Has there been any account in the Bible where God has set foot on Earth and mingled with men?

Question

Did he directly mingled with Adam and Eve? Why can't he do it now? Just imagine how all issues pertaining to Him will be put to rest. Skeptics, atheist, believers of many religious denominations will finally have common stand about Him.

Answer 1

Did he directly mingled with Adam and Eve?

Yes

Why can't he do it now?
Sin, changed everything.

Answer 2

yes, it is written in the Bible where God walked with men. Example: when Cain killed his brother Able. That is just one account. It's funny how people have the wrong perception of the GOD that created humans. The God that created humans is not THE ALMIGHTY as religion would have the masses believe. The God that created humans is just more knowledgeable than humans and is not the only one of its kind. Look how imperfect the human body is. There are many things that can be done to improve the body of a human. The total design of the human body is unstable. My point is is if THE ALMIGHTY had created it it would be perfect. And if I can sit here and picture the human body with improvements then that means I have just out thought THE ALMIGHTY and that is not possible. Now the God that created humans did a great job, but we are far from perfect. The God that created this world is out in what is called space doing other things. After all, the God that is spoke about in the Bible is not from this planet to begin with. The human was not designed to last forever, or not fight, or be happy. We are programmed to do just what we are doing. And we will continue to do so until humans wipe each other out. Not totally, but drastically. It's not the first time, and it won't be the last.

Answer 3

Well since the whole issue is God wanting you to choose Him on faith, without proof of existence, it doesn't really fit into His plan to visit the Earth now. He did mingle with men in many accounts in the Bible. However, the problem is that those who are skeptics don't beleive the Bible, so any account in there is irrelevant to them. The only way to settle the issue is to let history run it's course and those who don't believe will have proof at the end.

Answer 4

If you read Genesis, you would know how God "mingled" with Adam and Eve.

God does not have to prove Himself to anyone. That's what the basis of faith is about.

Some skeptics and atheists would still deny God's existence even with proof because they've become "blinded from the truth".

When the right time has come to pass, everyone will know for sure and each person will have to justify their beliefs and actions. That's why we all were given "free will" - we can decide for ourselves what we wish to believe.

Answer 5

Several instances in the Bible, God was 'amongst' is people.
But being a Spirit, he didn't 'set foot'.
God has talked directly to people, but for the most part, he did it through mediators like Moses, the Judges, the prophets, and to us through the Bible. He does answer prayer, but usually by helping us find the answer.
There is more to this, but I hope this helps.

Soon he will allow Christ to bring the Kingdom over the earth.
When that happens the issues pertaining to Him, that is in your question, will come to rest.

Answer 6

Yes. The incident is recorded by four different people in the Bible. You will find it in great detail in the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. All four record when God came down in human form, spend about thirty-three years living among men, taught, healed, performed other miracles as needed, gave his life as a sacrifice, and rose from the dead. He when by the name Jesus, also known as the Christ.

And you are right that if people would examine those writings, and the others of the New Testament that explain the meaning and purpose of His life and death, it would answer a whole lot of questions.

Answer 7

God became no longer permitting the authors to misquote Him. He became only allowing them to placed it in words they'd comprehend on the time. The Bible of course says the earth is around (Isa 40:22). asserting the 4 corners of the earth became only an expression utilized by using the authors at that factor. We apply it to the instant in some cases (huge international of activities), for many distinctive motives. on the time the Bible became written Rome became the middle of their international, and that became how they'd comprehend Gods plan. They used language and words maximum in many cases used based upon the objective audience that they had on the time. The outdated testomony became written in Hebrew, the recent, maximum in all probability a from of Greek, ,in step with probability some Arabic, despite if it became written for the folk of that factor to comprehend. We shouldn't in any respect attempt to interpret the Bible without retaining that throughout the time of strategies.

Answer 8

Well,, Yes, in Genesis with Adam and Eve, with Abraham in His way to Sodom, with Moses with the Ten and many times in the Old Testament. In the New Testament in Jesus when He truly mingled with men but in these day men would put Him in a mental institution or simply he would be shot and killed by those who would not agree with Him.

Answer 9

The bible says that God walked in the garden of Eden in the cool of the day. When man sinned that brought about new rules. Can you imagine God put these two people in a perfect place, made just for them and they didn't have to work or want for anything. Because of sin we cannot look at the face of God. god cannot exist in it presence. That is why we have Jesus to bridge the gap and when God looks at us he sees Jesus instead.

Answer 10

Yes, there are several accounts in the Hebrew Scriptures about God mingling with individuals in some form other than His glorious form.

According to His promise, he will come back, in His glory, as you suggest, but we have to make our choice about Him based on faith before that happens.