God will not have his words twisted or ignored. First, we talk about a god as if we believe in one, but then we start fashioning our own language about Him, as if we could create God in our own image. He is not what he calls himself. At this point, we are going to have to question which god is which, and wonder how we are to differentiate between them. And if we can't decide whose feelings are more important, we are going to be forced either to ignore the differences, or we're going to have find out what God has to say for himself.
Language is a divinely sanctioned thing.
In fact, without this connection, Scripture means nothing. Creation was accomplished through the Word of God. It is here where our rebellion goes deepest. We turn our backs on words by going to feelings and emotions. God gets pretty serious about using actual words, you know.