Where is god now?

[Drich]

UnChanging God refers to God's Nature, and Law.

Forgive me, aren't you the one who told me in the past that god's law did change, and that's why we don't have to follow certain old testament commands anymore?

Given this, isn't the new testament a very definite change to the law?

God's law did not change. The law still stands. What changed is the way we obtain righteousness. (the right or ablity to be with God.) Every letter of the law is still in effect. For those who stand without the attonement christ offers, they will be judged by the law. For those who are under the attonement Christ offers, they are no longer required to follow the law as the way to obtain righteousness before God. Even though the Law still stands.

It's like being a diplomat in the Movies. Appearently Diplomats in movies can do whatever they like and are immune to prosecution by the law of the land, even though everyone else in that community is still under the law of the land. When one becomes a Beleiver in Christ he becomes a 'Diplomat.' of sorts.

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The Holy Spirit was poured out on us in Acts 2. 'We' having been washed in the blood of Christ are simply able to receive the blessing of God directly.

That's not a "why" that's a "what".

So, I'll ask again. Why the change?

If you remember in the first part of Genesis, God spent time with Adam daily, walking and talking with Him. Then Adam's sin seperated Him from God, and every subsequent generation after as man's wickedness God worse the chasm between Man and God grew deeper and deeper. Then Christ died to close that Gap. (So once again God/Holy Spirit of God) can directly Commune with God.

The 'change' was the first step in putting back God's orginal design