While reading various books, including the Bible, I see that reference to the Holy One is used with small caps. Examples are: he and his, instead of He and His. When small caps are used, which is just about all the time unless His name is being used, it looks as if He is being blended in with us, and no better. In my way of thinking, putting a capital on the first letter of Jesus, no matter whether it is His name or in reference to Him, is giving Him honor and glory. I find Him very worthy of a "shift" key. If it weren't for Him, we wouldn't be around to use the shift key that someone invented only because that person who invented it was given the knowledge and know-how to get it going as a gift from Him, the great I AM. I can't possibly imagine that I am the only one who feels this way.
Lifting up His name
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I agree with you sister. I use a capital letter for God, Jesus and Holy Spirit. I also like to use a capital letter when referring to Him too.
He deserves to be recognised this way and yet some still use a small g. for God. There are many gods but only one true living God.
I also use a capital letter when addressing Him as Father.
He shed His precious blood for us so the least we can do is give Him the glory. He surely deserves to be given the honour and glory and power.
God bless
:rainbow: :rose:
He deserves to be recognised this way and yet some still use a small g. for God. There are many gods but only one true living God.
I also use a capital letter when addressing Him as Father.
He shed His precious blood for us so the least we can do is give Him the glory. He surely deserves to be given the honour and glory and power.
God bless
:rainbow: :rose:
