If you were God, would YOU leave your creation with NO instructions as to what you expected?

The Bible says it all! And if you have faith in the finished work at the cross, you can hear God, and he can lead you in the right path! Things arise that are horrible in my life, but I just don't worry about it, and leave it to God, because I know that he can handle it!

Perhaps I would. I guess it depends on what my priorities are as a supreme being. If I value personal responsibility and free-will in my people above all else, probably not, as any instructions I leave, even if they're merely suggestions, get in the way of that. On the other hand, if I value adherence to a particular system of beliefs, likely I would.

I hear the voice of a spirit that claims to be God everywhere I go. When it is very quiet, It sounds like when I am reading a book. If I go where there is alot of vibrational noise, His 'vocal chords' are the vibration. I hear His voice in the wind. I hear His voice in the leaves of a tree, whispering. I hear His voice in a stream as the water flows and falls over rocks. If I am in a house where the is an aquarium, let's say, or an artificial waterfall, I can hear Him very clearly in that sound when I am around the corner from the sound's source.

I hear Him everywhere. If I am standing near a jet engine, like at ONT, I can still hear Him.

The Book.

No and neither has my God, he let his word, Holy Spirit and the free gift of life through his son Jesus Christ

No one is God, except Him. God did leave us instructions on what is expected of us. It first begins with admitting that we are sinners, and confess and repent of our sin, and accept Christ as payment for our sin. The whole word of God is our instruction and love letter from our God.

B- basic

I- instruction

B- before

L- leaving

E- earth

Micah 6:8- "What does God require of us? To love mercy, act justly and walk humbly before our God." Not to hard to figure out, if people really care to know what God wants from us.

Of COURSE I'd give them instructions! I'd make a bunch of cryptic and contradictory pronouncements and commandments to a select few in one tiny part of the world (always when these people are alone, and there are no witnesses), and then have them transcribe the messages inconsistently in text that almost nobody can read, so they have to rely on the interpretation of charlatans to hear My word.

It's simple, really.

That's what the Bible is (among many wonderful things), a guidebook for living.

Even greater... the Holy Spirit living in us.

God is love! End of lesson.

Yes, well, given the countless denominations of Christians fighting each other on small issues of scripture, one wonders if he might have been a tad less ambiguous in his rather primitive "message".