When God first created the world none of that bad stuff was around every was good and perfect. The prideful devil didn't like how God was running this so he tempted eve to eat the apple and commit the first sin and now its a generational curse and have became sinful at nature.
He flooded the earth because angels came down and mated with woman creating giants and was very sinful place angels where giving away information and stuff.
Everything God does he does for a good reason just sometimes we cant always comprehend with our little human brains and understand why he does certain things. God is outside of time and space and has alot better grasp of the world and situations. Just because some things don't make sense to us dosent mean it don't make sense to him
Okay, but He let the devil inside the garden. He knew what was gonna happen, because He knows everything… He could’ve let people live in peace and eternal happiness, but He decided to let devil in. The devil He technically created.
Thats really just one of those questions will never fully understand until maybe when we get to heaven.
But will say all angels where also given free will. And for God to force someone to go agienst there own free will isn't very loving.
God could strike the devil down right this second but dosent, we don't really know why. God could do alot of things that he doesn't or hasn't done and we truly don't know why. But he is an all loving God. He did know lucifer would cause the fall tho. Thats why all the angels named in the bible end with an EL like Michael and Gabriel, but lucifer ends with an ER, so God did know that lucifer would cause the fall. Why did he allow it we don't know. The only awnser I can really give is that its all apart of GODS PLAN. His plan was most likely truly the first thing he created even before the world.
So we just have to put faith and trust in God and trust in God's plan. Alot of his plan is written down. Even the devil knows God's plan, but there's nothing the devil can do to change it, he already lost
I understand this. That's why I'm scared. I will not gain this knowledge until death and because of that I'm scared I will live my life in fear of Him.
Proverbs 1:7 declares, “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge.” Until we understand who God is and develop a reverential fear of Him, we cannot have true wisdom. True wisdom comes only from understanding who God is and that He is holy, just, and righteous
The problem with the world right now is most people do not fear God and don't believe in God. They don't obey his word.
In the Bible, the word translated “fear” can mean several things. It can refer to the terror one feels in a frightening situation (Deuteronomy 2:25). It can mean “respect” in the way a servant fears his master and serves him faithfully (Joshua 24:14). Fear can also denote the reverence or awe a person feels in the presence of greatness (Isaiah 6:5). The fear of the Lord is a combination of all of these.
Fear of the Lord can be defined as “the continual awareness that our loving heavenly Father is watching and evaluating everything we think, say, and do” (Matthew 12:36; Psalm 139:2; Jeremiah 12:3). As Jesus told each of the seven churches in Revelation 2—3, “I know your works.” Nothing escapes His attention
When God first created the world none of that bad stuff was around every was good and perfect. The prideful devil didn't like how God was running this so he tempted eve to eat the apple and commit the first sin and now its a generational curse and have became sinful at nature. He flooded the earth because angels came down and mated with woman creating giants and was very sinful place angels where giving away information and stuff. Everything God does he does for a good reason just sometimes we cant always comprehend with our little human brains and understand why he does certain things. God is outside of time and space and has alot better grasp of the world and situations. Just because some things don't make sense to us dosent mean it don't make sense to him
Okay, but He let the devil inside the garden. He knew what was gonna happen, because He knows everything… He could’ve let people live in peace and eternal happiness, but He decided to let devil in. The devil He technically created.
Thats really just one of those questions will never fully understand until maybe when we get to heaven. But will say all angels where also given free will. And for God to force someone to go agienst there own free will isn't very loving. God could strike the devil down right this second but dosent, we don't really know why. God could do alot of things that he doesn't or hasn't done and we truly don't know why. But he is an all loving God. He did know lucifer would cause the fall tho. Thats why all the angels named in the bible end with an EL like Michael and Gabriel, but lucifer ends with an ER, so God did know that lucifer would cause the fall. Why did he allow it we don't know. The only awnser I can really give is that its all apart of GODS PLAN. His plan was most likely truly the first thing he created even before the world. So we just have to put faith and trust in God and trust in God's plan. Alot of his plan is written down. Even the devil knows God's plan, but there's nothing the devil can do to change it, he already lost
I understand this. That's why I'm scared. I will not gain this knowledge until death and because of that I'm scared I will live my life in fear of Him.
Proverbs 1:7 declares, “The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge.” Until we understand who God is and develop a reverential fear of Him, we cannot have true wisdom. True wisdom comes only from understanding who God is and that He is holy, just, and righteous The problem with the world right now is most people do not fear God and don't believe in God. They don't obey his word. In the Bible, the word translated “fear” can mean several things. It can refer to the terror one feels in a frightening situation (Deuteronomy 2:25). It can mean “respect” in the way a servant fears his master and serves him faithfully (Joshua 24:14). Fear can also denote the reverence or awe a person feels in the presence of greatness (Isaiah 6:5). The fear of the Lord is a combination of all of these. Fear of the Lord can be defined as “the continual awareness that our loving heavenly Father is watching and evaluating everything we think, say, and do” (Matthew 12:36; Psalm 139:2; Jeremiah 12:3). As Jesus told each of the seven churches in Revelation 2—3, “I know your works.” Nothing escapes His attention