<center> <h1>ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE, WORSHIPING GOD IS POSING HIMSELF TO HIM.</h1>
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Did you know that the word "adoration" is not found in the Bible (at least, in the Reina-Valera version of 1960)? Surprising! Right? Now, the word "adore" does appear, about 150 times.

Behind these 150 texts there are six Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek words. The main idea is to prostrate before God. True worship consists in prostrating before God (not necessarily physically, but in the heart). And false worship consists in prostrating before any being or thing that is not God. Throughout the Bible there are many examples of both types of worship. This idea (of prostrating ourselves before God) speaks to us of his holiness and greatness, of our sinfulness and smallness and of the holy fear that we must feel before Him. That is, of his great dignity and our great indignity.


Here I am playing for God in the church, thanks to @STEEMCHURCH that's preparing me every day more in the word of God
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##  ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE, WORSHIPING GOD IS RESPONDING TO ALL THAT IS WITH ALL OF US.
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This is my definition of adoration: to respond to all that is God with all that we are, to respond to his whole being with our whole being.

When we worship, we are not doing something in a vacuum; We are responding to something. To what? Well, to God, to everything that His Word teaches us about Him. And we do that with all that we are and with all that we have. That is adoration.

Three biblical examples of this: (1) Abraham going up Mount Moriah to worship the Lord, offering his son Isaac as a burnt offering (Gen. 22: 5); (2) The worship that Micah spoke of: "... to do justice, to love mercy, and to humble yourself before your God" (Micah 6: 6-8); and: (3) The worship taught by the apostle Paul: "... that you present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your rational worship" (Romans 12: 1).

<i> <h2> Adoration is much more than just something we do in church! </h2> </i>

As the Lord Jesus Christ said to that Samaritan woman, the Father seeks true worshipers to worship him. After all, he created us, gave us life, for that: so that we adore him; and he saved us so that we could do it "in spirit and in truth". May the Lord find in us the worshipers he is looking for!


>God is spirit, and those who worship him must do so in spirit and in truth.
John 4:24 | NVI | true Spirit


in my case, singing, touching for God, is a necessity, my being needs to thank him, and through music let him know how much I love Jesus Christ

I believe that God created music for the sole purpose of connecting the human heart, our soul with heaven, and little by little the spirit of God guides our confidence,  when it begins it is time to listen, time to breathe, time to remove the distractions, and of-suddenly you feel that everything makes sense!


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