HIS101

Muammer Akgun

Prof. Cerutti

10/06/2021

According to the Hebrews, they considered God as one full of goodness, love, and

compassion, resulting in the development of love and peace between God and the Hebrews. God's

heart for His people is what made the Hebrews love God back because they believed that God

always was there to intervene during a problematic situation, and tats why there was always a good

relationship between God and the Hebrews. After all, Hebrews believed that by not obeying God's

commandments, they would not benefit from the goodies given by God. They respected God and

lived according to God's wish to benefit from the love of God. According to Hebrew, the evidence

proves that God loves us in the Genesis story where God created everything before finally making

a human being. And the man was built in God's name and likeness, which illustrates how God

loved human beings, and such act strengthened the relationship between the Hebrew and God

because they believed that God loved them. When they follow the commandments given by God,

they will enjoy the goodness of God.

There was an understanding that God is indivisible and just one who must be always

worship and to all people. It meant that Hebrew believed that God is for all, and no one can claim

to have a personal God, and that belief is what made idols seen as a sin by the Hebrews, and they

dedicated their lives and worshipped only one God was Yahweh. They also obeyed and respected

God's commandment because they believed that nobody could be compared to God following the

miracle work of God during the creation. God created the universe, and everything in it out of

nothing meant that God is powerful, and nobody could compare with God.

The belief by the Hebrews that God is omnipresent ensured that the Hebrews could worship

God from anywhere and still feel the presence of God. These beliefs strengthen the relationship

between the Hebrews and God. Even when the Hebrews were busy or moved away from their

normal temple, they could still pray and worship God because they believed God was everywhere.

Such a belief provided a good relationship between people and God.

In conclusion, God's compassion for His people is what made the Hebrews love God back

because they believed that God always was there to intervene during a problematic situation, and

tats why there was always a good relationship between God and the Hebrews. After all, Hebrews

believed that by not obeying God's commandments, they would not benefit from the goodies given

by God.

The main element that describes the relationship between the Hebrews and God is using

terms to describe God, such as the provider, creator, lawgiver, everywhere, and just. These

elements prove how much Gods love the Hebrews. The illustration of the creative responsibility

of God demonstrated that God is powerful and cannot be compared with any creator on the earth.

It led to obedience and respect by the Hebrews by accepting the robust nature of God that cannot

be compared to any human being. Such belief created the care that Hebrews gave God by following

the commandments given by God.

The authors wanted to portray the relationship between the Hebrews and God by describing

the nature of God so that people can understand why God is powerful. The love He has to human

being which provided a good relationship between the Hebrews and God. The omnipresent

element was used to explain how the relationship between God and the Hebrews was maintained

despite people living and operating far from each other. They were to worship only one true God.

By believing that God is everywhere, people were supported by worshipping God whenever they

thought that God was present and listening to how they communicated to Him. The element that

describes God as one who is full of goodness for his people was used to describe what the Hebrews

expect after obeying the commandment of God. By respecting God and obeying God's

commandments, Hebrews expected to receive goodies in their life as a favor from God by Obeying

His commandments.

In conclusion, the relationship between God and the Hebrews was maintained despite

people living and operating far from each other. They were to worship only one true God. By

believing that God is everywhere, people were supported by worshipping God whenever they

thought that God was present and listening to how they communicated to Him.