If God is sovereign, how do our prayers actually work?
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2019
- As Christians, how are we to think about the sovereignty of God with the reality that our prayers somehow affect the outcome of circumstances?
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To me it’s rather simple….God is fully sovereign but when he made man, He (God) chose to limit His sovereignty when He gave man the first spoken and written promises to distinguish Himself from all other god’s who man create who are “capricious”. Therefore God sovereignly created man with freewill to choose in receiving or rejecting His promises because it declares that “whatsoever a man soweth he shall also reap” good or bad. In this God does not violate His main attribute of Love over a fallen creation who is given the opportunity to redeem themselves to their creator.
Very well put. I believe that could be likely. It kinda seems obvious as well,if we observe the CONTEXT all throughout His Word. We get to catch a long glimpse and foretaste of His Beautiful character when we go throughout reading and eating it. God bless.
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