Hebrew Lit Gods Relationship

He can make it rain, or snow, or give us the sunshine of a beautiful summer day. In an amount of years ago that we, as humans, cannot even fathom, God created everything, the skies, the earth, the water, the stars, all of the animals, the human race and everything else, out of nothing. It is not until death that we can fully realize how much God loves us. He knows what we are thinking, how we are feeling, and everything else going on inside of us. Because he is omnipotent, He will choose the consequences of our decisions, although we make our decisions. He has given us everything we have, and though we try to return to Him what He has given, nothing can ever repay Him for the gift He gave us out of His great love: the gift of life. He knows if we are being sincere when we go to mass and when we are praying.

Hebrew literature basically explains to us how God expects us to live. And, because He is all knowing, He knows what choices we make and what results we expect. He has the power to do anything at any given time. And He did this in just seven days. He knows how we’ve sinned and how we are planning to sin (whether it be intentional or not). Because of the fact that He is all loving, he will forgive us if we mess up. His love is poetic and romantic; He loves us unconditionally and eternally.