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I think what he is trying to say is that there are people who have sought the LORD and never found him. That is impossible. Jesus Christ has promised us that Whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. When you seek the LORD with all of your heart you will find him. NOT MIGHT. NOT MAYBE. YOU WILL.No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
I think what he is trying to say is that there are people who have sought the LORD and never found him. That is impossible. Jesus Christ has promised us that Whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. When you seek the LORD with all of your heart you will find him. NOT MIGHT. NOT MAYBE. YOU WILL.No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
Oh, he knows the scriptures. This isn't my first discussion with Steven_R about the Bible.I think what he is trying to say is that there are people who have sought the LORD and never found him. That is impossible. Jesus Christ has promised us that Whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. When you seek the LORD with all of your heart you will find him. NOT MIGHT. NOT MAYBE. YOU WILL.No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
Indeed. His OP makes no sense. He must not have read the Bible very much at all.
Seeking is good enough.What happens to them? Are they destined to roast in Hell for eternity when He doesn't answer their calls or what?
No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
OK. So if he doesn't call you, are you just screwed? Sounds like a dick move on God's part to me.
No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
OK. So if he doesn't call you, are you just screwed? Sounds like a dick move on God's part to me.
Sounds as though you've already made up your own mind about it all. Why not search out the Scriptures for yourself unless you'd rather simply find fault with your Creator which I suspect to be your preferred motive?
What happens to them? Are they destined to roast in Hell for eternity when He doesn't answer their calls or what?
No one seeks after God. The carnal mind is against God. The Bible plainly teaches that one comes to Christ unless the Father calls him first. That would mean to me that if you truly believe you are actively seeking God, then I submit to you that it is God who is calling you. All you need do is open the door and allow Him to enter.
OK. So if he doesn't call you, are you just screwed? Sounds like a dick move on God's part to me.
That's my point. There are people that seek their whole lives but don't get an answer. They don't accept the Lord because they can't find Him. Should they be burned in Hell just because they didn't get a reply or found what they were looking for?
John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.What happens to them? Are they destined to roast in Hell for eternity when He doesn't answer their calls or what?
John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Period.
Either you believe or you do not.
Your choice.
Nope. Not a requirement to love God. Just accept and believe in Christ. Spirtually healthy to have disagreements with God now and then.John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Period.
Either you believe or you do not.
Your choice.
There is a bit more to it than that. We are to love God with all our heart, mind, body, and soul. And we are to love others as ourselves. First, what is God? God is love. God is good. God is Holy. If we believe in Jesus, then we turn to God (love, goodness, holiness) from disobedience. We discern His will and follow it. Who and what does our daily life consist of? When dealing with who and what God hands us each day, do we deal in love, in goodness, in righteousness/holiness? Belief in God/Christ is not just a mental exercise. Our entire self, our every act needs to be involved.
Nope. Not a requirement to love God. Just accept and believe in Christ. Spirtually healthy to have disagreements with God now and then.
If you accept Christ all is forgiven.Nope. Not a requirement to love God. Just accept and believe in Christ. Spirtually healthy to have disagreements with God now and then.
Is it your belief that while Jesus told us of the two greatest commandments, and taught us to pray the Father's will be done, there is no need for us to follow the commandment to love God, or to even pray that His will be done?