God does change...
Before Noah, he would have had no qualm with destroying the planet and starting over, after the Flood he promised never to do that kind of thing again.
Before Jesus, God demanded animal sacrifice, after Jesus God demanded HUMAN sacrifice (thankfully it was only one human's life) After that, God only demands the sacrifice of freedom of his subjects (but who would complain about that right? maybe William Wallace)
And what power is there in prayer? Is that not communion with God and does God not change for the needs of his people?
Before Noah, he would have had no qualm with destroying the planet and starting over, after the Flood he promised never to do that kind of thing again.
Before Jesus, God demanded animal sacrifice, after Jesus God demanded HUMAN sacrifice (thankfully it was only one human's life) After that, God only demands the sacrifice of freedom of his subjects (but who would complain about that right? maybe William Wallace)
And what power is there in prayer? Is that not communion with God and does God not change for the needs of his people?
That's why Jesus tells you not to pray for people or for things or for anything. Since God already knows what it is you want, Jesus tells us to cite the Lord's Prayer.
Anything else is pointless as far as 'getting what you want' goes.