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A 14 page paper that seeks to answer this question: Is it possible to develop a personal relationship with God? The writer addresses the question by discussing what a relationship with God would require of man based on the nature of God. God's attributes are identified and discussed. Using examples by citing Scripture, both Old Testament and New Testament verses, the writer explains the kinds of relationships man is capable of developing with God, through Christ, and if those relationships fulfill the requirements of the contemporary concept of "personal relationship." Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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with God but not on a personal level. This thesis is based on the definition of "personal relationship." The dictionary defines personal as an adjective that means relating or belonging
to a single or particular person rather than to a group or an organization. Relationship usually refers to the way in which individuals feel and behave towards each other. Thus,
the definitions of these two words would suggest that a personal relationship means individuals relates to each other in an interactive give-and-take sense. Given that caveat, the rest of
this essay will describe the kinds of relationships humans can develop with God. The Bible does not talk about having a personal relationship with God but it does
talk about a personal God. Sper acknowledges that one does not develop a personal relationship with God insofar as one hears God in such an interaction as a personal
friendship. Christians (and Jews, also), however, say they have a personal relationship with God in that believe they know God, hear His messages, and are led in their actions by
God (Sper, 1997). Morgan asserts that it is possible to know God personally but there are problems (nd). The major problem is that man is separated from God: "God is
on one side and all the people on the other side" (1 Timothy 2:5a). It is mans sin that separates him from God: * "Your sins have made a
separation between you and your God..." (Isaiah 59:2) * "All have sinned, and fallen short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23). * "God created us to know and
love Him, but man chose to go his own way and that relationship with God was broken" (Romans 1:19-21). One of the confusions is that in the Old Testament,
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