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Essay On Relationship With God

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What is a relationship with God, how does one have a relationship with God and is relationship with God even necessary? Long answer short would be; relationship with God is the path of Self Realization, one must relate to God in deception and no, relationship with God in not necessarily necessary.

Now if that all makes Perfect Sense then We are not writing this article for You because you already understand the Truth. However since we are writing this article for the benefit of the mortal population of our community, we must assume that further explanation is necessary.

First let us start with the first part of our question: What is Relationship with God??? We have already answered that question by saying it is the path of Self-realization, …show more content…

Under the old covenant you are required to relate to God as a mortal required to die. Under the New Covenant you are required to relate to God on His level in Perfect Union and therefore LIVE. How simple is that?

Now in order to relate to God we must assume that you consider yourself mortal and must do so under the old covenant. Might we advise you to "Accept Christ" at this point and consider the subject finished?

How does one have a relationship with God? Seems like we just answered that question as well. First we said that one must relate to God in deception, and then we said that New Covenant Union with God is the Truth. Is anyone beginning to see a pattern forming here? So what does that mean where the rubber meets the road?

It means that the only reason you continue to be mortal is because you are relating to God under the old covenant even if you are doing it in Jesus' name. Here's a clue; the reason it is called Old Covenant is because it was OVER 2,000 years ago and is now obsolete. Actually it became obsolete even before the Apostle Paul said so in his letters and is still True for us today as well. Of course it is only made obsolete in the Light of New Covenant, so before we blow off half of the Bible by disposing of the old, perhaps we should examine the

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