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Expanse2020:
Why Jesus created distaters as a God self... He died the disasters no die oo

AntiChristian:
Isaiah 45:7 reads "I form the light and create darkness; I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things."

Some disaster are reversible while some are not. For example, losing wealth is reversible but not losing kids!

How do we relate the verse above with Genesis 1:31 "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.

1. Can disaster be good?

Check Job's story he was righteous in Job 1:1 and ended up being tested.

He lost his health, wealth and children!

This disaster was too much as the dead children couldn't be replaced!

2. How was the disaster good to the dead Job's children?

3. Can we say all the disaster we see are created by God? If no, how do we know which disaster is created by God or not?

Padipadi:
Mûmuboy!
Keep swimming in sin. Allah dey look yu

Padipadi:
You or Rashduct4luv once approved old testament as the only legit Bible so wetin una dey look for?
If una no get work, why not join ya brethrens against Israel make IDF nuke una to ya virgins ASAP?
Una threads dey constitute nuisance. GTFO!

AntiChristian:
So which of the questions is a sin?

AntiChristian:
No one approved any Bible as legit. If you can't answer the questions abeg go sleep!

AntiChristian:
Isaiah 45:7 reads "I form the light and create darkness; I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things."

Some disaster are reversible while some are not. For example, losing wealth is reversible but not losing kids!

How do we relate the verse above with Genesis 1:31 "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.

1. Can disaster be good?

Check Job's story he was righteous in Job 1:1 and ended up being tested.

He lost his health, wealth and children!

This disaster was too much as the dead children couldn't be replaced!

2. How was the disaster good to the dead Job's children?

3. Can we say all the disaster we see are created by God? If no, how do we know which disaster is created by God or not?

Padipadi:
Double mouthed arindîn. Na why dem dey fûck ya wîfe. Ebang is coming to ya hood.

Padipadi:
You dey yab Yeshua.

MightySparrow:
👏.
This is the only time you are making sense on this platform.

What is the meaning of this is 'the act of God' in Islam or kadara?

As Yoruba Muslims would say amuwa ọlọrun ni '

Or
Hausa
Allah yana dawo

2They will put you out of the synagogues; yes, the time is coming that whoever kills you will think that he offers God service 3And these things they will do [a]to you because they have not known the Father nor Me.

Kukutente23:
Muhammad was the disaster created by God
It's obvious if you read the bible well

John 17vs2

Muhammad claimed fighting people of the book (Christians and Jews) was doing God's service.
Today we have terrorists all over

AntiChristian:
Isaiah 45:7 reads "I form the light and create darkness; I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things."

Some disaster are reversible while some are not. For example, losing wealth is reversible but not losing kids!

How do we relate the verse above with Genesis 1:31 "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.

1. Can disaster be good?

Check Job's story he was righteous in Job 1:1 and ended up being tested.

He lost his health, wealth and children!

This disaster was too much as the dead children couldn't be replaced!

2. How was the disaster good to the dead Job's children?

3. Can we say all the disaster we see are created by God? If no, how do we know which disaster is created by God or not?

sonmvayina:
It is only God the Lord most high that can create...no other God has that privilege.
Those disasters include psunami, earthquake, landslides...etc. God is nature and nature is God.
In my opinion, those things happen to remind us that this earth is not our home.
The story of job is not a real story but allegorical meant to teach us some basic truths and principles one of which is that God is sovereign over all creatures and creation and that satan does nothing without an explicit permission from God.....

AntiChristian:
Isaiah 45:7 reads "I form the light and create darkness; I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things."

Some disaster are reversible while some are not. For example, losing wealth is reversible but not losing kids!

How do we relate the verse above with Genesis 1:31 "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.

1. Can disaster be good?

Check Job's story he was righteous in Job 1:1 and ended up being tested.

He lost his health, wealth and children!

This disaster was too much as the dead children couldn't be replaced!

2. How was the disaster good to the dead Job's children?

3. Can we say all the disaster we see are created by God? If no, how do we know which disaster is created by God or not?

DeepSight:
Oh rememeber that the God of the bible also instigates lies in heaven.

The entitlemen mentality he also bequeathed Jews still exists today with Israeli terrorism and genocide.

In fact, the God of the Bible created racism. No one else did.

AntiChristian:
Ah!

AntiChristian:
Ah!

AntiChristian:
So how are those disasters good?
How is the killing of children good for testing their father?

sonmvayina:
..

To you it might not...but to nature(God) ..it does not mean anything...

AntiChristian:
Isaiah 45:7 reads "I form the light and create darkness; I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things."

Some disaster are reversible while some are not. For example, losing wealth is reversible but not losing kids!

How do we relate the verse above with Genesis 1:31 "God saw all that he had made, and it was very good.

1. Can disaster be good?

Check Job's story he was righteous in Job 1:1 and ended up being tested.

He lost his health, wealth and children!

This disaster was too much as the dead children couldn't be replaced!

2. How was the disaster good to the dead Job's children?

3. Can we say all the disaster we see are created by God? If no, how do we know which disaster is created by God or not?

AntiChristian:
May I be cursed for that accusation!

DeepsightX:
Here are five researched arguments that suggest that the Old Testament God took no smack from anyone and definitely wasn't subtle about it. You would do well to fear this entity:

1. He's got no qualms about killing babies to punish their parents: He lets the people of Samaria know that their "little ones will be dashed to the ground" for their insolence (Hosea 13:16), the same for the children of whoever is "captured in Babylon...Their infants will be dashed to pieces before their eyes" (Isiah 13:15-16). And let's not forget what happened in Egypt to all the firstborns -- including livestock! (Exodus 12:29).

2. He doesn't appreciate anyone even simply making fun of his bald followers: In 2 Kings 2:23-24 a group of youths accost Elisha on his way to Bethel and started making fun of him and his baldness. Elisha cursed them in the name of God and then two bears came out of the woods and shredded all of the youths to pieces.

3. He doesn't like whiners or complainers much, either: In Numbers 11:1, God becomes so angry about the people complaining in the camp that his anger literally becomes a fire that burns them up. And in Numbers 21:5-6 when the people complained to Moses about bringing them out of Egypt to die in the desert with no water and food, God sends "fiery serpents" that slithered among the people and bit them causing many to die from the venom.

4. He is no stranger to genocide: There are many examples of how the God of the Old Testament wiped out entire populations in seconds including many who were presumably innocent, such as when he has his angel kill 185,000 men in an Assyrian camp in just one night (2 Kings 19:35). He also delivers up Sihon and his land and people for the slaughter and no one was spared -- not even children. In fact, he makes a point of saying that the only things spared were cattle -- because they could use cattle (Deuteronomy 2:31-35)

5. He has rather unpleasant reactions to male and female sex organs: For women, he pretty much always suggests rape as a form of punishment. Moses, in Numbers 31:17-18, relays God's commands to the people to kill all the boys and all women who have slept with a man but "save for yourselves every girl who has never slept with a man." This sort of advice is found all over the Old Testament. For men, he preferred tumors and boils on their genitals (1 Samuel 5:8 -9), and let's not forget David's tally of two hundred foreskins of Philistines in order to marry Saul's daughter (1 Samuel 18:27).

Padipadi:
Hmm. Are you a janjaweèd or an atheist or a janjaweèd marauding as an atheist?
Whichever wing you dey play, signify to know the kinda nuke you deserved.

DeepsightX:
Nuke for quoting the bible?

DeepsightX:
Here are five researched arguments that suggest that the Old Testament God took no smack from anyone and definitely wasn't subtle about it. You would do well to fear this entity:

1. He's got no qualms about killing babies to punish their parents: He lets the people of Samaria know that their "little ones will be dashed to the ground" for their insolence (Hosea 13:16), the same for the children of whoever is "captured in Babylon...Their infants will be dashed to pieces before their eyes" (Isiah 13:15-16). And let's not forget what happened in Egypt to all the firstborns -- including livestock! (Exodus 12:29).

2. He doesn't appreciate anyone even simply making fun of his bald followers: In 2 Kings 2:23-24 a group of youths accost Elisha on his way to Bethel and started making fun of him and his baldness. Elisha cursed them in the name of God and then two bears came out of the woods and shredded all of the youths to pieces.

3. He doesn't like whiners or complainers much, either: In Numbers 11:1, God becomes so angry about the people complaining in the camp that his anger literally becomes a fire that burns them up. And in Numbers 21:5-6 when the people complained to Moses about bringing them out of Egypt to die in the desert with no water and food, God sends "fiery serpents" that slithered among the people and bit them causing many to die from the venom.

4. He is no stranger to genocide: There are many examples of how the God of the Old Testament wiped out entire populations in seconds including many who were presumably innocent, such as when he has his angel kill 185,000 men in an Assyrian camp in just one night (2 Kings 19:35). He also delivers up Sihon and his land and people for the slaughter and no one was spared -- not even children. In fact, he makes a point of saying that the only things spared were cattle -- because they could use cattle (Deuteronomy 2:31-35)

5. He has rather unpleasant reactions to male and female sex organs: For women, he pretty much always suggests rape as a form of punishment. Moses, in Numbers 31:17-18, relays God's commands to the people to kill all the boys and all women who have slept with a man but "save for yourselves every girl who has never slept with a man." This sort of advice is found all over the Old Testament. For men, he preferred tumors and boils on their genitals (1 Samuel 5:8 -9), and let's not forget David's tally of two hundred foreskins of Philistines in order to marry Saul's daughter (1 Samuel 18:27).

Padipadi:
It's Haram.
Receive one nuke for being an atheist wannabe!