What about God's actions in Genesis when he punished Adam and Eve for partaking of the fruit? First he addressed Adam, who pointed to Eve, then he asked Eve, who pointed to the serpent. But God never asked the serpent for his explanation. He simply commensed with the cursing. I always found that fact interesting, and I think it applies here.
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Lance Muir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lance Muir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David:I believe you slipped past the word 'not'. I do not believe this to be entirely nuts. I do not agree with your analogy either.This approach may well exemplify 'the gospel of the kingdom as preached by Jesus'. What was Jesus' response in the garden to Peter's action toward the soldier?----- Original Message -----From: David MillerSent: May 26, 2005 09:47Subject: [Bulk] Re: [TruthTalk] A possible 'kingdom' response to 911??????Lance wrote:> Anyone other than myself think that this is> not entirely not nuts? Wait until I put my body> armour on before responding.I agree with you, Lance. Such an idea is nuts. It assumes that those who attacked on 9/11 are not evil. It is akin to God inviting Satan to dinner, asking him to explain why he has acted against him and his creation, and then attempting to negotiate a response with him that would avoid the judgment of the lake of fire.Peace be with you.
David Miller.
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