God Exists Outside Of Time?

[Gottle_of_Geer]

This statement is not analogical. Light is not material to any physicist. Light is a perception of a particular energy spectrum that sits between the infrared and the ultraviolet. We are sensitive to the wavelength of which we call light but do not sense radio waves or ultraviolet waves and those that are outside of those bands.
God exists outside of our perception.

And that is the reason that “language about God is analogical”. As for light - as my understanding of physics is slightly more than nil, I defer to yours. ​

We can make analogies of rocks, etc. but they are outside of energy spectra.

Thanks for the comment.

Harri

 

[Gottle_of_Geer]

came across this verse:

Rev 10:6"And sware by him that liveth for ever and ever, who created heaven, and the things that therein are, and the earth, and the things that therein are, and the sea, and the things which are therein, that there should be time no longer"
‘time no longer’ with the Almighty still existing…?
How to understand this ‘time/kronos no longer’ ??

Chronos here means “delay” - which is important because John is very fond of indications of time. “Delay in what ?” - see what follows verse 6. ​

 

[warpspeedpetey]

If God cannot change then how come that he was able to become Jesus? Isn’t that a change?

If God cannot change then why are we still not bound to the rules & laws of Leviticus as well as the Old Testament?

If God cannot change why then did he promise us not to destroy the earth with a flood again? On this he even gave us a rainbow as a symbol of His word.

If God cannot change then how is Omnipotent? If He cannot change then He ahs limitations, and therefore cannot be omnipotent since being omnipotent means that absolutely nothing is impossible.

you could be mistaking cannot change with does not change, for G-d nothing is impossible