Unapproachable Light In Greece

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Cody's Eye on the light apparition that appeared in Greece-
John 1:4–5
Jesus is described as the agent of the divine life that shines from the Father, who dwells in light and unapproachable glory.
Christians are also called to be light-bearers, representing God to the world and sharing the message of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. Christians can carry Jesus' light in their words, thoughts, actions, and good deeds.
Here come answers. . .
What does it mean that God is an unapproachable light?
God also "dwells in unapproachable light," radiating the glory of God in heaven. Interestingly, Paul states the Lord is someone "whom no one has ever seen or can see." God's glory was also covered by a cloud in Exodus 24:15–18 as well. Again, the connection between the Father and Jesus both being God is emphasized.
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Godly unapproachable light. . .
Who lives in Unapproachable Light?
Then, two verses later, Paul reminds us that “God… lives in unapproachable light” (6:15, 16). God is not hidden in unapproachable darkness, but in unapproachable light. Our problem is not that we can't find God,
It's that you don't look. . .
What is the meaning of inaccessible light?
God dwells in inaccessible light—light that we can't directly look at. It's uncreated light that emanates from God's very being. This light was already there before God created the light that we see—“In light inaccessible hid from our eyes.” This also is a basic biblical idea.
What does it mean God is light?
This leads us to 1 John 1:5, where we read “that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all.” In describing God as light, John is referring to His absolute moral purity and omniscience. In other words, there is no moral defect, nor is there a lack of knowledge in God.