it was a storm on the sea of gallilee i thinkI found a good answer online:
Thus, instead of the confusion which existed when the earth and the water were mixed in one great mass, there was now order; and by such a separation, both were rendered useful:
God created order but separating dry land from both waters and then created whatever came next
Then the water was “waiting” for what’s next
Ironically enough, Jesus had control over the seas in that one gospel story…. Or was it the storm?
Anyways, I think things were too active in the beginnings of creation (the big bang), so God had to fine tune things for humans starting with the water.
I don’t think the “WORD” is water but sound vibrates water![]()
the name "god" is actually germannot true but ....
where did god come from?

this is kinda left field but i think explains the dynamicIt's a logic loop. Something must have been fundamental but what created that thing?
Even if science would lead to One in the beginning, there is no reason to believe the nature of that One is explained in any man made religion.
music of the spheresI always understood the “force” to be Gods voice or “word”
So many “sound” as we would understand it in the material world. Sound waves maybe?
So your “electric universe” could be like the equivalent of sound waves or frequencies.
I know there’s some similar type of theories out there

this is kinda left field but i think explains the dynamic
@Tair lets all imagine for a second a completely different backdrop to reality
instead of creation as an act on a world already made (or not made), lets assume the real purpose is just to create order exclusively for the reader
and that God is like the spies (go out and come back with the produce of the land)
it should mean that God could create a context to make himself and be where he should be depending on the readers need
but the formless world is now an endless conflict between space amazons and aliens
yes preciselyInteresting.
Do you believe the order to be G-d's nature and the necessary context to understand G-d - i.e. as G-d places himself in areas necessary so the readers could glean a greater truth/understanding of G-d?
Example) I can tell you 2+2 = 4, and you'll know the answer but if I helped you understand the operations that make it true you will fully understand it, and can then apply that understanding to many different areas or problems without me helping you.
Genesis Rabbah points out that the letter is closed on three sides and open on one; this is indicate that one can investigate what happened after creation, but not what happened before it, or what is above the heavens or below the earth.
the name "god" is actually german
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"Gad" is just one of Jacobs sons
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"a troop shall overcome him, but he shall overcome at the last"
the name of God is the unique creator (The LORD God)
whereas elohim can mean magistrate, judge, ruler, prince, king, God etc
I don't know to be sureWas it Israel that defined God as the one creator God and gave him a “Name”/reputation?
@Koichos would probably agree
There can only be ONE creator.
Elohim is a more generic term for those who don’t necessarily “know” God on a father/son level.
But the issue is, others don’t like submitting to a ONE GOD that is defined by a specific group of people or a GOD which claims them as his own.
I don't know to be sure
but in Exodus God told Moses to say to Pharaoh. Israel is even my firstborn
so take that however you will
what I do know is that the Greek idea about father/son relationship started with hercules and/or Lycaon Zeus, Where they were feeding Zeus his own son to see if he was all knowing. Hercules famously was always going crazy and attempting to slay his own children too.
do you ever feel that way taking the Eucharist?
what do you think Jacob meant when he said: I will divide them in Jacob, and scatter them in IsraelRemember in the divine council I believe God chooses Israel as his “inheritance” or maybe they choose him by the forefathers faith and obedience
It think it’s more of a metaphorical thing, but how you understand God is key to that relationship
And history proves the father/son “children of Israel”/Son of God/ dynamic is the theme of those in the Bible and what Jesus taught
After all, we call God “father” and Muslims do Not.
Christians call Jesus the “Son of God” and agree that’s how the father intended it.
That tells you the difference between one religion and the other