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Old 07-26-2015, 02:23 PM
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Re: Are all things possible with God?

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That's good but not exactly what I suggested.

Don't just pray for correction. Believe you are right about salvation but hope and pray you are wrong for the sake of those your salvation condemns.
Pray I am wrong? Nope. Can't jive with that. Praying for correction is all I believe we need, which is what the Lord tells us to pray when He gave this instruction, "lead us not into temptation, but deliver me from evil."

Praying for us to be wrong? Think about it. We get our belief from the Word and yet we pray we are wrong in what we sincerely see the word telling us? That is like snubbing God's word. I know we may have interpreted it incorrectly. But to pray we are wrong is just wrong.
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Pray I am wrong? Nope. Can't jive with that. Praying for correction is all I believe we need, which is what the Lord tells us to pray when He gave this instruction, "lead us not into temptation, but deliver me from evil."

Praying for us to be wrong? Think about it. We get our belief from the Word and yet we pray we are wrong in what we sincerely see the word telling us? That is like snubbing God's word. I know we may have interpreted it incorrectly. But to pray we are wrong is just wrong.
I believe that Frog doesn't see the Bible as relevant to his view, while it may contain "some" truths it may not be 100% correct or accurate, and therefore holds no bearing on us hoping we are wrong or right, because after all as jfrog sees it, we can't possibly base truth on a religious book.

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So I think the true answer is that God can be found wherever he is sought. That doesn't mean everything in any religious book is totally right or accurate but that there are some truths in them and the true seeker of God will find those truths even in books you deem heretical and wrong.
He is already convinced concerning his philosophy, but believes that we need to pray for a burning in the bosom so we can get the same understanding as he. He started the thread with a loaded question to entrap who ever answered in the affirmative, and planned on twisting up who ever got entangled in discussing philosophy instead of truth. I personally believe that jfrog has been licking far too much hypnotoad.
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Pray I am wrong? Nope. Can't jive with that. Praying for correction is all I believe we need, which is what the Lord tells us to pray when He gave this instruction, "lead us not into temptation, but deliver me from evil."

Praying for us to be wrong? Think about it. We get our belief from the Word and yet we pray we are wrong in what we sincerely see the word telling us? That is like snubbing God's word. I know we may have interpreted it incorrectly. But to pray we are wrong is just wrong.
Okay so it's wrong because it's something like snubbing God's word.

Interesting take. Just curious why can't praying or hoping you are wrong be viewed as snubbing human reason and understanding as opposed to snubbing God's word itself?
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Okay so it's wrong because it's something like snubbing God's word.

Interesting take. Just curious why can't praying or hoping you are wrong be viewed as snubbing human reason and understanding as opposed to snubbing God's word itself?
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