What are you mad at God over

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Well, from the sounds of it and what I've read it probably would have been a lot better for you to say nothing at all. Cause you weren't coming from a place of understanding. You weren't coming to where he was. At and you weren't willing to walk alongside. It seems you just wanted to point out the speck in his eye. I could be wrong and forgive me if I am, but that's how it came across to me, and I believe that's how it came across to others as well.
You are definitely wrong, and a simple reading of this thread from start to end would show the same.

As far as a place of understanding is concerned. did the OP ever tell us what he has been praying for that did not come to pass? To my knowledge/recollection, he did not. How much understanding could one have then? In a general sense, he told us that he is angry at God for unanswered prayer. In a specific sense, he not only did not tell us what he has been praying for, but he has also acknowledged that God will not answer certain types of prayers in certain situations. Does his situation match one of those situations? I don't know because he has refused to answer that question when I inquired of him.

To say that I wasn't willing to walk alongside him is an absolute lie. You don't know me. Thankfully, God does, and he knows that what you are accusing me of is patently false. Does that concern you? Falsely accusing a Christian before both God and men? It ought to.

Anyhow, I don't need to defend myself before you or anybody else. Christ is the ultimate Judge, and he knows why I came to this thread.

I'm done here.
 

Nufan

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You are definitely wrong, and a simple reading of this thread from start to end would show the same.

As far as a place of understanding is concerned. did the OP ever tell us what he has been praying for that did not come to pass? To my knowledge/recollection, he did not. How much understanding could one have then? In a general sense, he told us that he is angry at God for unanswered prayer. In a specific sense, he not only did not tell us what he has been praying for, but he has also acknowledged that God will not answer certain types of prayers in certain situations. Does his situation match one of those situations? I don't know because he has refused to answer that question when I inquired of him.

To say that I wasn't willing to walk alongside him is an absolute lie. You don't know me. Thankfully, God does, and he knows that what you are accusing me of is patently false. Does that concern you? Falsely accusing a Christian before both God and men? It ought to.

Anyhow, I don't need to defend myself before you or anybody else. Christ is the ultimate Judge, and he knows why I came to this thread.

I'm done here.
Then please forgive me. I would kindly ask you not be offensive.
 

Lynx

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You are definitely wrong, and a simple reading of this thread from start to end would show the same.

As far as a place of understanding is concerned. did the OP ever tell us what he has been praying for that did not come to pass? To my knowledge/recollection, he did not. How much understanding could one have then? In a general sense, he told us that he is angry at God for unanswered prayer. In a specific sense, he not only did not tell us what he has been praying for, but he has also acknowledged that God will not answer certain types of prayers in certain situations. Does his situation match one of those situations? I don't know because he has refused to answer that question when I inquired of him.

To say that I wasn't willing to walk alongside him is an absolute lie. You don't know me. Thankfully, God does, and he knows that what you are accusing me of is patently false. Does that concern you? Falsely accusing a Christian before both God and men? It ought to.

Anyhow, I don't need to defend myself before you or anybody else. Christ is the ultimate Judge, and he knows why I came to this thread.

I'm done here.
You? Claiming people are falsely accusing?

Ha!
 

Nufan

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You are definitely wrong, and a simple reading of this thread from start to end would show the same.

As far as a place of understanding is concerned. did the OP ever tell us what he has been praying for that did not come to pass? To my knowledge/recollection, he did not. How much understanding could one have then? In a general sense, he told us that he is angry at God for unanswered prayer. In a specific sense, he not only did not tell us what he has been praying for, but he has also acknowledged that God will not answer certain types of prayers in certain situations. Does his situation match one of those situations? I don't know because he has refused to answer that question when I inquired of him.

To say that I wasn't willing to walk alongside him is an absolute lie. You don't know me. Thankfully, God does, and he knows that what you are accusing me of is patently false. Does that concern you? Falsely accusing a Christian before both God and men? It ought to.

Anyhow, I don't need to defend myself before you or anybody else. Christ is the ultimate Judge, and he knows why I came to this thread.

I'm done here.
From what I've gathered recently. It would seem that he wants what's best for his daughter. Possibly she's not doing well and God hasn't yet answered his prayer. I think it's understandable for him to be angry and upset and the question God over something like that. Please take that into consideration. Furthermore, we really don't know what he's going through. I'm sure he's got a valid reason.
 
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Poinsetta

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Feel free to write one! 🙂

People definitely need to step up to write their own threads rather than looking to me. 🥸

Hopefully you'll have a new thread up soon! 😀🌷
Thanks 🙏
 

blueluna5

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What are you mad at God for?
Nothing, he always has my back.

I went through many periods in my life where I was angry with him though.

Everything, literally everything good in my life came from God. From the smallest TV show, music to my job, family, healing. He has saved my life more times than I even know, which is a lot.
 

BeeJay72

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Honestly, I am not mad at God for anything, and my life has been anything but easy. In fact, it has been very hard.

Anyhow, I know that God is not to blame for any of it. My problems have always stemmed from Satan or demons themselves, from wicked people, or from my own foolishness.

I have reduced the last variable tremendously over the years, but the first two remain constants.

Right now, after years of walking with God, I am definitely sure of one thing, and it is this:

Jesus is Lord.
Having an easy life when we repent seems very suspect for me. According to the Parable of the Lost Son (Luke 15:11-32), a geniune repentance (returning to the Eternal Father) will bring hardship in our lives, for there are powers and dominions in this world (including those inside ourselves) who oppose it.
 
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The question is based off a flawed premise.

There is no darkness in Him. There is no sin in Him. Therefore, He has never caused any wrong to occur, and therefore cannot be blamed for such. Due to this, you theoretically cannot be mad at anyone but yourself. You can incorrectly blame someone or something, but you would still be wrong. And when you are wrong, this energy and emotion only boils up inside. Destroys from within. However, it is not entirely your fault. We have all been mislead by many in this world, tricked, deceived, let down, we all have the knowledge of evil. Your sins have been forgiven on the cross, trust in the Lord Jesus Christ and march on. It gets better, I assure you, Brother. That knowledge of evil will be removed and the Kingdom revealed.

The Bible speaks of cases of justice being served, and justice will be served to come.

When we stray from God, we suffer. This is because once you stray from God, you have forgotten where He is. You have forgotten who you are. You have forgotten the power given unto you through Him. You have forgotten the law he written on your heart. Forget all of that, then comes lawlessness. Lawlessness has its effects as it harms all involved. Fight back and work back, seek God with all your heart, love Him with all your soul. Then you'll know how silly it all was.

God is love. All Glory to the Lord Jesus Christ.
 

Nufan

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The question is based off a flawed premise.

There is no darkness in Him. There is no sin in Him. Therefore, He has never caused any wrong to occur, and therefore cannot be blamed for such. Due to this, you theoretically cannot be mad at anyone but yourself. You can incorrectly blame someone or something, but you would still be wrong. And when you are wrong, this energy and emotion only boils up inside. Destroys from within. However, it is not entirely your fault. We have all been mislead by many in this world, tricked, deceived, let down, we all have the knowledge of evil. Your sins have been forgiven on the cross, trust in the Lord Jesus Christ and march on. It gets better, I assure you, Brother. That knowledge of evil will be removed and the Kingdom revealed.

The Bible speaks of cases of justice being served, and justice will be served to come.

When we stray from God, we suffer. This is because once you stray from God, you have forgotten where He is. You have forgotten who you are. You have forgotten the power given unto you through Him. You have forgotten the law he written on your heart. Forget all of that, then comes lawlessness. Lawlessness has its effects as it harms all involved. Fight back and work back, seek God with all your heart, love Him with all your soul. Then you'll know how silly it all was.

God is love. All Glory to the Lord Jesus Christ.
I believe that everything you're saying is true.But also know that god is not ignorant of darkness and he understands our struggle. But even more importantly, you also are not ignorant of darkness, and therefore you should also understand that struggle. We are all called to share the love of god in a way where we approach one another with understanding pacence and love.