God is Glorious


God is glorious: when the Israelites were walking through the desert, they made the Tabernacle. It was a place for God and the Israelites to meet, we don’t need a tabernacle anymore because we are the tabernacle! And the tabernacle was glorious, but nothing can be the same as God’s glory! Googol is the largest number ever recorded, it has 1 and then 100 zeros! God’s power, grace, mercy, and love are more than a googol, God has lots of love, grace ect, glory,

God’s glorious love: can you find anyone who never sinned? No, God never sinned, glorious. When someone hurts or makes fun of you, it will be hard to forgive them, but God did that to you, God forgave you, should you not forgive those who hurt you?

God’s glorious power: God is powerful, when Korah with his 250 men went against Moses, them going against Moses was wrong, then God made the earth swallow them up! But you might be thinking “But was that loving?” remember God is also a just god.

God’s glorious justice and mercy: God is a just god, but then you might be pondering “God is a just god, so God must destroy all the bad people in the world,” God is also a merciful god, sin is in everyone, even you! And me! everyone, but God forgave us!

Summery time: God’s love is glorious, even when Jesus was dying on the cross, God showed love to his enemies! God’s power is glorious! God is also a just god,  you can see that God is powerful and just, in the story of Korah and his 250 other men. God is a just god, don’t think “God is a just god so God will destroy all sin” but remember you have sinned too, we should also not have pride in saying that. God is glorious!

 Bye, see you soon THE END.

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