Udemeeyenabasi:
QUESTION: However, the difference between the righteous and the unrighteous is that God is with the righteous and all evils he may encounter are just as shadows, [b]they can't hurt him or he[/b]r because God is with him.

The righteous may fall seven times but God will lift him up each time. When the unrighteous falls just once, he or she is consumed by the situation and cannot recover. I hope you realize soon enough that you need God in your life!

Udemeeyenabasi:
QUESTION:
Let me learn from you, can you tell me what can happen to someone God has abandoned but can never happen to someone God hasn't? please give answers based on something testable and verifiable eg "Only someone God has abandoned would fail a school exam/get hit by stray bullet/be electrocuted/burn alive"


ANSWER:
It is true that the righteous, being in this corrupt world, may pass through difficult times just like the unrighteous do. It is what King David terms " passing through the valley of shadow of death" (Psalm 23:4). However, the difference between the righteous and the unrighteous is that God is with the righteous and all evils he may encounter are just as shadows, they can't hurt him or her because God is with him. The righteous may fall seven times but God will lift him up each time. When the unrighteous falls just once, he or she is consumed by the situation and cannot recover. I hope you realize soon enough that you need God in your life!

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Seun:

What kind of hurt are you saying the righteous cannot experience? We all know that Christians can be physically and emotionally hurt. Even the Jesus of Mark was emotionally hurt when he faced crucifiction. He cried with a loud voice “My God, why have you forsaken me?”

Seun:

What about the millions of Christians who died as a result of their problems? If your situation leads to death, that means you did not recover.

awesomeJ:


Jesus' cry was not cos of the crucifixion. A proof of that is in the fact that all his talks about his death with his disciples conveyed glad anticipation on his part. He never talked about his death sadly. So it couldn't have been the death that got to him.

It was the fact that He would be made SIN, and consequently suffer a momentary separation from God that hurt him.




He apparently wasn't referring to those "Christians" who die from situations, rather he talked about the likes of us who are guaranteed utter, perfect, and perpetual safety from all of life's troubles-Those of us who live in the manifestation of the scripture "a thousand may fall at your left, ten thousand at your right hand side, but none reaches to you"

sKeetz:


You sound like you were an eye witness to these events or was it revealed to you by the Holy spirit?

awesomeJ:


Jesus' cry was not cos of the crucifixion. A proof of that is in the fact that all his talks about his death with his disciples conveyed glad anticipation on his part. He never talked about his death sadly. So it couldn't have been the death that got to him.

It was the fact that He would be made SIN, and consequently suffer a momentary separation from God that hurt him.

He apparently wasn't referring to those "Christians" who die from situations, rather he talked about the likes of us who are guaranteed utter, perfect, and perpetual safety from all of life's troubles-Those of us who live in the manifestation of the scripture "a thousand may fall at your left, ten thousand at your right hand side, but none reaches to you"

Udemeeyenabasi:


With faith you really don't need to ask if you were ever a foetus in your mother's womb cos you just know you were there even though you cannot give a eye witness account of events in your mother's womb...

Udemeeyenabasi:


With faith you really don't need to ask if you were ever a foetus in your mother's womb cos you just know you were there even though you cannot give a eye witness account of events in your mother's womb...