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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 22 Aug, 2013 11:22 PMDon't forget it. He does whatever He wants. You cannot resist Him. Hear and understand. You cannot resist God. |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 22 Aug, 2013 11:24 PMPs 135:6 ​​​​​​​Whatever the LORD pleases, he does, ​​​​​​​in heaven and on earth, ​​​​​​​in the seas and all deeps. ​​​ |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 22 Aug, 2013 11:27 PMPs. 135:6 Whatever the LORD pleases, he does, in heaven and on earth, in the seas and all deeps. |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 01:07 AM:applause: |
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DontHitThatMark
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 08:11 AMAmen, now what is wrong with believing that a sovereign God created and respects free will? God controlled the elements, and controlled a worm. He did not force Jonah to do anything. He did not force the people of Nineveh to do anything, He actually recanted of the destruction He thought to bring against them. The difference? Man is the image of God, a special creation with free moral will. The extent of how God works His will is displayed perfectly in the story of Jonah. Jonah didn't want to go to Nineveh. God DID want Jonah to go to Nineveh. God used his power to create a circumstance where Jonah had to go to Nineveh. Did God remove Jonah's free will? God didn't want Jonah to be angry that Nineveh was spared. Did God reason with Jonah and provide object lessons to convict Jonah of his hypocrisy and lack of mercy? Or did God simply remove Jonah's anger? I agree that God is sovereign enough to remove our will, but does he want to? You guys should research the war in heaven. Try to come to some logical conclusions about it why and how Satan rebelled, and why God didn't just wipe Satan out. It will help you understand the entirety of the plan of salvation, to see the purpose behind it all instead of simply making God responsible for sin. |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 08:42 AMYou can worship your god :bow: and I will worship mine :bow: but let's at least agree that they are NOT the same. You can teach everyone here about your god and I will teach and preach about mine. Let's not be concerned for trying to synthesize the two and let's not be concerned that we do not walk in "unity". Let's admit plainly, we do not serve the same God. |
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dljrn04
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 12:15 PM"I do not serve the god proclaimed by other members here. In fact, I do not even recognize him based on other member's description. I have no idea what to call him but even if I did, I would not worship that idol. That is my position and I have now declared it publicly so there can be no confusion." |
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teach_ib
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 07:13 PMI worship the God of the Bible, the one who offers His free gift of salvation to all who believe. I know I have assurance of my salvation by seeking His forgiveness for the sins I committed against Him. |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 07:48 PMThis post is on God's Sovereignty not "election". Besides, your questions have already been asked and answered. |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 07:56 PMNow, another thing that is quite comical is that you also believe that you are part of a special group. The only difference is that you believe that you got there by your own ability. You accepted the free gift and did not reject the free gift and now you are part of a special group. We believe that God chose to make us part of that special group from before the foundation of the earth and that it had nothing to do with our own abilities. Which do you believe is more honoring to God - to glorify His Sovereignty or to glorify man's ability? -- Soli Deo Gloria! |
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God is Sovereign -- Not you!Posted : 23 Aug, 2013 08:06 PMActually PJ, That is exactly what you do repeatedly and it is the same kind of tactic you will see time and time again by those that proclaim Pelagian/Arminian theology. |
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