This is the second part of a multi-part sermon series covering 'Mysteries of God.' Where did God come from? What name did God give Moses? Has God always existed? What about Jesus? Is God's existence scientifically logical? Could matter have eternally existed? What about time? When did this age, or time as we know it, begin? Does the Bible point to astronomical bodies, like the moon, being made to mark religious festivals? What does God look like? Were human beings made in the image of God? Does God have arms and hands (Psalm 89:13; 2 Chronicles 18:18), fingers (Exodus 31:18), feet (Psalm 18:9), a face (Genesis 32:30), a waist (Ezekiel 1:27), eyes (Deuteronomy 11:12), ears (Psalm 34:15), a mouth (Matthew 4:4), lips (Job 11:5), nostrils (Exodus 15:8), hair (Daniel 7:9), and a back (Exodus 33:23)? What does Jesus look like in the earliest painting claimed to be of Him? Could the Shroud of Turin possibly really show what Jesus looked like? Does God have a glorious body? Could Jesus have looked anything like He has been portrayed by an actor in 'The Chosen'? Does the Book of Revelation give any description of how Jesus looks now? Can humans get a glorious body like God? Did Jesus have long hair? Has it been claimed that the common images that are supposed to be Jesus really are supposed to be a younger representative of the pagan go Zeus? Should we have statues or icons of Jesus? Why or why not? Dr. Thiel addresses these issues and more.

A free e-book of related interest is available titled 'Mysteries of God: What is God?' url: MysteriesofGod.pdf