FatherOfJesus:
Someone please help me

FatherOfJesus:
Someone please help me

kingxsamz:



Father of Jesus, how can you regret when you already said all that you created was good?

Major001:
One of these days you'll come to realize the truth. It's only a matter of time. I only hope it won't be too late.

Accept Jesus as Saviour & Lord now.

No one can guarantee you the next five minutes.

The worst thing that can happen to an atheist/unbeliever is to die in this life and open his eyes in the afterlife... only to come face to face with Almighty God.

And then you'll discover the joke had been on you all along.

It's easy to say and write whatever you want now...but when death eventually comes for you...

In the end...light will triumph over darkness. No amount of atheism or unbelief or careless talk can change that fact.

BackllGodNaija:
So says someone who could only create a moniker...or wait oh...how am i even sure someone else didn't help you create this moniker because you sound as though you could only create imaginations in your head. Or did someone else (the devil) help you create the imaginations also?

FatherOfJesus:
Someone please help me

MajorLanister:


https:///LMwnjmiOHQBElRrT3z5ePf

This group is solely for the purpose of edifying our being. It's a burning desire in the heart of men to manifest the matters of the spirit.. The earth seeketh for a man...

Our Prayers are by 9pm (Fridays to Sunday), word by 12pm (Saturday),
Personal intimacy is encouraged at midnight.. Come and be a path of this movement.

FatherOfJesus:
Its something I have not been able to decipher but im guessing that since I created humans in my image, I think I can also make mistakes and regret them. Sometimes I smoke weed as well, that's what humans do.

kingxsamz:


Father of Jesus Christ, you need to take sometime off.
PmGo on a vacation or something.

BackllGodNaija:
So says someone who could only create a moniker...or wait oh...how am i even sure someone else didn't help you create this moniker because you sound as though you could only create imaginations in your head. Or did someone else (the devil) help you create the imaginations also?

FatherOfJesus:
Been doing that alot with Mary

kingxsamz:


God exists, and I have %100 proof of his existence, because he's on Twitter.
If God doesn't exist, how come he's on Twitter?
I'm sure atheists can never answer this.

FatherOfJesus:
Where 2 or 3 are gathered, im already there. No need inviting me, just gather

kingxsamz:


God exists, and I have %100 proof of his existence, because he's on Twitter.
If God doesn't exist, how come he's on Twitter?
I'm sure atheists can never answer this.

FatherOfJesus:
I can't do anything by myself, I had to even tell the holy spiritt to help me fuckkkk Mary to get conceive Jesus, my son.

BackllGodNaija:
I was right when I said you didn't even create your own imagination but the devil, because you're ignorant of the fact that the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God, so it's just like saying your spirit helped you do something lol!

Also you're ignorant of the fact that a virgin could become pregnant without being disvirgined, and that Mary was still a virgin after she got pregnant? Or maybe you think God needed to wait over two thousand years as the man he made from dust to be able to discover it was possible with a medical procedure like IVF?

Except you know this but you're still lying like your father the devil whose only creation is lies? Well you're free to continue in the footsteps of your father and his only creation.

Li_e father li_e child.

Minsk24:


If only anything u said here made one iota of sense... We for read am..

Lolz! And you still know say e no make an iota of sense and went ahead to quote it? Maybe you should tell me how you came to that knowledge, if you didn't read it ehn? Though i don't expect the truth to make an iota of sense to a fool!

BackllGodNaija:
Lolz! And you still know say e no make an iota of sense and went ahead to quote it? Maybe you should tell me how you came to that knowledge, if you didn't read it ehn? Though i don't expect the truth to make an iota of sense to a fool!

FatherOfJesus:
Someone please help me

BackllGodNaija:
I was right when I said you didn't even create your own imagination but the devil, because you're ignorant of the fact that the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God, so it's just like saying your spirit helped you do something lol!

Also you're ignorant of the fact that a virgin could become pregnant without being disvirgined, and that Mary was still a virgin after she got pregnant? Or maybe you think God needed to wait over two thousand years as the man he made from dust to be able to discover it was possible with a medical procedure like IVF?

Except you know this but you're still lying like your father the devil whose only creation is lies? Well you're free to continue in the footsteps of your father and his only creation.

Li_e father li_e child.

0temSapien:


Jehovah has suddenly become a laughingstock in the mouths of my people. Who would have thought this could be possible in Nigeria 50 years ago except baba Fela?
www.nairaland.com/attachments/12036802_img20200725073255_jpegecf43258ec473ce6c86e442e5d2f4acf

joyandfaith:



In what sense can it be said that Jehovah “felt regrets” that he had made man? Here the Hebrew word translated “felt regrets” pertains to a change of attitude or intention. Jehovah is perfect and therefore did not make a mistake in creating man. However, he did have a change of mental attitude as regards the wicked pre-Flood generation. God turned from the attitude of the Creator of humans to that of a destroyer of them because of his displeasure with their wickedness. The fact that he preserved some humans shows that his regrets were confined to those who had become wicked.


www.jw.org

FatherOfJesus:
Yes, i had a mental problem after seeing what man turned out to be. Even as an omnipotent, i didnt see that coming. Men work in mysterious ways

FatherOfJesus:
Yes, i had a mental problem after seeing what man turned out to be. Even as an omnipotent, i didnt see that coming. Men work in mysterious ways

joyandfaith:


Does God know in advance everything that people will do?
The question then arises: Is his exercise of foreknowledge infinite, without limit? Does he foresee and foreknow all future actions of all his creatures, spirit and human? And does he foreordain such actions or even predestinate what shall be the final destiny of all his creatures, even doing so before they have come into existence?
Or, is God’s exercise of foreknowledge selective and discretionary, so that whatever he chooses to foresee and foreknow, he does, but what he does not choose to foresee or foreknow, he does not? And, instead of preceding their existence, does God’s determination of his creatures’ eternal destiny await his judgment of their course of life and of their proved attitude under test? The answers to these questions must necessarily come from the Scriptures themselves and the information they provide concerning God’s actions and dealings with his creatures, including what has been revealed through his Son, Christ Jesus.​— 1Co 2:16 .
Predestinarian view. The view that God’s exercise of his foreknowledge is infinite and that he does foreordain the course and destiny of all individuals is known as predestinarianism. Its advocates reason that God’s divinity and perfection require that he be omniscient (all-knowing), not only respecting the past and present but also regarding the future. According to this concept, for him not to foreknow all matters in their minutest detail would evidence imperfection. Examples such as the case of Isaac’s twin sons, Esau and Jacob, are presented as evidence of God’s foreordaining creatures before their birth ( Ro 9:10-13 ); and texts such as Ephesians 1:4, 5 are cited as evidence that God foreknew and foreordained the future of all his creatures even before the start of creation.
To be correct, this view would, of course, have to harmonize with all the factors previously mentioned, including the Scriptural presentation of God’s qualities, standards, and purposes, as well as his righteous ways in dealing with his creatures. ( Re 15:3, 4 ) We may properly consider, then, the implications of such a predestinarian view.
This concept would mean that, prior to creating angels or earthling man, God exercised his powers of foreknowledge and foresaw and foreknew all that would result from such creation, including the rebellion of one of his spirit sons, the subsequent rebellion of the first human pair in Eden ( Ge 3:1-6; Joh 8:44 ), and all the bad consequences of such rebellion down to and beyond this present day. This would necessarily mean that all the wickedness that history has recorded (the crime and immorality, oppression and resultant suffering, lying and hypocrisy, false worship and idolatry) once existed, before creation’s beginning, only in the mind of God, in the form of his foreknowledge of the future in all of its minutest details.
If the Creator of mankind had indeed exercised his power to foreknow all that history has seen since man’s creation, then the full weight of all the wickedness thereafter resulting was deliberately set in motion by God when he spoke the words: “Let us make man.” (Ge 1:26 ) These facts bring into question the reasonableness and consistency of the predestinarian concept; particularly so, since the disciple James shows that disorder and other vile things do not originate from God’s heavenly presence but are “earthly, animal, demonic” in source.​— Jas 3:14-18 .
Infinite exercise of foreknowledge? The argument that God’s not foreknowing all future events and circumstances in full detail would evidence imperfection on his part is, in reality, an arbitrary view of perfection. Perfection, correctly defined, does not demand such an absolute, all-embracing extension, inasmuch as the perfection of anything actually depends upon its measuring up completely to the standards of excellence set by one qualified to judge its merits. (See
PERFECTION .) Ultimately, God’s own will and good pleasure, not human opinions or concepts, are the deciding factors as to whether anything is perfect.​— De 32:4; 2Sa 22:31; Isa 46:10 .
To illustrate this, God’s almightiness is undeniably perfect and is infinite in capacity. ( 1Ch 29:11, 12; Job 36:22; 37:23 ) Yet his perfection in strength does not require him to use his power to the full extent of his omnipotence in any or in all cases. Clearly he has not done so; if he had, not merely certain ancient cities and some nations would have been destroyed, but the earth and all in it would have been obliterated long ago by God’s executions of judgment, accompanied by mighty expressions of disapproval and wrath, as at the Flood and on other occasions. (Ge 6:5-8; 19:23-25, 29 ; compare Ex 9:13-16; Jer 30:23, 24 .) God’s exercise of his might is therefore not simply an unleashing of limitless power but is constantly governed by his purpose and, where merited, tempered by his mercy.​— Ne 9:31; Ps 78:38, 39; Jer 30:11; La 3:22; Eze 20:17 .
Similarly, if, in certain respects, God chooses to exercise his infinite ability of foreknowledge in a selective way and to the degree that pleases him, then assuredly no human or angel can rightly say: “What are you doing?” ( Job 9:12; Isa 45:9; Da 4:35 ) It is therefore not a question of ability, what God
can foresee, foreknow, and foreordain, for “with God all things are possible.” ( Mt 19:26 ) The question is what God
sees fit to foresee, foreknow, and foreordain, for “everything that he delighted to do he has done.”​— Ps 115:3 .
Selective exercise of foreknowledge. The alternative to predestinarianism, the selective or discretionary exercise of God’s powers of foreknowledge, would have to harmonize with God’s own righteous standards and be consistent with what he reveals of himself in his Word. In contrast with the theory of predestinarianism, a number of texts point to an examination by God of a situation then current and a decision made on the basis of such examination.
Thus, at Genesis 11:5-8 God is described as directing his attention earthward, surveying the situation at Babel, and, at that time, determining the action to be taken to break up the unrighteous project there. After wickedness developed at Sodom and Gomorrah, Jehovah advised Abraham of his decision to investigate (by means of his angels) to “see whether they act altogether according to the outcry over it that has come to me, and, if not, I can get to know it.” (Ge 18:20-22; 19:1 ) God spoke of ‘becoming acquainted with Abraham,’ and after Abraham went to the point of attempting to sacrifice Isaac, Jehovah said, “For now I do know that you are God-fearing in that you have not withheld your son, your only one, from me.”​— Ge 18:19; 22:11, 12 ; compare Ne 9:7, 8; Ga 4:9 .
Selective foreknowledge means that God could choose not to foreknow indiscriminately all the future acts of his creatures. This would mean that, rather than all history from creation onward being a mere rerun of what had already been foreseen and foreordained, God could with all sincerity set before the first human pair the prospect of everlasting life in an earth free from wickedness. His instructions to his first human son and daughter to act as his perfect and sinless agents in filling the earth with their offspring and making it a paradise, as well as exercising control over the animal creation, could thus be expressed as the grant of a truly loving privilege and as his genuine desire toward them​—not merely as the giving of a commission that, on their part, was foredoomed to failure. God’s arranging for a test by means of “the tree of the knowledge of good and bad” and his creation of “the tree of life” in the garden of Eden also would
not be meaningless or cynical acts, made so by his foreknowing that the human pair would sin and never be able to eat of “the tree of life.”​— Ge 1:28; 2:7-9, 15-17; 3:22-24 .
To offer something very desirable to another person on conditions known beforehand to be unreachable is recognized as both hypocritical and cruel. The prospect of everlasting life is presented in God’s Word as a goal for all persons, one possible to attain. After urging his listeners to ‘keep on asking and seeking’ good things from God, Jesus pointed out that a father does not give a stone or a serpent to his child that asks for bread or a fish. Showing his Father’s view of disappointing the legitimate hopes of a person, Jesus then said: “Therefore, if you, although being wicked, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more so will your Father who is in the heavens give good things to those asking him?”​— Mt 7:7-11

FatherOfJesus:
Someone please help me