God is everywhere

[AlanLamb0986]

If God is omnipresent, is he also in hell?  If God is omniscient, hasn't he always known what death, sin, and separatiion from God feels like - did he just send Jesus so we know he knows?  If he is omnipotent, why can't he nudge me to the belief side of things instead of letting all these questions spin in my head...?  Sometimes I feel like I'm going to hell even though I want to believe...where is He?

Oooo some Christians don't like my answers to these questions, but I mean no offence. God created the Heavens and the Earth. Hell didn't spring up out of nowhere, it was created by God. It's 'design' was to hold Satan and His armies for eternal punishment, but the Bible also says that the unsaved will be thrown into the 'Lake of Fire.' This is God's justice, His ultimate judgement on sin. I can't go into the justification of this, and God doesn't need me to, but I think it makes sense that God must condemn those who denied Him.

God created Hell, and if He is the One who casts the unsaved into Hell, If Hell is a literal place, and God is omnipresent, then God must exist there. If not, then Hell either isn't a real place (un-scriptural) or God isn't omnipresent, which we know He is. He must be sovereign even there. God is present in Hell, and while He still has the fullness of His nature, there will be none of God's mercy or Grace in Hell. To be a bit harsh, God gives man a chance to repent in life. Paul Walsher said 'Hell isn't Hell because God isn't there. Hell is Hell because God is there.'

God sent Jesus to preach the Gospel, die for man's sin, and provide THE way to Heaven. It was also important for the reason you said. Once God came in flesh, the Bible says that He denied temptation (Matthew 4:1-11), He never sinned (Hebrews 4:15). He faced persecution (John 5:16.) Because Jesus faced all these things attacking His human nature, being both fully man and fully God (Google: hypostatic union), and yet never sinned, it means we can't point the finger at God. We can't tell Him that He doesn't understand our pain and struggles. That's why our God is an awesome God!

When I became a Christian, I literally couldn't muster enough faith. But Jesus said that He will do whatever we ask in His name (John 14:13.) Of all the things that God would say 'yes' too, I think God would defiantly say 'yes' if you declared Him Lord and Savior, and then asked for a little more faith The fact that you want to believe says to me that you're being called to Salvation! The Bible says that we cannot seek God because of our sinful nature, we naturally flee from Him (Romans 3:11.) Jesus said that the Father calls us to faith (John 6:44), and because of that we declare Jesus Lord. After that we are placed in the hands of the Son by the Father and He will NEVER let you go (John 6:37.)

Edited January 18, 2014 by AlanLamb0986