Symbolism The spirits of God are symbolically represented by a seven-headed candlestick that stood before His presence in the wilderness tabernacle (later the temple in Jerusalem, see Numbers 8:1 - 2). Most of the references, however, to the seven spirits of (or from) God are found in the book of Revelation. . . . Grace and peace be to you from Him Who is, and Who was, and Who is to come; and ...
Then we will consider how the God of truth will bring an end to the Devil’s wicked world and what God is doing even now to accomplish His purpose. This discussion will help us to be bold and fearless Witnesses of Jehovah. WHY WE CAN TRUST IN THE GOD OF TRUTH 3. Why can we have absolute confidence in Jehovah?
God has always possessed righteous character and is full of mercy and grace. His existence is a living definition of perfect love (1John 4:8). Although greater than His Son in authority, he nevertheless shares all that he has with him. Jesus Christ The Being who became Jesus, before his human birth, existed for all eternity with the Father.
Is God present everywhere at the same time (omnipresent)? Why did he have to visit Sodom and Gomorrah if he was already there?
The last of God's seven curses involves Jesus. The Lord, who was God in the flesh, entered Jerusalem with his disciples a few days before his death. Being hungry, and noticing a fig tree that possessed an abundance of leaves, he approached it expecting to find fruit. When he finds no fruit, he pronounces a curse upon the fruit tree.