https://twitter.com/meganromer/status/1074492766955204609?s=17

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Megan Romer (@meganromer) Tweeted:

Also with the protective and comforting qualities of motherhood (Mother bear in Hosea 13:8, mother bird in Deut 32:11, Ruth 2:12, Luke 13:34, human mother in Isaiah 66:13, Psalm 131:2) and personified in the feminine quality of wisdom (vs. brute strength) that Proverbs etc. uses.

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Different translators and interpreters have come up with different numbers, but there are at least a few dozen instances throughout both the Hebrew Scriptures and the Gospels in which God is referred to in the feminine, either metaphorically or directly.

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Imagine having such an anemic idea of God (or masculinity, for that matter) that you can only envision God as a man. Then imagine the possibility of a God who is much, much bigger than that box you’ve created. Which one feels better, really?