John 14:9 Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Show us the Father?

Yesterday I laid out five foundational truths about God that never change. My warning to you was that if your thinking does not allow you to see God being true in all these aspects in any moment, then you are not seeing God in Truth.

God sent His Son so that we might see Him. He begs us, “See Me!” You have to see Him for who He is and not for what you want Him to be. I do understand that at that moment of personal torment all you want is a Savior and He is your Savior, but that is not the only thing He is to us.

The gospel is simple and easily understood so that we might come to Him in the simplest of ways. He did not make it difficult. Along with this salvation comes a change of heart and that is just the beginning of complexities, not based on who God is but rather on what we were and are meant to become. If we cannot keep focused on who God is in character and performance, our minds will become filled with error.

I gave you those five foundational truths as a guide to judge your thinking, and my own. It is not always easy to how God can be all those things equally at all times. When we say God cannot we are judging Him based on our own ability to perform and understand. That is not seeing God. We cannot see God through the filter of our own abilities.