God is not the one who left. He sent Jesus as the final solution. Some like yourself have simply rejected that. In your own post, you cited and accepted as historical several of the Biblical characters and events, but pointedly rejected Jesus. What is “bugging” you as you put it is not a failing on God’s part, but an rejection on yours.
What good would another burning bush do? It isn’t about what you see with your eyes. Even the plagues didn’t change Pharaoh’s heart. It is about what you believe in your heart. It is about your soul that knows and understands things your brain doesn’t necessarily have to be able to process. You want to see and understand God? Then open you heart and stop depending on your eyes. His truth is there if you will only believe.
Quoting: Resister So he sent his Son as a final absolution...okay, that was 1980 years ago. Up til then, we had a great flood, exodus from Egypt, sun staying out for three days, hands writing on walls, miracle healings, and general Godly things going on in a world that was still millenia from the end times. Simply put, if a human like me with his finger in his nose sees a glaring contradiction with that, then God should see it.
Like i mentioned earlier, God made us inquisitive. We are virtually made to question things but we cant dare question why if we are also his people we arent allowed to see his grand works like our fore fathers?
Seems the good works would be saved for the billions of lost people rather than a few thousand lost souls. One little bone seems like an easy thing to ask.
Perhaps its selfish to want proof but is it any more selfish to want people to blindly follow your word when no proof is offered? Im supposed to give up my whole life and dedicate it to a being who wont even allow me to see some grand work with my own eyes?
