God is Marvellous


 When you hear marvellous it may come to your notice now that God is marvellous, we can not see a cube’s six sides all in reality at the same time, but is infinitely more bigger than anything, so if we can’t even understand a cube how can we understand God? So with this much complexity we can call God marvellous.


God’s love for us is marvellos


When we sinned, and disobeyed God, God could just zap us with lightning, or anything but God chose to forgive us, but when we forgive someone mostly you just say “i forgive you” but there is some hardness for you to say that, but for God to forgive us must have been hard\, because Jesus had to die! On a cross, But three days later Jesus rose from the dead Jesus overcame everything, so there is nothing you can experience that God didn’t experience. And after this God still trust’s us! Like Abraham he lied about his wife, and God didn’t do anything to Abraham but God gets angry at Abimalack! Who didn’t know what happened, we don’t understand everything God does, but we know that God does what is best for us.


God’s marvellos dependability


God’s marvellous so God is trustworthy. God is our rock, a rock built into the earth is firm, not skiing men and the devil, but the one true God our God is a rock our God is trustworthy.


Summery time


God is marvellos, God’s love for us is marvellous, because we disobeyed amd even killed him, but God forgave us, but to do that Jesus had to die on the cross for cousins, how marvellous is our God, but then Jesus rose from the dead! And concerned death and sin o the marvellousness of our God. bye see you soon THE END


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