Does God lust after anything... and if not, how can he really understand what I'm going through?

Question

Does God look at a beautiful woman, sport wood, and say to himself 'I got ta get me summa dat'?

I'm sure the answer is 'no'.

But how can he understand me when I have these feelings?

Serious answers only please.

Answer 1

HE lusted after Claire Danes, thus her topless turn in that artsy movie she made a couple of years ago.

Answer 2

No he doesn't lust after anything! And Jesus was sent here to intercede for us on our behalf! He lived this life so that he could go back to the father and let him know why we do what we do and that is why we were given what is called "saving grace" Jesus was the end of sacrifice as they knew it in the old testament, therefore he had lived in this world to be a true testament for us. He knows why we have to do the things that we do! ie: drinking, sex and the whole nine. That is the best way I can think to describe it for yoiu also check out the new testament in the bible Jesus explains His mission in the books of mattew mark Luke and John so get it and read it and thank God that he loves like he does!!!!!!

Answer 3

Jesus has fealt your lust because He fealt ALL sin when praying in the garden of Gethsemine. He had the weight of all sin on His shoulder when carrying His cross. He also created women beautiful so that men would wish to be their partners. St.paul said that if a man cannot keep from thinking about women, let him marry and have a wife to think about. Women that dress scanty make it very hard to not lust. They are a major road block to virtue. God bless.

Answer 4

Oh, I think Jesus did have this very struggle and that it was either kept to himself or edited out very early on so as to keep him pristine. But Hebrews says he was made human in every way, sharing fully in our nature.

Lust is a natural impulse and Christianity views a committed relationship as the best context in which to direct and control those instincts. But at no time does it expect women and men to be less than sexual creatures.

Answer 5

The Masters have a Master in heaven. what this could mean reading the word heaven closely...?
GOD=
G+O+D=
7+15+4=
26=
2+6=
8=
H

thus God=H

so read the peices within the word heaven(or roots of the word) and heaven shows:

heaven=
God e a \v/ /eri (sealed together)
so if the \v/=IV I sealed together, it equals
IIII I sealed together.
so
\v/ /eri (sealed together)=
IIII I /eri (sealed together)
ie a /eri (seald together) like IIII I.

thus i can be no other then the God of Heaven.
further proofs of God's identity on My 360 blog:

so is their really any incentive for God of Heaven to set up His kingdom on earth. Or do existing rulers have that all locked up? personally i like the country i live in, so not really interested in changing it too much, except legally through voting proceedures, of course.

so does worldly words proove Israel is not the kingdom of Heaven like the movie stated?

unless of course, my part-german roots means we could take it over? not that i would want the dry arid land.

Answer 6

Hebrews 4:15 (New King James Version)
New King James Version (NKJV)
Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.


15 For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin.

Jesus was tempted with everything we are yet did not sin. He is our example of overcoming and willing to give us the Holy spirit to help us if we will only just give our hearts, mind will and emotions to him.

Answer 7

I know this is going to draw a lot of thumbs down, but here is something to think about anyway.
First of all, I am one of Jehovah's Witnesses, and as such we know that there will be a small group of faithful men and women chosen from the earth, to rule in heaven with Jesus over the earth. Rev.14:1-3
Now many get angry because they think that we only believe these are saved, or angry that we don't believe that All of faithful people go to heaven.
Putting that aside for the moment though, reason on this: Who would be in a better position to understand human feelings and suffering than people from the earth, who died faithful,and have as their reward and assignment the privilege of restoring the rest of mankind to our original state of perfection to live as God always intended here on earth?
Those going to heaven have the responsibility of judging people here on earth, what kinder arrangement could God have made on our behalf than to be judged by those that truly do know our innermost feelings and desires?
I look forward to life here on earth restored to it's original paradise state, and being guided by my King Christ Jesus and his faithful annointed chosen ones.
Psalms 37:10,11 and 28,29 Speaks of the righteous residing forever upon the earth.

Answer 8

Simple.

Jesus was fully man and fully God. Being fully man, He experienced every temptation we face, but to higher degrees than we'll ever likely face. As God in the limited form of man, He was tempted by Satan like no other.

God understands EXACTLY what you're going through. Its likely than none of us, however, could understand the temptation He faced as a man.

Answer 9

If God is the creator, then Lust was part of his design and he not only understands it, but created it.

Christians will disagree, but how can you, if God is the creator of all things.

Sin is the next answer, but Sin was also created by God, when he decided to create Lucifer, knowing how he would turn out.

Answer 10

If we had to be judged by God we are going to Hell. Jesus is our judge and will cover our sins, if we accept him as our savior. We can not be in the presence God without the innocent blood of Jesus.