God and his Word are one

And I'm glad to know that this has happened. That's right, in fact, the only true God is YHVH ('yahveh') God and Father of the Lord Jesus Christ and ours if we are born again, if we are born of God.

@karibe and Yahveh promised us that we would have this eternal life in the paradise.

@fluffy69 But before paradise you will have to spend some time in Heaven

@karibe I appreciate you taking the time to give such a detailed explanation. I will take some time to chew over all that you have shared.

@karibe Thanks for that detailed explanation. That's very well said. In the beginning, was the word. "In the beginning, was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." From Saint John's gospel, chapter 1, verse 1, confirms powerfully all that you have said there.

There is much to be said about this issue of immense importance for the son of God, much to explain, but I will endeavor not to abound in words but to graph it as much as possible to make it clear. I invite you to look closely at Genesis 1, everything that was not seen was made visible by the power of the Word of God. The sky and the celestial bodies; the earth and what is in it, the people, the trees, the animals; that and everything that we now see at a certain moment could not be seen, but it began to exist and now it is through the Word of God. Look at Genesis 1: 3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 20, 24, 26: God did nothing but say Words: Genesis 1: 3 And God said: Let there be light [three words]; and it was light. What made it possible for invisible things to become visible? The activating power of The Word God is His Word just as the word you speak is part of you. Maybe for you and me repeatedly we did not give due importance to the words we said, we do not honor them. On the other hand, this is not the case with God. He always honors His Word because he is inevitably united to his Word, for him His Word is like his breathing. The Word is of Him, flows in Him, is breathed by Him: 2 Timothy 3:16: All the Scripture is inspired [theopneustos] by God, and useful to teach, to reprove, to correct, to instruct in righteousness In this record of Scripture the word 'inspired' comes from the Greek theopneustos whose most adequate translation is 'breathed' by God. God exhaled the way people do when they speak and shape words with the air as they pass through the vocal cords. Words are formed that way. Our words have to do with our exhalation of the air through our vocal cords. This is the figure with God. The Creator breathed His Word for that is as He is as He Himself is. God is His Word. What the word says is what God says and if God says something, that is what he wants to say. God and His Word are a unity. God and His Word are indivisible.