Ebook: Nature of The GOD according to Thomas Aquinas

Nature of The GOD according to Thomas Aquinas. (from : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Aquinas ). In Holy Books of Torah and Old Testament the GOD appeared to many prophets manytimes just because the man HE created on very sixth day of his "the Creation" in HIS own image knew nothing about how to live, survive, and worship. The man HE created was with totally blank slate and blank notebook in spite of HE blessed a beautiful brain among all other animals. The Grand parents Adam and Eve, HE might have taught many things. To The Prophet Moses, HE delivered the Ten Commandments, and taught him how to write his book of gospel i.e. The Torah, The Pentateuch - The Five Books of Moses. At the times of the New Testament, the man he created learned many things and things evolved already. For the things that were misses, HE sent two heavenly commanders The Baptist John, and The Immanuel - Jesus Nazaraine Christ with the annunciation by the Gabriel - The Arch Angle who always stands in HIS presence. At the times of Prophet Muhammad, and Lord Buddha, HE did the same things of delivering HIS words in different languages, and different parts of the world HE created. If anyone reads the article "Entering heaven alive" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entering_heaven_alive ), HE also selected top notch Prophetic Persons from many religions in HIS Administration who entered HIS Kingdom alive. According to Torah there are nine, according to Bible Moses who seen the face of the lord on the mount Sinai (Will the LORD punish the death who has seen HIS face? HE himself does not appear to many), Enoch and Elijah, and the Virgin Mary. The positve argument here is, to bring any still object into motion always requires external push by someone either visible or invisible to a mankind. And, a mankind can not move a paper weight without touching it on a levelled table. HE keeps whole universe rotating by HIS word since ages. For those who are interested can read 1) The Work of the Holy Spirit by Abraham Kuyper ( http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=63A0AFEB611C087FC5E6C0518444C428 ) 2) Of God & His Creatures by Aquinas St. Thomas ( http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=8E421CB017C6D27D312D92103B0D622D ) . Amen. ~ Grappy.