God knows and planned everyone’s birth throughout history. He already know who will be born in 2300 AD and under what circumstances and by which specific people. So, when two people fornicate or act adulterous and have a baby, is it God’s will that the said persons sin to produce the planned baby by God?
Wasn’t King Solomon planned by God and he was born under sinful circumstances? Do you understand what I am asking?
We know your plans, go ahead and sire with prostitute at your own peril
You question is similar to… Did God know Adam and Eve would sin…
I also think matters in Heaven happen systematically… Like did you Know it’s the Holy spirit that Raised Jesus from the Dead… Why not God the father… Couldn’t Jesus raise himself… I think it’s all very confusing trying to understand God’s works and doing…
But all this doesn’t matter… All that matters is… Does JESUS KNOW YOU … and NOTE… it’s different from DO YOU KNOW JESUS…
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21 “Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father in heaven. 22 Many will say to Me in that day, ‘Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonders in Your name?’ 23 And then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!’
@anon94046782 :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::oops::oops::oops:!!!???
You can never arrive at God, or even know Him or understand Him by reasoning or logic. It is only by faith, which comes from hearing His word. And, He is the word itself, so you only understand God from Himself - revelation. In logic this would have been the fallacy of begging the question or circular argument.
There will always be questions without answers, like whether Judas will go to heaven for fulfilling the scripture or to hell for selling the son of God, but you don’t have to kukwama hapo. Hizo stori zina mwenyewe. Just trust that God has His ways of doing stuff, put your trust in Him for the best in life whether a child of fornication or a child of the bishop, and move on with life. Just remember there’s no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, Amen!
Good question indeed,reasons why I don’t believe in hocus pocus .the virgin Mary herself was not married to Joseph yet some dude sent emissaries to inform her that she was about to get her kidneys shifted and and get fertilized and carry a demi god… ain’t that rape btw?
Even if a person’s mother was the purest of all chaste virgins and the father a distinguished Archbishop, and these two saints were joined together by a mighty prophet of God in holy matrimony, that person is just as sinful as one who was conceived by a whore in a filthy den. In the eyes of God, there’s no difference!
Romans 3:23. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.
Psalms 51:5. For I was born a sinner— yes, from the moment my mother conceived me.
Romans 5:12. Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned.
Romans 3:10. As it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one.
Long prose but hope it adds value:
1.We live in a world of cause and effect.For every action you partake, whether good or bad you will get a result.Just because man partakes in an action and gets a result does not mean it is God’s will.So in the case of adultery, here is a qualifying analogy: John is the father of Samuel. Dad John tells Samuel not to steal in life for it will get him into trouble . But because Samuel is a young man,he convinces himself that he is smarter, so he decides to disobey his father John and joins a gang that mugs people.As always, one year down the line, Samuel gets caught stealing and is seriously mobbed, that he loses an eye .So is it fair to say that it was John’s desire that Samuel loses an eye? Dad John being older knew the consequences of theft ,but there is only the much he can do to a person with free will.If Samuel had consulted John, perhaps he would have saved his eye but because Samuel acted on his own initiative, minus one eye. John in his wisdom gave him clear instructions in advance and the consequences that would follow if Samuel disobeys.The ball was fully in Samuel’s court.Choices have consequences.Man can disobey God if he so wishes .However, when things get murky, we cannot twist reality and blame God for our wrong choices. Cant work.
2.Good observation, however, King Solomon was not born under sinful circumstances, Bathsheba was David’s wife at that moment. The first child died as God’s judgement to David for killing Uriah, commiting adultery and misrepresenting God.However David seriously repented and so Yahweh forgave him but still allowed David to face the consequences.God stirred evil from Davids house.The sword shall never depart his house.David’s wives would commit adultery.The adultery of his wives would go public. Multiple consequences. Same case applied to anybody who had multiple wives/intimate relations with multiple women faced the consequences irrespective of whether they were men of God or not. Abraham, Jacob, David, Solomon and others.Choices have consequences.
3.So closing, we have choices and these are separate from God.God is on His own course and timeline whether we decide to agree with him or not.His ways are higher so man has to learn while God is teaching. We have life and the Bible is the manual.You decide to follow the manual or not, you will get the results proportional to your choices.We obey God’s Laws and prosper, or disobey God’s laws and perish.If you ask for God’s help, He will intervene, if you do not, you are on your own(under satan’s dominion). However, we cannot do things without involving God then later sanitize evil by saying “If God willed, he would have stopped me.Si God can see everything so probably if he did not want me to cheat or steal, He would have given me a sign”. God does not tempt man but he does allow men to get tested.
Hope this sheds some light.
God knows all potential outcomes. He gave you SELF WILL so you can pick the choice for your own, and end up to a better outcome.
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