Audible

  When it comes down to the heart of the matter, as to whether God exists or not, break it down to basics, and it's really quite simple! Because there is only two ways to go with this, and only one point of view can be correct! God either exists, or He doesn't, again, only one is correct. Certainly, from a personal standpoint, you could say, What difference does it make? And so for you, your right, it doesn't! So this then should have no bearing on your life? What if you believed your entire life that there is a living God, and there wasn't, or conversely, if you believed that there wasn't one, and at the end of your life, you found out that there was? In both scenarios, using our time on this earth as the fulcrum, and if all you have IS that time, well, there is that point of view? The short of it is, that the Lord God will continue to exist or not exist, long after you are gone. Our opinions, are just that, opinions, because for us, God will continue to exist, or not to exist, for the rest of eternity! It can be only one or the other, can we agree on that? If so, and you can think this without loosing any ground, but when you agree with something, thats all that the word means, to agree. Amen?
  Because, everything else is just window dressing, When we discuss the matters that matter to God, in those subjects, at it's core, is the basis for the premise of the question, does God exist, or doesn't he? But leave all of that aside for now, because for our purposes, we understand, that I as the writer, and you as the reader have become crystallized for the moment on these words! Because you know where I stand in all of this, so I'll tell you how it is for me. What I do, and by extension what I would ask you to do, is to consider the things of God! For instance, what would you say God's voice would sound like? I myself cotton to the notion that when he speaks, His voice sounds much like running water, a water that comes from many sources! Now my reason to believe this, comes mostly because I am a writer, and I would look for a way to describe it also. What words would you use to describe it, if you were to hear it audibly?
When God speaks, he speaks in all languages and dialects, so then none can claim that they did not hear, or that they didn't understand? Each would hear the voice in a way that is familiar to them. So, in other words, we would all hear His words as clear and understandable to us. But what is the sound of that voice as all of these languages blend as one? The sound is like many waters would be my way of describing it.
  But there are others, there is that still quiet voice, which is actually the sound of our thoughts, and then there is the sound that Moses heard coming from the burning bush. What is it that he heard, and how did it sound to him? The words he heard were very clear to him, because they were the words of his language, and they were spoken as with his native tongue. So you might say that what he heard was the joining of the two sounds together, that which you would hear in your mind, but also that which was audible.