way that exceeds all human understanding. Wisdom is unlimited and linked to love and freedom, while knowledge is limited and can lead to a fall, because although it provides what is good, it also provides what is bad, as in the trees of the garden of Eden.

Knowledge is mundane and wisdom heavenly. We indeed need the knowledge to improve our intellect, however, it can also enslave us. We must seek knowledge, train ourselves, study, but with a filter that does not imprison us but liberates us.
Just look at the internet: just as "good" knowledge is accessible as never before, "bad" knowledge is also accessible, like pornography and the deep web.

Several people become slaves to their cell phones and their social networks. We need to be careful. I know several people who have a respectable academic background, however, they have become arrogant and feel superior, and they fill their mouths to say "I am a fuck", discrediting the existence of God and his miracles, precisely because of the "knowledge" they think they have. . For these people, I ask you to read Job, chapter 38.

Wisdom is conditioned first in fear, obedience, and love for God, followed by love for others, discernment, justice, mercy, humility, and in the last place, the knowledge of good and evil. Covered with these attributes, we expand the knowledge of the world on incomparable scales, gaining access to the wisdom of the heavens, like the fruits of the garden…"

So, do you believe in God? Then, based on the Bible, how would you answer these questions:

- If God exists, what is He? Energy, a being, or everything around us?

- Why did He plant a deadly fruit tree forbidden to the man in the garden of Eden, and yet allow the devil, a traitor, to tempt human beings, not destroying them at the beginning of their rebellion? If He knows everything, even before it happens, why did He do it this way, knowing the final result?

- If God is perfect and never makes mistakes, and He created us, why are people born with physical and mental imperfections? And if He is Justice and Almighty, why are there bad people who live rich and healthy, and good people who live in poverty and sick?

- If He is Love and Mercy, why did He have an entire people killed, including children and babies?

Several people would answer in a wrong philosophical way, based on their beliefs, transferring the guilt of everything to God, saying: "We just have to believe," "God wants it that way," "Don't question, it's a sin," "God knows what He does," and so on. In that case, the bible that solves these types of questions serves only as an "ornament" in the living rooms or bedrooms of homes, without ever even being consulted. But the problem is that when we answer in this way, we increase atheism in the world, presenting an evil and unjust God, to whom many people will want distance.

The right answers can change your relationship with God!