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Behalf Of Terry Clifton ShieldsFamily wrote: How can that
be true if God is actually standing outside of “time” as we know
it, and can see everything from beginning to end from His perspective? Izzy Just speculating
Iz,so let me throw this out for your consideration. God is both
omnipresent and omniscient, so He can know anything He wants to know. Yet
it seems to me that it would be rather boring, not to mention disheartening, to
know beforehand every thing that was going to happen and how it was going to
turn out. No one wants to know beforehand how the movie ends. I
would think that God would at least at times just choose to wait and watch and
see what happens. I get the idea that He did that several times in the
old testament, like when he checked out Sodom to see if it was as bad as had
been reported to Him, or when He sent plague after plague on Egypt to see what
it would take to break Pharaoh. Terry, What if the Lord just went to “check out” Exodus 7 Exodus 14 |
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