God is Excellent


God is excellent, and people’s so-called “gods' ' are violent! But the one true God, our God has mercy, does your so-called “gods' ' have mercy? No.. people have iron, gold, and bronze, will all that save you? No. God never sinned so is that not excellent? of cures! And even when God was on earth, when Jesus was on earth, and temptation came, Jesus didn’t give in. Ideals can crack or break, but our God will endure anything, excellent, our God is a rock, and God is our foundation, no matter what God will be with you, that is excellent!


God is excellent: can you find someone who never sinned? No, but God, Jesus when he came to the world, Jesus didn’t sin, it's impossible never to sin, because sin is born in the heart of a child, but Jesus is God and God never sinned, so Jesus never sinned.


God’s love is excellent: when Jesus died, Jesus showed the ultimate act of love for his enemies! Excellent love.


Everything God made is excellent: God made the world, look around at the world, how excellent is it! God made it all, perfect and beautiful, and God when it was finished, said “It is good”.


Summery time: God is excellent. iron, bronze, brass, and gold, are just objects, they can’t save you. And atheists think that an egg made the world! God made the world, and everything in it. Jesus' love is excellent, Jesus loved his enemies when they didn't deserve it, and even when Jesus was dying Jesus forgave his enemies, and we should do that too, like Jesus, the best example


God never sinned, even when God came down to earth, even when temptation pounded left and right, Jesus didn’t give in to it, we should be like that. what God made is excellent. If you look around you can see the world that God made and it is excellent.


Bye, see you soon THE END.


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