The God

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There are three letters in the Word 'God'. God = G+o+d, G -- Gentle, O -- Omniscient and D -- Divine. In other words, Father God is Gentle, Omniscient and Divine. Before Creation of Universe , He was Present. There are words in the Holy Word 'God'. Word was himself in the Word. God is the creator of Alphabets because There are Alphabets in the Every Languages. Father God is himself the Holy Supreme Eternal Divine Word, Which created the 'Holy and Virtuous' Words. Neither Alphabets nor Words came before God. In other words, Neither Letters nor Words came before God Because Alphabets and Words were in the Holy Eternal Divine Word 'God'. God is the Creator of Gentleness. Divine Gentleness is the creator of all holy words and all virtuous words. Divine gentleness is the creator of virtuousness and Virtuous actions. Divine gentleness is the creator of Holiness and Holy actions. Divine gentleness is the creator of purity and purification. Divine gentleness is the most pure and most holy. Divine gentleness is the creator of Divine Mercy, Divine love and Divine Peace. Father God is the creator of Time So Father God is the omniscient , Father God knows the 'Past, Present and Future' of the every creatures of Universes and Universes.  Father God is endless and infinite. Spirit of Father God is Supreme among all spirits So Father God is called Supreme being and Supreme Holy Spirit. Spirit of Father God is called the Spirit of Truth, because Father God speaks only Truth. Supreme Holy Divine Eternal Energy of Holy Divine Father God created the Whole Universes So Father God is greater than all energies of Universes. There is divinity in the Spirit of Father God because By the divinity of his miraculous words, Father God created whole universe and the creature of whole Universes. Divine Word of God became Human, Divine word of God became Heaven, Divine word of God became Earth and Divine Word of God became Sun. In other words, Divine words of Supreme Divinity Father God created the every creatures of universes and whole universes. 

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