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=Introduction1=You have probably heard of No one has seen God, the "Ten Commandments"Father, except for Jesus. They can be found <ref>Joh 1:18 No man hath seen God at any time; the only begotten Son, which is in two places: Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5. These two places tell the bosom of the same Ten CommandmentsFather, he hath declared [him]. There </ref> <ref>Joh 6:46 Not that any man hath seen the Father, save he which is another set of ten commandments that are hidden in Genesis 1. They are right there where you can find themGod, but they must be hidden, because few people can see themhe hath seen the Father. Can you?</ref>
Look for the words "God said". Count them. God commanded all those things, and they happened. He commanded even the dirt and the water and the stars. They all obeyed him. He used words to command them. The words did not have power; God did. Some of the cartoons and movies you watch pretend that words have power. They pretend that if you can say the word right you can control the things the word describes. =Introduction 2=
-You have probably heard of the "Ten Commandments". They can be found in two places: Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5. These two places tell of the same Ten Commandments. There is another set of ten commandments that are hidden in Genesis 1. They are right there where you can find them, but they must be hidden, because few people can see them. Can you? <ref group="q">What's the differences between the commandments in Genesis and Exodus?</ref> <ref group="a">The first set of ten commandments tells us that God is God. The second set tells us that we are not God.</ref>  Look for the words "God said". Count them. God commanded all those things, and they happened. He commanded even the dirt and the water and the stars. They all obeyed him. He used words to command them. The words did not have power; God did. Some of the cartoons and movies you watch pretend that words have power. They pretend that if you can say the word right you can control the things the one who word describes. But it is all pretend. ->God has power. He used words to create things. But which words did he use? He had to have a language before he created anything. The reason to learn the words is to understand God better in his own language. Maybe you say that you don't believe in God. This book is for you too. God didn't say that you have to believe him first. He said you could know him before you believe.
:''Isa 43:10 Ye are my witnesses, saith [says] the LORD, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.''
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'''By learning the language of God, you can know God first, even before you believe in him.'''
 
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