What does it mean that god is faithful?

Ancient Hebrew is a way more concrete language than modern english and all that. Meaning they use words that can be witnessed with your 5 senses (feeling, seeing, smelling, etc.). Being faithfull actually means obeying something or someone in that time. So in the context of a christian you're supposed to obey God's laws. The English versions have generally translated being faithfull as having faith or believing in the existence of God, which is stupid because everywhere in the Bible it's about keeping God's commandments but people use Paul's scriptures and faulty translation to twist their meaning into just believing in the existence of God or Jesus.

I don't know what it means in the context because Paul's letters are especially hard to understand (and people should stay away from them untill they fully understand the rest of the Bible at least, 2nd Peter 3 15-17) but you can generally type in verse numbers and then "interlinear" after it, it pulls up a website where you can see the individual Greek words and their meaning and stuff. It's usefull for increasing your understanding generally

 

Scripture is its own best interpreter.

2 Timothy 2
11 The saying is trustworthy, for:

If we have died with him, we will also live with him;
12 if we endure, we will also reign with him;
if we deny him, he also will deny us;
13 if we are faithless, he remains faithful—

for he cannot deny himself.

So, based on that, what is God faithful in?

(And congrats on 80 days!)

 

God CAN be counted on. FTFY

 

Sorry Typo

 

Unlike many people in the world today God CAN be counted on. He is faithful. You can trust Him completely. No matter what you are up against or what you are going through. All of the promises of the Bible are genuine.

 

You can understand my confusion.