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The Nature of God is a fundamental aspect of Christian belief that is deeply rooted in the Old Testament Scriptures. In exploring this topic, we delve into the core attributes and characteristics of God as revealed through various narratives and encounters with biblical figures. One key objective is to understand the concept of God as the Creator, who is depicted as the originator and sustainer of all existence.

As we journey through the Old Testament, we encounter stories that highlight God as the Controller of the Universe, showcasing His sovereign power and authority over creation. This aspect emphasizes God's omnipotence and His ability to govern the world according to His divine will.

The lives of notable biblical figures such as Joseph, Moses, Joshua, Deborah, Eli, Samuel, David, and Solomon provide rich insights into the attributes of God. Joseph's unwavering faith in God's providence during his trials, Moses' role as the deliverer of Israel under God's guidance, and David's submission to God's will exemplify faith and courage in the face of challenges.

Furthermore, David's experience of sin, repentance, and forgiveness underscores the grace and mercy of God towards His people. Solomon's wisdom, contrasted with his later unwise decisions leading to division in Israel, serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of seeking God's guidance.

During the tumultuous reign of Ahab, religious tensions and the prophetic ministry of Elijah shed light on the struggle between true religion and idolatry, emphasizing the importance of fidelity to God's commands. Elijah's confrontation with the prophets of Baal at Mount Carmel demonstrates the power and authority of the one true God.

Amidst the backdrop of social injustice and moral decay, the prophetic voices of Amos and Hosea echo God's divine love and justice, calling the nation back to righteousness and compassion towards the oppressed. These narratives challenge us to consider our response to the state of the nation and the imperative of living out true religion through actions of justice and mercy.

Objectifs

Understand the concept of God as the Creator
Examine the attributes of God portrayed in the lives of various biblical figures
Reflect on the nature of God's love and justice as demonstrated in the Old Testament narratives
Explore the idea of God as the Controller of the Universe

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What is the significance of God being portrayed as the Creator in the Old Testament narratives? A. To highlight His power and authority over all creation B. To emphasize His role as the sustainer of life C. To underscore His creativity and wisdom D. To diminish the importance of creation in His overall plan Answer: A. To highlight His power and authority over all creation
How is God depicted as the Controller of the Universe in the Old Testament stories? A. By showing His ability to manipulate events for His purpose B. By demonstrating His control over natural elements and disasters C. By illustrating His omniscience in knowing all things D. By highlighting His submission to human will Answer: B. By demonstrating His control over natural elements and disasters
Which biblical figure exemplifies faith and courage in trusting God's promises? A. Moses B. Solomon C. Rehoboam D. Gehazi Answer: A. Moses
What lesson do we learn from David's sin, repentance, and forgiveness in relation to the nature of God? A. God's mercy and willingness to forgive those who truly repent B. God's harsh judgment and lack of forgiveness for wrongdoers C. God's forgetfulness of human transgressions D. God's indifference to human suffering Answer: A. God's mercy and willingness to forgive those who truly repent
How does the story of Solomon's wisdom reflect the nature of God in the Old Testament? A. It shows God's favoritism towards certain individuals B. It highlights God's desire for power and riches C. It demonstrates God's willingness to grant wisdom to those who seek it for good purposes D. It portrays God as a distant and uninvolved deity Answer: C. It demonstrates God's willingness to grant wisdom to those who seek it for good purposes

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