If God had a name, what would it be
And would you call it to His face
If you were faced with Him in all His glory
What would you ask if you had just one question

If God had a face, what would it look like
And would you want to see
If seeing meant that you would have to believe
In things like Heaven and in Jesus and the Saints


I bet God looks something like this...perfect

To see god or whoever would be the same as looking at such beauty that one would be speechles and no longer be able to think, only look.
Devon really IS beautiful, but......

but...you're thinking more along the lines of

Your mixing the physical world and human reality into the spiritual world with divine absolutes. My point being theres no way to know what God due to our state of realility and understanding. But its fun to guess!

If God was real and had a human image then maybe something like this.....

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An improvement of a sort I suppose, but still.............

Gotta admit I didn't know it could so hot here in U-M

To see the face of God has would be one of the most exhilarating things to ever happen to me. I imagine infinite beauty in his face, and a sense of familiarity

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I AGREE WITH THIS! I THINK GOD WOULD LOOK EXACLTY LIKE THIS!

to look upon the face of God would mean that you would not be apart of this world and reality anymore. i am not even sure that you would be able to comprehend such a thing

Very true. After our first parents fell in the garden, we lost that privilege. Your flesh would surely die in the presence of God. Now in exalted form you can look upon his face.

How tickled I am missus!!!!!




diddy fullywired

I agree with Slayer. Nice one, Telirium

The faces and forms of the goddesses and the gods are all around us to see and to know, we need only open our eyes and through away all biased means of perception to truly see. As for what one of the two origin godforms resembles...our minds can only fathom so much, even the most open mind can only see but a portion of what the elder two resemble. If I had to guess, I'd place my bets on seeing something like this for the Elder Father.



And the Elder Mother would look something like this, but her eyes would be many and her coils stretching out into the infinite.

Which God? LOL

Gods appear to us in many forms. Our own brain puts them in an image we can comprehend. When the Goddess Yamaya revealed herself to me it wasn't in human form. She appeared a blue light with diamond like sparkles. When I had studied her in preparation for ritual I had read her colors were blue and white or sparkle. I thought they were talking about how she was dressed and that is how pictures show her. When she appeared to me I thought so that is what they mean not a woman dressed in a blue and white, but an energy of blue and sparkle. As I watched her flying around the circle I was amazed such a beautiful being. I was speechless. Was she showing me her true self or what she thought I would understand? I don't know, the Gods are beings of great mystery.

The only thing that spoils it is ,you would have to be dead for it to happen


fullywired

To me God has a mature face, kind and respectable. white/grey hair and beard. This depicts alot my idea of God's face

God's Homeless?

I can't see why God can't be seen in a homeless face

and besides i was talking about the face structure and not the status!

The Old Testament God is called Elohim the creator and Yahweh is referred to as one of the "Sons" of Elohim, also known as "Seraphim" a word meaning "Fiery Flying Serpents" in Hebrew. Elohim may be invisible or some glowing amorphus mass of energy.

But Yahweh's form should be very apparent because Moses was ordered to make his image as an idol for the Israelites to worship. It was a bronze winged serpent-dragon, whose likeness was also portrayed on other religious furniture like the base of the seven branched menorah. The bible does describe the "fire spewing from his mouth, and smoke from his nostrils", and in the Enochian literature his assistants/relatives are described with "heads like serpents with sharp teeth and eyes glowing like lamps".

I don't want to put you down, DC, but I don't think you're any better than those who take the Adam & Eve story literal.

Maybe this is what god looks like?:

http://pedagogie.ac-toulouse.fr/lyc-las-ca...istoriques_.jpg

I don't think God would look like anything I have already seen through out my years on the earth. He's look like something totally new and incredible, whatever it might be.


Would I want to see God's face? Sure.

I think you've got that right, MT

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Somewhere, Nowhere, Everywhere...

Just my thoughts Jody

ive been told God is VERY tall and has a glowing face, he seemed VERY, VERY handsome. since Jesus is his Son, then He looks almost the same, completely. but God isnt a woman, *****

If there is a REAL god then that God is everything that is or can be loving. Don't be a ridiculous sexist TP.

How about this view of God.


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Or maybe this one.

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This would explain the Yamaya with blue light and diamonds.

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Why would God be a human? And one with too much makeup at that!

I probably wouldn't have any questions because just being around God would probably be the ultimate download.

I asked this question before and have been asked also by other members of this forum..., and the message I received from the Holy Spirit is that when one meets God, all doubts are vanished; therefore, one will absolutely know God, as in "seeing is believing." The signs are all around us that God has never left this Earth, but one must learn how to read the signs. One must have that sincere yearning to want to see God. One step at a time, completely satisfy point A before moving on to point B, and so on. And so far, all the signs I've gathered and seen led me back to being a Christian, being "reborn."

Then again, I've never seen God..., at least I don't think so. BUT, one step at a time. Although, I have no doubt that I will see God in "good" terms -- it's meant to be. It's not my style to see God feeling all pathetic and being sorry for myself -- definitely not my style, how embarrassing! I believe that one of key points is completely loving one's self, just to get things rolling. Sincerity is another factor... And all these will lead one to start seeing the signs... And then one gets "reborn." Hopefully, one's sincere desires will be accomplished... And then, all prayers stop..., and one surrenders one's self to God's will, completely. The rest is the unknown. Alas, the Holy Spirit did plant in my head that "all doubts will be vanished..."

One step at a time. There must be a reason why you're reading this.