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Can anyone explain what message Dan 4:35 is conveying? God's will is always better than our will. Does God accomplish all of his will?
It means God's will is always done. . .he wouldn't be God if it were not.
God can write straight with crooked lines. . .Scripture testifies over and over that he works in the hearts of men to move them to want what he wants, and so they freely act accordingly, and his will is thereby always done.
Is it his will that all mankind be saved eternally?
It means God will accomplish His will according to His purpose in all things.
It does NOT mean man has no freewill or that God violates man's free will.
If his will is always done and that is not being done, then that is not his will.Is it his will that all mankind be saved eternally?
Can God's will for someone be interrupted?
i'm counting on it.![]()
It means God will accomplish His will according to His purpose in all things.
It does NOT mean man has no freewill or that God violates man's free will.
Can God's will for someone be interrupted?
How do you mean? Can you give me an example?
If his will is always done and that is not being done, then that is not his will.
Now don't drag me into the secret will and the revealed will of God.
You're draggin' me. . .I don't know what you mean by his secret will and the revealed will , can you explain farther?
If God had placed something in your life, and at the time you went against it, but you didn't know the thing was from God, are you disrupting His Will for you?
No, because that would be "staying his hand" which contradicts Dan 4:35.
Can anyone explain what message Dan 4:35 is conveying? God's will is always better than our will. Does God accomplish all of his will?