Just thinking also., if God gave man free will,how can everything be God's plan?

Everything is part of God's plan, how can we have free will. Let's discuss please.

Telemon:
Just thinking also., if God gave man free will,how can everything be God's plan?

Everything is part of God's plan, how can we have free will. Let's discuss please.

God gave us freewill, yes, and that our will should be in line with the ultimate will of God. However, how well we know the plan of God depends on how close we are with God.

In essence, everything that happens or the decisions we make can not all be the plan of God. (in the Bible) when balaam was invited to curse the people of Israel. He prayed to God, and God instructed him not to go. [now, that's the will of God] God plainly told him not to go. But his spirit is not clean, because he wants to make money from balaak. So he went again, and prayed. This time around God told him to Go!. Do we say that God changed his mind? No! He wanted his judgement to fall on balaam.
When balaam was cruising to go and curse the Israelites, he saw an angel with a sword. He is even lucky that he wasn't killed by that Angel.
Now, this is his judgment for having a dirty spirit; eager to make money out of his gift.

Another instance Is the case of king Saul. Remember that the children of Israel were being lead by Samuel. But the Israelites wanted a king to lead them. (Maybe they saw other people that are being lead by kings) meanwhile, God was leading them through Samuel. But because of that [FREEWILL HE HAS GIVEN TO US] the people now wants a king, which is against the plan of God.
God allowed them to choose a king. And it later ended in tears.


So, I can state that the plan of God is simply obeying God's word, living within his principles. Though it's now left for us to choose whether to obey him or follow our own ways (the freewill)

Telemon:
Just thinking also., if God gave man free will,how can everything be God's plan?

Everything is part of God's plan, how can we have free will. Let's discuss please.

Because creations can only choose from the Available Options And Options are the gifts Given to creations by their Creator, hence creations are always within the plan of their Creator, exactly as your phone is in your pocket or bag according to your plan.

If it chooses to fall down, then it falls into another plan of yours.

That's how it works.

Telemon:
Just thinking also., if God gave man free will,how can everything be God's plan?

Everything is part of God's plan, how can we have free will. Let's discuss please.

Your freewill can not rise above God own plans and God own freewill

NNtv:
God gave us freewill, yes, and that our will should be in line with the ultimate will of God. However, how well we know the plan of God depends on how close we are with God.

In essence, everything that happens or the decisions we make can not all be the plan of God. (in the Bible) when balaam was invited to curse the people of Israel. He prayed to God, and God instructed him not to go. [now, that's the will of God] God plainly told him not to go. But his spirit is not clean, because he wants to make money from balaak. So he went again, and prayed. This time around God told him to Go!. Do we say that God changed his mind? No! He wanted his judgement to fall on balaam.
When balaam was cruising to go and curse the Israelites, he saw an angel with a sword. He is even lucky that he wasn't killed by that Angel.
Now, this is his judgment for having a dirty spirit; eager to make money out of his gift.

Another instance Is the case of king Saul. Remember that the children of Israel were being lead by Samuel. But the Israelites wanted a king to lead them. (Maybe they saw other people that are being lead by kings) meanwhile, God was leading them through Samuel. But because of that [FREEWILL HE HAS GIVEN TO US] the people now wants a king, which is against the plan of God.
God allowed them to choose a king. And it later ended in tears.


So, I can state that the plan of God is simply obeying God's word, living within his principles. Though it's now left for us to choose whether to obey him or follow our own ways (the freewill)

Lol, the whole thing is still planned because you already know the results. You know how everything ends. So the Christian god was just allowing everything play out just as he had seen.
If I hired people to build a skyscraper for me and along the line, some of the builders turned against me to plant hidden bombs in my building, and I got to know about the information, wouldn't it be wise to halt the entire process and get everyone out?
If I allowed them to finish the buiding and the bomb goes off when it finally gets occupied with people, who allowed it happen?