What's the Opposite of God?

When we think about God, we associate goodness, light, power, and entity. Basically anything related to good ideas and good is directed to God. Likewise, when thinking about the devil, we automatically think about evil and darkness. All negative thoughts and bad emotions are associated with the devil. This thought process is similar to the concept of dualism. The literal definition of dualism is to divide something within a concept into two opposite or contrasting aspects, or split states.

When I imagine God, I perfectly notice the God surrounded by knowledge, the god who is not afraid of the future. I do not know, no one, the opponent shocked God, he just knew everything. I think that God is a fierce person who dominates everything, but his debates and discussions are very discreet - not to minimize his control over every situation. God is not a king of throne, it is a prince in an entrenchment, fighting for us, and we creeps behind behind. The Bible details this in the story of David faced with Goliath. Many people say that this story motivates us to motivate the fight against sin. They said, "You should kill the giant as David killed Goliath on that day," but I think this is a slight misunderstanding of this story. Jesus is David in the story. We are the Israelites, and Jesus killed the sin of our lives.

If this is not a story about Abraham, but a story about God's personality? It is like a story about David and Goliath, not the story that David is the hero but the story that God is the hero. If you do not believe me, read Genesis 22: 5 and understand what happened between Abraham and God. Abraham knew that he would not come back. As God promised to bless the world through Isaac, he knew that Noshake would come back with him, whatever happened in the mountains. Some may argue that Abraham may be lying so that Abraham can leave the servant safely and that it will not cause unnecessary emotional damage of Isaac. But will not God oppose it by lying to devotion and loyalty to be tested?