God is Not Supernatural for one reason and one reason only; all things are possible with God, (Matthew 19:26). Jesus is saying here — humanly speaking, many things are impossible for Man, but with God everything is possible. All things are natural and normal to God; nothing’s out of the ordinary. So, what we really mean, and need to say instead of God being Supernatural, is to say the Divine Nature of God, or God’s Divine Nature, or Divine Intervention.
Supernatural means abnormal — not natural, and our natural being combined with God’s super being is better said as Divine Intervention, or the Divine Nature of God, or God’s Divine Nature, and it doesn’t make us Supernatural; why? Because God’s not super, and the born-again/saved are not natural.
The nature of the Natural man is a person who does not know Christ, (1st Corinthians 2:14). God’s Divine Nature combined with a man’s natural nature doesn’t make a man supernatural, which is the same as saying super abnormal.
God’s Divine Nature does not share the nature of a natural man, it throws it out once he’s saved, (2nd Corinthians 5:17). Man becomes a new creature in Christ, and at that moment, his old nature passes away, it’s been replaced; it’s either with the Divine Nature of God, or it’ll be man’s own natural nature directing him, but not both.
Man’s death to his natural nature makes him spiritually conscious of Christ living inside of him, (Galatians 2:20); with a mindset that’ll discern his and Christ’s relationship permitting his life to be governed by the Holy Spirit, which makes all things possible for him naturally, not supernaturally, (1st Corinthians 2:9-12).
The term Supernatural is the occult — look it up.
You’ll fine Supernatural defined as: the paranormal, psychic, magic, occult, mystic, mystical, superhuman supernormal, strange, bizarre, creepy, mysterious, superstitious; weird, and eerie, just to name a few, and are the true correct definitions of the term.
You’ll find Supernatural defined incorrectly, describing the celestial, or divine side of God as — omnipotent, omnipresent, spiritual, supreme, angelic, immortal, and almighty, just to name a few; true, but all of these celestial definitions are describing characteristics of God’s Divine Nature — not Him; plus all these things are natural as far as God is concerned; not Supernatural.
So, since Man can’t explain God rightly, he pollutes Him by trying; feeling sanctimonious with the usage of such a term to define God’s Nature as being supernatural which is vastly used, and used wrongly, but excepted.
To try and say God is supernatural is an attempt to humanize Him; to bring Him to our level of understanding, and knowingly, or un-knowingly put Him on a level playing field with other so-called deities, better known as idols.
The books out here dealing with idols hypothetically having conversations and relationships with God are trash. Books teaching us to lean on our own understanding are trash. People believing God helps those who helps themselves is a lie.
Benjamin Franklin is accredited with that statement which he got from someone else by the way. It’s not scriptural, nor is it found inside the Holy Bible.
Fear, depression, low self-esteem, etc. are all about Man’s self-centeredness, self-righteous, and his ignorance of God. This kind of nature is Man’s natural nature because it makes everything be about him, absent from God.
God has nothing to do with this stuff, but we blame Him. We try to short-change Him to see our side; objectifying Him; referring to Him as Supernatural, which is defined as abnormal… Quit it — find another word or description.
God is Almighty. Existence is His creation — seen or unseen, explained or un-explained, but He is not Supernatural, He is … I Am.
Gaidi
