Moses made the remarkable statement over that the presence of God running with the camp of Israel when they cleared out Egypt was confirmation they had discovered beauty with God. God was abiding among them to give them course and triumph by His support, and not by the benevolent acts that the Israelites had done. His Presence was a gift from God.
Adam lost God's presence right now he fell into wrongdoing and was driven from the Garden of Eden. God was not far away; sin was an impediment. If God accordingly needed to run with the Israelites who were corrupt, it must be by effortlessness. Israel had discovered support with God.
Also, the manifestation of this beauty proceeded. He didn't pull back the mainstay of cloud and fire – the portrayal of His presence – that gave light, course, and assurance to the general population in spite of their different sins and their protesting and grumbling (Exo. 13:22). Our God is a generous God, without a doubt!
This beauty is all out in the Church. His Presence, the Holy Spirit, keeps on living in the Church in spite of every one of our issues, shortcomings, and sins. God has not taken His Spirit from us. This is beauty. Jesus said that when the Spirit will come, He will live with you always (Joh. 14:16). Acclaim the Lord!
For what reason do you think Moses frantically required God's presence to go with them? Did God give us His Spirit (His Presence) by effortlessness or by justify? See Gal. 3:2.
Your most ideal approach to offer your thanks for the gift of God's presence is to ward off transgression from your life.
This grace is full blown in the Church. His Presence, the Holy Spirit, continues to abide in the Church despite all our faults, weaknesses, and sins. God has not taken His Spirit from us. This is grace.
We have no idea of the great privilege that we have thanks to the sacrifice that Christ made on the cross, not only the benefit of salvation but also that of freely accessing the throne of grace as beloved children of God. God bless you
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Actually a demonstration of God's grace is what he did for us by sacrificing his son to forgive us and return us to the path of walking in his presence.