Determining the will of YHVH

[MiloCroton RN BSN B.S.]

I disagree.
What you are saying is that we don’t matter in Yah’s plan. That we can do whatever we feel like and the course of history will not change.
Take Israel, for example. Yah told Moses to lead them to the land that He had promised them. But they messed up and Moses messed up and their children had to wait 40 years while their parents died before they could go in.

Will it change your future if you do something that gives you an STD? Was that Yah’s will for your future?

Why bother to witness to anyone if His plan for their life will be carried out whether we do or not?

Interesting, I see several statements claiming things I did not. Be careful, you have created a straw man. Furthermore, in the context I drew from several scriptural passages. You will have to come to terms with those for your position rather than disagree with a straw man.

To be fair, it is difficult for us, including myself, to come to terms with just how sovereign God is, our nature’s are highly opposed to it. However, now it is a comfort.

 

[steve]

You can view it any way that you like, I am comfortable knowing that I have the responsibility and the capability to do, as Yeshua said, the will of the Father in my own little corner of the universe.