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1 | Can prayer change perfect will of God? | Ps 115:3 | DocTrinsograce | 195053 | ||
Dear Cheri, You've got your causality a bit mixed up. God's objective is to bring Himself glory. He receives and will receive great glory in His providential responses to the prayers of the saints. This is the means He has preordained from before creation. So, you ask, "...why are we told to pray in situations?" (sic) There is no one more worthy, no plan more certain, no purpose more grand, no will more righteous, no service more precious... Now don't you want to get behind something like that? Anyone who doesn't has more serious problems than a shallow, anthropocentric theology -- that kind of heart is found in the lost, not in the redeemed. In Him, Doc |
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2 | Definition of "Perfect Will of God" | Ps 115:3 | Lookn4ward2Heavn | 195081 | ||
How are Christians, according to your understanding of the Bible, to define what is meant by the phrase "the perfect will of God"? | ||||||
3 | Definition of "Perfect Will of God" | Ps 115:3 | lionheart | 195082 | ||
Lookin4ward2Heavn, Go back through this thread and read the original question and go through the subsequent postings in it. The original question was Can prayer change the perfect will of God? In answer to your question. If God is perfect as stated in the bible then it would go to reason that His will is also perfect. No one can change God's perfect will but our prayers can and do move His heart. In Him, lionheart |
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