Chariots of God (Scripture & Photo Examined)

I've shown you a genuine photograph of a chariot of God and one of the Spirit of God.

1 Corinthians 2:14. But the natural man does not receive the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; nor can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.

So, you are saying that photographs of chariots of God and the Spirit of God have failed your test?

Correction: I have provided rational explanations for them, you have not.

John 14:17. the Spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it neither sees Him nor knows Him; but you know Him, for He dwells with you and will be in you.NKJV Scholastic Commentary: Neither sees Him nor knows Him does not mean merely that the world is not able to visually identify the Holy Spirit because He is Spirit. Something more is meant: The Spirit of God is active in the world, but His acts go unnoticed by the world (see 1 Cor. 2:14). Not only is the world unable to visually identify the Spirit of God, His works go unnoticed as well.

I have seen the Spirit of God with my own two eyes and thus can identify Him. Have you ever seen Him? If not, how do you know that I am wrong?Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.

How could anyone know that I am being deceived when they have never seen the Spirit of God themselves?

Photographs!

This scripture refers to the world being unable to visually identify the Holy Spirit and His acts. Lies are being told about Him because the world lacks spiritual discernment. There are many testimonies in the bible of people seeing the Holy Spirit.

Why don't you looked up. "he saw the Spirit" in scripture. You may want to look up the word blasphemy as well.

It is actually a spirit in a chariot of God. A very small version of Ezekiel's wheels. Remember, what Ezekiel saw appeared with Father God and the Seraphim and would have been much more. The photograph suggest that the whole Vision of God is real. Any other views of this vision is welcome. Christians should not be against evidence, no matter how small, leading to the reality of this vision.Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.

I'm ok with you discussing Ezekiel's Vision and not the photograph. After all, that is what this thread is about.Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.

It appears to be a grand vision of God on his throne, Seraphim (living creatures) and what Ezekiel describes as, "a wheel in the middle of a wheel" - a great chariot of God with rims "full of eyes". The eyes around the rims appear to be the eyes of the Lord. I believe that the eyes of the Lord in the old testament was a description of the Spirit of God or Holy Spirit who bears witness. Thus, I believe the vision to include the Holy Spirit Himself as a great living chariot of God.Edited by ScottRP, : No reason given.

I was giving my thoughts on Ezekiel's Vision, not the photograph. The photograph is merely of a spirit in one of God's small chariots. There are thousands of thousands of these chariots. The chariots in Ezekiel's Vision were far greater and thus there would be far fewer in number and maybe only appearing with people like Father God, Jesus and the highest of angels. There is a huge gap between what Ezekiel saw and that photograph. The photograph is merely a tiny bit of evidence leading to the reality of Ezekiel's Vision.

What that photograph and Ezekiel's vision have in common is that they are both chariots of God. The chariot in Ezekiel's vision is far greater with the rims, "full of eyes". This is do to the fact that the chariot's of Ezekiel were appearing with God and the highest of angels, the Seraphim.