Many people in the world are unaware of the existence of God the Mother.

However, the Bible informs us about God the Mother. The Bible bears witness to God the Mother starting from the first chapter.

The opening verse of Genesis reads, 'In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth,'

where 'God' is in the original Hebrew text of the Bible, the plural word 'Elohim' is used.

In the Old Testament, God is referred to 2500 times as 'Elohim,' meaning 'Gods.'

This indicates that there isn't just one God the Father, but two Gods.

“God said, let us make man in our image, after our likeness…

In God's image he created man; he created male and female

Genesis 1:26-27”

God created humankind in His image, and the creation of both male and female reflects God's image.

There is a masculine God, God the Father, and a feminine God, God the Mother within.

This is what the message conveys.

Just as the New Testament acquaints us with the 'Heavenly Father who is in heaven' (Matthew 6:9), we are also introduced to God the Mother.

The passage indicates the presence of 'our mother.'

“But the Jerusalem above is free, and she is our mother.

Galatians 4:26”

In the final chapter of the Bible, the Holy Spirit (God the Father) and the Bride (God the Mother) emerge to guide humanity.

The prophecy culminates in the offering of the water of life.

“The Spirit and the bride say, ‘Come.’ And he who hears will say, ‘Come,’ and he who is thirsty will come.

And whosoever wishes, let him take the water of life without cost.

Revelation 22:17"

The bride, the wife of the Lamb, is the heavenly Jerusalem.

What kind of person is the heavenly Jerusalem to us? Heavenly Jerusalem is our Mother God.

Just as we possess parents who grant us physical life, we are bestowed with spiritual fathers who grant us eternal life.

There fore we have God the Mother.