To: Forest Keeper; kosta50; Kolokotronis; irishtenor; blue-duncan; Mad Dawg; HarleyD; stfassisi
“If God cannot be pleased, in contradiction to more than 100 verses in scriptures,”
How can He judge and determine rewards (”Well done thou good and faithful servant”) if He is not pleased.
To: blue-duncan; kosta50; Kolokotronis; irishtenor; Mad Dawg; HarleyD; stfassisi
How can He judge and determine rewards (”Well done thou good and faithful servant”) if He is not pleased? Excellent point, He cannot. Regardless of what His actual experience of being "pleased" is, it has to be SOMETHING close to our ability to understand or He wouldn't have mentioned it so much in His word. Plus, a personal God MEANS that He has the ability to be pleased.
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05/07/2008 10:27:45 PM PDT by
Forest Keeper
(It is a joy to me to know that God had my number, before He created numbers.)
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