Being an engineer type, even as a child, I was heard asking people why this or why that. When I wasn't asking why, I would be asking how this or how that, regarding something that struck my interest. I once made the mistake of asking my mother, a person of great faith, how it was possible for the Bible to be so trusted by so many people that base their faith upon it, as it was written so long ago and translated from one language to another.
 

Once she got over the shock of hearing such a question, my mother informed me of how the Bible consisted of writings of numerous people, many of whom did not know one another and yet, their writings were much the same regarding the things which Christ taught and was involved in. Then, she proceeded to inform me of the Dead Sea Scrolls and how so many folks were shocked to hear how the scrolls did read exactly like pages in the Bible. This made a believer out of me! It seems like only yesterday to me, when this learning experience occurred but it was more like seventy years ago.

Though the Bible refers to feeling God's presence in numerous places, I honestly don't know if it refers to the electric like wave of energy that flows through many of us as we talk to God, especially when we're thanking Him for things and when He really wants us to know, He's going to handle some big challenges we face. I just know from years of experience that the wave of energy is a divine response from God/Jesus Christ. I have never had this experience when He didn't turn out to be with me on things of importance. I realize that most people, including most clergy, do not experience this divine and wonderful sensation that God uses to let us know He's hearing us and is also about to take care of us, but they could with a bit of coaching from someone. Sad they didn't have a mom like mine.

Once you have begun experiencing that wonderful wave of God's energy and it causes your own relationship with The Lord to grow like crazy, don't neglect to read and study your God inspired Bible. To a degree, having a super relationship with the Lord can make the Bible seem not as important as it once did but don't let it affect you like that because there are so many things to be gained from the Bible. After all, He inspired it to be written.