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the Fear of God
What does that mean? Is it literal or figurative, does it have some obtuse meaning that has nothing to do with fear?

Thanks.
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Actually....the word fear was changed from the true meaning of "reverence, or awe".

We shouldn't ever fear "God"....only be awed by the awesomeness of it all.
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"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom" (Prov. 1:7)
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"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom" (Prov. 1:7)
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I know the quote, I'm asking what it means.
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I told you what it means....awe. When you see the awesomeness of what is...you are on the path of wisdom.
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Actually....the word fear was changed from the true meaning of "reverence, or awe".

We shouldn't ever fear "God"....only be awed by the awesomeness of it all.
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OK. That makes sense. The awe of God makes a lot of sense.
Thanks. Of course we shouln't ever fear "God". That is why that phrase is so confusing.
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Actually....the word fear was changed from the true meaning of "reverence, or awe".

We shouldn't ever fear "God"....only be awed by the awesomeness of it all.
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Nice!
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I told you what it means....awe. When you see the awesomeness of what is...you are on the path of wisdom.
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Yes, but the other person didn't.
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The Bible tells us, HE THAT WALKETH IN HIS UPRIGHTNESS FEARETH THE LORD-Pv 14:2. Did you hear that? He that walketh in his uprightness "feareth the Lord." We may say, he that does not walk in his uprightness, does not fear the Lord. A WISE MAN FEARETH, AND DEPARTETH FROM EVIL: BUT THE FOOL RAGETH, AND IS CONFIDENT-Pv 14:16.
Some time ago, a certain gentleman stated that we should not fear the Lord, but only love Him. As he continued sharing his views, his words began to approach blasphemy of the Holy Spirit—as he seemed to be connecting things of the Spirit of God with Satan. He was warned twice. This gentleman maintained that he loved God, yet he did not seem to be afraid to speak such words. The fear of God did not appear to be in him at all.
Jesus tells us, FEAR NOT THEM WHICH KILL THE BODY, BUT ARE NOT ABLE TO KILL THE SOUL: BUT RATHER FEAR HIM WHICH IS ABLE TO DESTROY BOTH SOUL AND BODY IN HELL-Mt 10:28.
It is written, BECAUSE SENTENCE AGAINST AN EVIL WORK IS NOT EXECUTED SPEEDILY, THEREFORE THE HEART OF THE SONS OF MEN IS FULLY SET IN THEM TO DO EVIL. THOUGH A SINNER DO EVIL A HUNDRED TIMES, AND HIS DAYS BE PROLONGED, YET SURELY I KNOW THAT IT SHALL BE WELL WITH THEM THAT FEAR GOD, WHICH FEAR BEFORE HIM: BUT IT SHALL NOT BE WELL WITH THE WICKED, NEITHER SHALL HE PROLONG HIS DAYS, WHICH ARE AS A SHADOW; BECAUSE HE FEARETH NOT BEFORE GOD-Ecc 8:11-13. God is trying to tell you to fear Him, for it will not be well with those who do not.
The Bible tells us of those who honor God with their lips, but do not fear Him. Although they may seem to honor God, their heart is really far from Him. The Lord said, FORASMUCH AS THIS PEOPLE DRAW NEAR ME WITH THEIR MOUTH, AND WITH THEIR LIPS DO HONOR ME, BUT HAVE REMOVED THEIR HEART FAR FROM ME, AND THEIR FEAR TOWARD ME IS TAUGHT BY THE PRECEPT OF MEN-Isa 29:13.
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What does that mean? Is it literal or figurative, does it have some obtuse meaning that has nothing to do with fear?

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It is written, COME AND HEAR, ALL YE THAT FEAR GOD-Ps 66:16. THEN PAUL STOOD UP, AND BECKONING WITH HIS HAND SAID, MEN OF ISRAEL, AND YE THAT FEAR GOD, GIVE AUDIENCE-Acts 13:16. MEN AND BRETHREN, CHILDREN OF THE STOCK OF ABRAHAM, AND WHOSOEVER AMONG YOU FEARETH GOD, TO YOU IS THE WORD OF THIS SALVATION SENT-Acts 13:26. Are some of you getting upset already? These words are from the Bible and are very clear. TO YOU (to those who fear God) IS THE WORD OF THIS SALVATION SENT. This Scripture, which Paul spoke, may seem strange to your ears. It may even offend some of you. You may believe it is not appropriate to scare people into making a commitment to Jesus. Nevertheless, the Bible tells us, AND OTHERS SAVE WITH FEAR, PULLING THEM OUT OF THE FIRE; HATING EVEN THE GARMENT SPOTTED BY THE FLESH-Jude 23. It said, save with fear.
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keep in mind Jesus came not to save the righteous... if you are not a sinner you don't qualify for salvation, but no worries cause if you're not a sinner then you really don't need it either
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It is written,.....
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Re: the Fear of God
... and and and, sometimes that which is awesome like... and when realized... may be somewhat startling like for folks. And much like, oh say, looking up into the clear night sky and realizing just how very very small we are kinda 'startling'... and... that sorta startling type realization sometimes may also be rather fear-filled for folks as well.

However, and hopefully so anyways, lol... just as we may be startled by a sudden loud noise coming from somewheres close by, and we quickly go into a fear/preservation based like heightened awareness of our immediate surroundings... and as in that ol' fight or flight adrenalin routine kicks in... 'hopefully' we'll also check whatever it is out a bit further.
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lol... Jesus also said...Become as children....be awed by your surroundings (as we get older and understand more...these surroundings expand from the sky and the flowers to the universe and beyond)

Be like Neo....Whoa!

There is nothing to fear...only beauty to behold.
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lol... Jesus also said...Become as children....be awed by your surroundings (as we get older and understand more...these surroundings expand from the sky and the flowers to the universe and beyond)

Be like Neo....Whoa!

There is nothing to fear...only beauty to behold.
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awesomeness :-)


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Actually....the word fear was changed from the true meaning of "reverence, or awe".

We shouldn't ever fear "God"....only be awed by the awesomeness of it all.
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Yes I'm sure the deaths of the first century christians really inspired awe.
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The Bible tells us, HE THAT WALKETH IN HIS UPRIGHTNESS FEARETH THE LORD-Pv 14:2. Did you hear that? He that walketh in his uprightness "feareth the Lord." We may say, he that does not walk in his uprightness, does not fear the Lord. A WISE MAN FEARETH, AND DEPARTETH FROM EVIL: BUT THE FOOL RAGETH, AND IS CONFIDENT-Pv 14:16.
Some time ago, a certain gentleman stated that we should not fear the Lord, but only love Him. As he continued sharing his views, his words began to approach blasphemy of the Holy Spirit—as he seemed to be connecting things of the Spirit of God with Satan. He was warned twice. This gentleman maintained that he loved God, yet he did not seem to be afraid to speak such words. The fear of God did not appear to be in him at all.
Jesus tells us, FEAR NOT THEM WHICH KILL THE BODY, BUT ARE NOT ABLE TO KILL THE SOUL: BUT RATHER FEAR HIM WHICH IS ABLE TO DESTROY BOTH SOUL AND BODY IN HELL-Mt 10:28.
It is written, BECAUSE SENTENCE AGAINST AN EVIL WORK IS NOT EXECUTED SPEEDILY, THEREFORE THE HEART OF THE SONS OF MEN IS FULLY SET IN THEM TO DO EVIL. THOUGH A SINNER DO EVIL A HUNDRED TIMES, AND HIS DAYS BE PROLONGED, YET SURELY I KNOW THAT IT SHALL BE WELL WITH THEM THAT FEAR GOD, WHICH FEAR BEFORE HIM: BUT IT SHALL NOT BE WELL WITH THE WICKED, NEITHER SHALL HE PROLONG HIS DAYS, WHICH ARE AS A SHADOW; BECAUSE HE FEARETH NOT BEFORE GOD-Ecc 8:11-13. God is trying to tell you to fear Him, for it will not be well with those who do not.
The Bible tells us of those who honor God with their lips, but do not fear Him. Although they may seem to honor God, their heart is really far from Him. The Lord said, FORASMUCH AS THIS PEOPLE DRAW NEAR ME WITH THEIR MOUTH, AND WITH THEIR LIPS DO HONOR ME, BUT HAVE REMOVED THEIR HEART FAR FROM ME, AND THEIR FEAR TOWARD ME IS TAUGHT BY THE PRECEPT OF MEN-Isa 29:13.
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I knew one would show up. Blessings to you AC. Your story about some gentleman that does not fear god makes no sense, did you leave something out? He was warned twice and???
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What does that mean? Is it literal or figurative, does it have some obtuse meaning that has nothing to do with fear?

Thanks.

I fear no God. Nor Easter Bunny. I'm not afraid of Santa Claus or Mikey Mouse either. Come to think of it, I must be insane.
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entropy, in my book you are as sane as I am.
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The Bible tells us, HE THAT WALKETH IN HIS UPRIGHTNESS FEARETH THE LORD-Pv 14:2. Did you hear that? He that walketh in his uprightness "feareth the Lord." We may say, he that does not walk in his uprightness, does not fear the Lord. A WISE MAN FEARETH, AND DEPARTETH FROM EVIL: BUT THE FOOL RAGETH, AND IS CONFIDENT-Pv 14:16.
Some time ago, a certain gentleman stated that we should not fear the Lord, but only love Him. As he continued sharing his views, his words began to approach blasphemy of the Holy Spirit—as he seemed to be connecting things of the Spirit of God with Satan. He was warned twice. This gentleman maintained that he loved God, yet he did not seem to be afraid to speak such words. The fear of God did not appear to be in him at all.
Jesus tells us, FEAR NOT THEM WHICH KILL THE BODY, BUT ARE NOT ABLE TO KILL THE SOUL: BUT RATHER FEAR HIM WHICH IS ABLE TO DESTROY BOTH SOUL AND BODY IN HELL-Mt 10:28.
It is written, BECAUSE SENTENCE AGAINST AN EVIL WORK IS NOT EXECUTED SPEEDILY, THEREFORE THE HEART OF THE SONS OF MEN IS FULLY SET IN THEM TO DO EVIL. THOUGH A SINNER DO EVIL A HUNDRED TIMES, AND HIS DAYS BE PROLONGED, YET SURELY I KNOW THAT IT SHALL BE WELL WITH THEM THAT FEAR GOD, WHICH FEAR BEFORE HIM: BUT IT SHALL NOT BE WELL WITH THE WICKED, NEITHER SHALL HE PROLONG HIS DAYS, WHICH ARE AS A SHADOW; BECAUSE HE FEARETH NOT BEFORE GOD-Ecc 8:11-13. God is trying to tell you to fear Him, for it will not be well with those who do not.
The Bible tells us of those who honor God with their lips, but do not fear Him. Although they may seem to honor God, their heart is really far from Him. The Lord said, FORASMUCH AS THIS PEOPLE DRAW NEAR ME WITH THEIR MOUTH, AND WITH THEIR LIPS DO HONOR ME, BUT HAVE REMOVED THEIR HEART FAR FROM ME, AND THEIR FEAR TOWARD ME IS TAUGHT BY THE PRECEPT OF MEN-Isa 29:13.


I knew one would show up. Blessings to you AC. Your story about some gentleman that does not fear god makes no sense, did you leave something out? He was warned twice and???
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good grief this was a cut and paste lol
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It is written, COME AND HEAR, ALL YE THAT FEAR GOD-Ps 66:16. THEN PAUL STOOD UP, AND BECKONING WITH HIS HAND SAID, MEN OF ISRAEL, AND YE THAT FEAR GOD, GIVE AUDIENCE-Acts 13:16. MEN AND BRETHREN, CHILDREN OF THE STOCK OF ABRAHAM, AND WHOSOEVER AMONG YOU FEARETH GOD, TO YOU IS THE WORD OF THIS SALVATION SENT-Acts 13:26. Are some of you getting upset already? These words are from the Bible and are very clear. TO YOU (to those who fear God) IS THE WORD OF THIS SALVATION SENT. This Scripture, which Paul spoke, may seem strange to your ears. It may even offend some of you. You may believe it is not appropriate to scare people into making a commitment to Jesus. Nevertheless, the Bible tells us, AND OTHERS SAVE WITH FEAR, PULLING THEM OUT OF THE FIRE; HATING EVEN THE GARMENT SPOTTED BY THE FLESH-Jude 23. It said, save with fear.
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Ok, what's the deal with "It is written"? Don't you have any of your own thoughts?

And by the way, defining a word or phrase by using it is not a valid definition. I did not ask for bible quotes. I want to know what you think. Since I got bible quotes I have to assume you don't think. From everything I have read of Jesus, he did not tell people to fear god, he told people god loved them. Paul was an assinine idiot who wanted to create his own religion based on hearsay and his masogynist ideas.
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Actually....the word fear was changed from the true meaning of "reverence, or awe".

We shouldn't ever fear "God"....only be awed by the awesomeness of it all.

Yes I'm sure the deaths of the first century christians really inspired awe.
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I took the time to read a couple of your other posts. You are entitled to your opinion. I'm with you when it comes to religious wars (or any other wars for that matter). That's not the point.

You have every right to not believe in something you cannot see, hear, smell, touch, or taste. And others have the right to believe in something beyond the five senses. All people require is their own space to explore from their own perspectives. It's called respect. And it's relatively easy to do....just see another as someone like you...living life in the way they see fit and right for them.

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What does that mean? Is it literal or figurative, does it have some obtuse meaning that has nothing to do with fear?

Thanks.
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Hello Sombra,

The term comes from the Old Testament where it was used extensively. Having been brought up with these teachings, the Lord's apostles also referred often to it, however, in the mainstream scriptures, you will never see the Lord refer to it as His teaching was to bridge the gap between mankind and God. Whether, it is used to create a fear or a sense of awesomeness, these teachings still create separation between man and God. This was not what the Lord was about.
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It is written,.....

Lot's of things are written. It is written. In this post that it is written,
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Good. Thanks entropy. :)
LOL!
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god is just dog spelled backwards. it's the biggest running joke of all-time
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Actually....the word fear was changed from the true meaning of "reverence, or awe".

We shouldn't ever fear "God"....only be awed by the awesomeness of it all.

Yes I'm sure the deaths of the first century christians really inspired awe.
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Did god kill them? I thought it was the rabis and romans.
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* Abraham feared God-ref Gen 22:12
* Joseph feared God-ref Gen 42:18
* Moses feared God-ref Ex 3:6
*Israel shall hear and fear-ref Deut 21:21
* Jacob was afraid-ref Gen 28:17
*Israel feared the Lord-ref Ex 14:31
*The people feared the Lord-ref 1 Sam 11:7
*David was afraid of the Lord-ref 2 Sam 6:9
*Obadiah feared the Lord greatly-ref 1 Ki 18:12
Yet you say that you do not have to fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*Thy servant did fear the Lord-ref 2 Ki 4:1
* The nations feared the Lord-ref 2 Ki 17:41
Israel feared God-ref 2 Chr 6:33
*The fear of the Lord came upon all the cities about Gerah-ref 2 Chr 14:14
*Nehemiah feared God-ref Neh 5:15
*Hananiah feared God-ref Neh 7:2
*Job feared God-ref Job 1:1
Do you still believe that you should not fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*The waters were afraid-ref Ps 77:16
*Men do therefore fear Him-ref Job 37:24
*David’s flesh trembled for fear of God-ref Ps 119:120
*Every man shall be afraid-ref Isa 13:7,8
*Egypt shall be afraid and fear because of the Lord-ref Isa 19:16
Hezekiah feared the Lord-ref Jere 26:19
*The king decreed that men should tremble and fear before the God of Daniel-ref Dan 6:26
Do you believe that you should not fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*Daniel stood trembling-ref Dan 10:11
*The children of Israel shall fear the Lord-ref Hos 3:5 *Jonah feared the Lord-ref Jonah 1:9
*The men feared the Lord-ref Jonah 1:16
*The nations shall be afraid of the Lord-ref Mic 7:16,17
*Levi feared the Lord-ref Mal 2:4,5
*Peter, James, and John were sore afraid-ref Mt 17:1,6
*The centurion feared greatly-ref Mt 27:54
*The disciples feared exceedingly-ref Mk 4:41
*Fear (of the angel) fell upon Zechariah-ref Lk 1:12
*The people were filled with fear-ref Lk 5:26
*Pilate was afraid-ref Jn 19:8
*The prisoner was afraid and feared God-ref Lk 23:40
Yet most people in these latter days do not fear God? Let us see who the Bible says did fear God:
*Fear came upon every soul-ref Acts 2:43
*Cornelius was one that feared God-ref Acts 10:22
*Great fear came upon all the church-ref Acts 5:11
*Noah feared God-ref Heb 11:7
*Moses said, I exceedingly fear and quake-ref Heb 12:21
*Jesus, Himself, feared His Father-ref Heb 5:7
*During the Tribulation, great fell upon them-ref Rev 11:11
*During the Millennium, ALL THE ENDS OF THE EARTH SHALL FEAR HIM-Ps 67:7.
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What does that mean? Is it literal or figurative, does it have some obtuse meaning that has nothing to do with fear?

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Hello Sombra,

The term comes from the Old Testament where it was used extensively. Having been brought up with these teachings, the Lord's apostles also referred often to it, however, in the mainstream scriptures, you will never see the Lord refer to it as His teaching was to bridge the gap between mankind and God. Whether, it is used to create a fear or a sense of awesomeness, these teachings still create separation between man and God. This was not what the Lord was about.
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When you say 'the Lord' are you referring to Jesus or God? I know a lot of poeple consider them the same thing. I agree that Jesus was not about perpetrating the imagined separation between man and god, neither was or is god about that. Thank you for your post, you make a very good point.
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god is just dog spelled backwards. it's the biggest running joke of all-time
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I get it. Who could love a human unconditionally? A dog.

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Re: the Fear of God
* Abraham feared God-ref Gen 22:12
* Joseph feared God-ref Gen 42:18
* Moses feared God-ref Ex 3:6
*Israel shall hear and fear-ref Deut 21:21
* Jacob was afraid-ref Gen 28:17
*Israel feared the Lord-ref Ex 14:31
*The people feared the Lord-ref 1 Sam 11:7
*David was afraid of the Lord-ref 2 Sam 6:9
*Obadiah feared the Lord greatly-ref 1 Ki 18:12
Yet you say that you do not have to fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*Thy servant did fear the Lord-ref 2 Ki 4:1
* The nations feared the Lord-ref 2 Ki 17:41
Israel feared God-ref 2 Chr 6:33
*The fear of the Lord came upon all the cities about Gerah-ref 2 Chr 14:14
*Nehemiah feared God-ref Neh 5:15
*Hananiah feared God-ref Neh 7:2
*Job feared God-ref Job 1:1
Do you still believe that you should not fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*The waters were afraid-ref Ps 77:16
*Men do therefore fear Him-ref Job 37:24
*David’s flesh trembled for fear of God-ref Ps 119:120
*Every man shall be afraid-ref Isa 13:7,8
*Egypt shall be afraid and fear because of the Lord-ref Isa 19:16
Hezekiah feared the Lord-ref Jere 26:19
*The king decreed that men should tremble and fear before the God of Daniel-ref Dan 6:26
Do you believe that you should not fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*Daniel stood trembling-ref Dan 10:11
*The children of Israel shall fear the Lord-ref Hos 3:5 *Jonah feared the Lord-ref Jonah 1:9
*The men feared the Lord-ref Jonah 1:16
*The nations shall be afraid of the Lord-ref Mic 7:16,17
*Levi feared the Lord-ref Mal 2:4,5
*Peter, James, and John were sore afraid-ref Mt 17:1,6
*The centurion feared greatly-ref Mt 27:54
*The disciples feared exceedingly-ref Mk 4:41
*Fear (of the angel) fell upon Zechariah-ref Lk 1:12
*The people were filled with fear-ref Lk 5:26
*Pilate was afraid-ref Jn 19:8
*The prisoner was afraid and feared God-ref Lk 23:40
Yet most people in these latter days do not fear God? Let us see who the Bible says did fear God:
*Fear came upon every soul-ref Acts 2:43
*Cornelius was one that feared God-ref Acts 10:22
*Great fear came upon all the church-ref Acts 5:11
*Noah feared God-ref Heb 11:7
*Moses said, I exceedingly fear and quake-ref Heb 12:21
*Jesus, Himself, feared His Father-ref Heb 5:7
*During the Tribulation, great fell upon them-ref Rev 11:11
*During the Millennium, ALL THE ENDS OF THE EARTH SHALL FEAR HIM-Ps 67:7.
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So what. You didn't say anything about what that means to you.
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* Abraham feared God-ref Gen 22:12
* Joseph feared God-ref Gen 42:18
* Moses feared God-ref Ex 3:6
*Israel shall hear and fear-ref Deut 21:21
* Jacob was afraid-ref Gen 28:17
*Israel feared the Lord-ref Ex 14:31
*The people feared the Lord-ref 1 Sam 11:7
*David was afraid of the Lord-ref 2 Sam 6:9
*Obadiah feared the Lord greatly-ref 1 Ki 18:12
Yet you say that you do not have to fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*Thy servant did fear the Lord-ref 2 Ki 4:1
* The nations feared the Lord-ref 2 Ki 17:41
Israel feared God-ref 2 Chr 6:33
*The fear of the Lord came upon all the cities about Gerah-ref 2 Chr 14:14
*Nehemiah feared God-ref Neh 5:15
*Hananiah feared God-ref Neh 7:2
*Job feared God-ref Job 1:1
Do you still believe that you should not fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*The waters were afraid-ref Ps 77:16
*Men do therefore fear Him-ref Job 37:24
*David’s flesh trembled for fear of God-ref Ps 119:120
*Every man shall be afraid-ref Isa 13:7,8
*Egypt shall be afraid and fear because of the Lord-ref Isa 19:16
Hezekiah feared the Lord-ref Jere 26:19
*The king decreed that men should tremble and fear before the God of Daniel-ref Dan 6:26
Do you believe that you should not fear the Lord? Let us see who did fear the Lord:
*Daniel stood trembling-ref Dan 10:11
*The children of Israel shall fear the Lord-ref Hos 3:5 *Jonah feared the Lord-ref Jonah 1:9
*The men feared the Lord-ref Jonah 1:16
*The nations shall be afraid of the Lord-ref Mic 7:16,17
*Levi feared the Lord-ref Mal 2:4,5
*Peter, James, and John were sore afraid-ref Mt 17:1,6
*The centurion feared greatly-ref Mt 27:54
*The disciples feared exceedingly-ref Mk 4:41
*Fear (of the angel) fell upon Zechariah-ref Lk 1:12
*The people were filled with fear-ref Lk 5:26
*Pilate was afraid-ref Jn 19:8
*The prisoner was afraid and feared God-ref Lk 23:40
Yet most people in these latter days do not fear God? Let us see who the Bible says did fear God:
*Fear came upon every soul-ref Acts 2:43
*Cornelius was one that feared God-ref Acts 10:22
*Great fear came upon all the church-ref Acts 5:11
*Noah feared God-ref Heb 11:7
*Moses said, I exceedingly fear and quake-ref Heb 12:21
*Jesus, Himself, feared His Father-ref Heb 5:7
*During the Tribulation, great fell upon them-ref Rev 11:11
*During the Millennium, ALL THE ENDS OF THE EARTH SHALL FEAR HIM-Ps 67:7.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 645533


You are looking at the literal words....the "root" of that word in hebrew is AWE. It's time for Spirit to take over. You can choose to read it from your physical mind and what man has taught man...or you can open your self up to listen to the truer meaning of it.

Why don't you read some of the other ancient culture's interpretations of it while you are studying? Check into the Vedas, Sufism, etc.

The truth is well beyond the written word. It is IN all men.





GLP