The Unfairness of God | Steve Brown
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
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Honduras
Never heard a preacher so bold yet so transparent like Steve ❤
The unfairness of God is not comprehensible to the human mind: But the love, the goodness and the fairness of God is in His Son, Jesus Christ who died to set us free to live eternally with Him❤❤❤---It is because of what Jesus has done for mankind. ❤❤
Bro. Steve, I have loved and learned from you for many, many years (old guy to old guy), and this has, once again, prodded me to love Jesus all the more. He is not fair, but He is gracious.
Yes. Thankful He is not fair.
Really going to remove my comment because you can't handle a different biblical position. So this just tells me and everyone else that you can't back up your viewpoint!
Question Reformed Theology and all others. Go to the Word of God NOT the word of MAN. Reformed theology can not stand or back it self up without Calvin or Augustine. Just try it!
What is just in a god that forces sin on his creation? Then punishes his creation for committing the sin he forced them to do. God is just and punishing someone for sins that they did not commit on their own, but were forced by God to commit before they were even created is not justice. God can give choice (freedom) to his creation to make decisions that have consequences or blessings. We can be under his protection or make choices that pull us away from His hand. Who are we to question God's ability or authority to allow his creation to have choice and freewill, especially if He sovereignly decreed it so. Otherwise you are stating that God is the sinner for He willed by His own desire to create someone with the specific intent and purpose of: viciously raping and murdering someone's child (or other sin). This somehow is just and loving and the will of God. God is not a sinner!
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If your to smart for the Jesus idea then I guess I can't use ya
You might have heard about the 4 young girls struck by lightning in Oklahoma. The one who died went to my church. This old fart who has known God for 60 years, simply had nothing to say.😒
I know a wonderful Christian family that lost 2 kids to suicide. I’m the same way I have nothing to say
@@williamkuegler4119 What heartbreak.
What should he have said?
@@RevRydland Nothing seemed appropriate.
@@Torby4096 right, so maybe the right thing is to say nothing, but to simply be present and grieve with those who grieve..
Evil guy following an evil God 😂
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