Has god ever been sighted by any more than one person at any one time??

Judaism has the unique idea of "mass revelation," which I believe is expounded in the Kuzari by Rabbi Yehuda Ben Levi, where all of the Jewish souls (the people who were ACTUALLY alive at the time, and the souls all future Jews) heard God give the Jews the Torah at Mt. Sinai. The first 2 of the 10 commandments were related by God, Himself, however his voice was too intense for the people and so Moshe conveyed the rest of them. However, they were all given from God to Moshe to the people all at once at the same time. The first two, by God Himself. It was a miraculous experience and can be read about (with commentaries preferably) in this past weeks weekly Torah reading, Parshas Yitro. According to the great commentary, Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki (famously known as Rashi), all of the commandments were related miraculously to all of the Jews at once.

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God has not been seen by any person living of earth. God is a spirit person. God lives in God's kingdom in the spirit realm. Though there is interaction between the two realms, physical persons cannot see spirit persons. Those of us who do what God wants us to accomplish here on earth, will be reborn as spirit persons in God's kingdom, when we die. Then we can 'see' God.

I haven't seen God; God doesn't claim to be walking around on earth currently. I do remember when I was about 5 years old I was crying in my room at night and I heard an adult woman's voice say my name from close by. The only one else there was my 6 year old sister who was asleep. The voice woke her up and she started crying and our mom came and talked to her. She told our mom that she heard someone say my name. Since she heard it too and I didn’t say anything to her, it wasn’t my imagination. Years later we still remember it. Someone in my family died, and the people around her when she died felt her spirit around and agreed where in the room her spirit was.

Yes Jesus is God and He was seen by many.

At no time in the presence of a camera anyway.

He is felt, not seen.