Ordinary people are hand chosen by God to deliver His messages. The message is more believable and easier to understand when the one delivering the message to you is no different than yourself. And the message is the focal point, not the one providing it. This reminds me of a great poem by Helen Steiner Rice that was made into a song named 'The Christmas Guest'. God came to visit a man as a shaggy beggar, an old woman and a lost child but the man thought God had not come as He had promised he would in a dream. Although the man didn't know this was God, each time they knocked on the door, the man offered kindness and help to them. At the end of the story we learn God did come to visit the man:
"Three times My shadow crossed your floor--
Three times I came to your lonely door--
For I was the beggar with bruised, cold feet,
I was the woman you gave to eat,
And I was the child on the homeless street."
Telephone.
God doesn't follow any ordinary laws.
The ancient Egyptian god Anubis cared for the dead.
Because He was no ordinary man, the miracles and signs He did was out of the ordinary and that people also knew that God was with Him as well as He was the Son of God. Furthermore, for the case of the teachers of the law, they feared Jesus because many believed in His teaching. They in the case, were afraid of Jesus because of the people.
In the Old Testament, God spoke to various individuals such as prophets, leaders, and ordinary people who had a special connection with Him.
Technological advances begin with ideas from ordinary people.
I think it says that God comes to everyone. The prequisites that God uses to chose his followers is the opposite of how this world choses it's.
God can use anyone
God often calls ordinary people because it emphasizes His ability to work through anyone, regardless of their status or background. This choice highlights the idea that faith, humility, and willingness to serve are more important than wealth or extraordinary abilities. Additionally, using ordinary individuals allows for a stronger demonstration of divine power, as their successes are attributed to God's influence rather than their own merit. Ultimately, this conveys a message of inclusivity and the potential for all people to fulfill a greater purpose.
The duration of Ordinary People is 2.07 hours.
The Production Budget for Ordinary People was $6,000,000.
Ordinary People was released on 09/19/1980.