I

However much understanding of God there is in people’s hearts,

that’s also the extent of the position He holds in their hearts.

However great the degree of knowledge of God is in their hearts,

that’s how great God is in their hearts,

how great God is in their hearts.

If the God that you know is empty and vague,

then the God you believe in is also empty and vague.

The God that you know is limited to the scope of your own personal life;

the God that you know has nothing to do with the true God Himself.

II

Thus, knowing God’s practical actions,

God’s practicality and His almightiness,

knowing the true identity of God Himself,

knowing what He has and is,

knowing the actions that He has manifested among all things—

these things are very important to every single person

who pursues knowledge of God.

They have a direct bearing on whether people

can enter into the truth reality, truth reality.

III

If you limit your understanding of God to just words,

and your own little experiences,

to what you figure to be God’s grace,

or your little testimonies to God,

then God says the God you believe in

is absolutely not the true God Himself.

It can also be said the God you believe in

is an imaginary God, not the true God.

This is because the true God is the One that rules over everything,

that walks among everything,

that manages everything.

He is the One that holds the fate of all of mankind

and of everything in His hands,

and of everything in His hands.

The work and actions of the God that God is talking about

aren’t just limited to a small portion of people.

That is, they are not just limited to the people who currently follow Him.

His deeds are manifested among all things,

in the survival, survival of all things,

and in the laws of change of all things.

from The Word, Vol. 2. On Knowing God. God Himself, the Unique IX