Does GOD feel pain?

Answer 1

It's gotta be a really big bolt of lightning, and then yes, my sky marshal mythical fairy tale made-up person feels pain...

Answer 2

Yes.

He felt the rod against His head, and the spitting in His face. He felt the whip against His back and the peeling of His flesh from the scourging.

He felt the thorns pierce His brow as they mocked Him with a crown. He felt the ache in His legs as He walked up Calvary to redeem us from our sins.

He felt the nails enter His hands and his feet--and His bones come out of joint for our sake.

And of all the pain--He felt the agony of my sins pass through Him and into the abyss of forgetfulness.

...looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. - Hebrews 12:2

For to this end we both labor and suffer reproach, because we trust in the living God, who is the Savior of all men, especially of those who believe. - 1Timothy 4:10

Answer 3

Not in a physical way but certainly in an emotional way.

Above all because Jehovah God—the one who gives the “gifts in men”—is a God of empathy. When his servants are suffering or in pain, he feels for them. (Exodus 3:7; Isaiah 63:9) He is considerate of their limitations. (Psalm 103:14)

He [Jehovah] is our prime example of empathy. Although perfect himself, he does not expect us to be perfect, “for he himself well knows the formation of us, remembering that we are dust.” (Psalm 103:14; Romans 5:12) Moreover, since he is aware of our limitations, ‘he does not allow us to be tempted beyond what we can bear.’ (1 Corinthians 10:13) By means of his servants and his spirit, he helps us find the way out.—Jeremiah 25:4, 5; Acts 5:32.

Jehovah God feels personally the pain his people suffer. He told the Jews who had returned from Babylon: “He that is touching you is touching my eyeball.” (Zechariah 2:8) Keenly aware of God’s empathy, Bible writer David said to him: “Do put my tears in your skin bottle. Are they not in your book?” (Psalm 56:8) How comforting to know that Jehovah remembers—as if they were written in a book—the tears his faithful servants shed as they struggle to keep their integrity!

For example, God does not take delight even in the destruction of the wicked, let alone the death of a child. (Compare 2 Peter 3:9.) Surely, he is deeply pained when a child dies. After all, we feel the tragedy of death only because we are able to love, to feel for its victims. And we are able to love only because we are made in God’s image. We reflect God’s perfect ability to love, even though weakly at best. (Genesis 1:26; 1 John 4:8) The Bible assures us that God reads the deepest feelings of our hearts, has numbered the very hairs on our heads, knows it even when a sparrow falls from a tree. Thus, he is called “the Father of tender mercies.”—2 Corinthians 1:3; Matthew 10:29-31.

Answer 4

No because they don't have body's like us. He is who he is. A mystery to us all. Until we see him when we die, then all our questions shall be answered.

God is perfect.

He could is he wanted to. Jesus felt pain when he died because Jesus was both human and divine.

Answer 5

well i'm sure the person above me had good intentions but no "god" does not feel pain...its not physically real, just a state of mind. and yes, jesus felt pain but he was just a man not unlike yourself who had good intentions.

Answer 6

Jesus felt pain. He was 100% human and 100% God.

Answer 7

By the fact he repented in Gen-6 because of the evil of us i'll have to say yes.

Answer 8

Yes when he looks at all of his children and the way we act and talk.

Answer 9

Watch "The Passion of the Christ".

Answer 10

Apparently not. Anyone who lived AND felt would not let this sh*t continue if they had any control over it.