There are many questions about our Creator. In Isaiah 55:8, the Lord declares, "For My thoughts are not your thoughts, Nor are your ways My ways." In our current mortal state, there is no possible way for us to currently understand the distinct nature of the Eternal and how He exists.

Modern secularists claim that "God is dead" and many liberal Christians want us to believe that the Messiah was nothing more than a great "teacher" or "rabbi," but certainly not the Lord God in the flesh.

Who is our God? Who is His Son? What is the Holy Spirit? How do they all co-exist and yet remain one? What did God mean when He said "Let Us make Man in Our image, after Our likeness" (Genesis 1:26)? How does the plurality of "Elohim" work?

Are we not told that "Yeshua the Messiah is the same yesterday, and today, and forever" (Hebrews 13:8)? He does not change. Rather than trying to "fit God into a box," perhaps we need to stand back from the corporeal world and truly realize that He is much more powerful and awesome than we can truly imagine. Perhaps we need to let God be God sometimes, and stop putting limits on Him.

Answering the "Frequently Avoided Questions"
About the Divinity of Yeshua
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 August, 2004

Answering the "Frequently Avoided Questions"
About the Messiahship of Yeshua
by J.K. McKee

posted 16 October, 2007

The Highway to Perdition
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 April, 2004

Is the Story of Yeshua Pagan?
by J.K. McKee

posted 26 September, 2005

Sacred Name Concerns
by J.K. McKee

revised edition
posted 03 February, 2004

What Does the Shema Really Mean?
by J.K. McKee

posted 12 April, 2004