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NASB | Isaiah 45:7 The One forming light and creating darkness, Causing well-being and creating calamity; I am the LORD who does all these. |
AMPLIFIED 2015 | Isaiah 45:7 The One forming light and creating darkness, Causing peace and creating disaster; I am the LORD who does all these things. |
Subject: Did God say "I created evil"? |
Bible Note: Thank you for your input, you have added (apologetically) to the issue, that is you derived at the answer concerning evil (wrong-doing) by accumulating evidence from the character and heart of Father. What I am asking for is a technical understanding of the Hebrew text used in these questionable verses. If you have ever been concerned with correcting the errors of other people, including those of your own views, you soon realize that deductive reasoning only works for those who already agree with you. Our Father went to a terrific effort to leave scientific proof of different disciplines so that we would have solid evidence of the accuracy and origin of the Biblical canon. It would seem to me , then, that He is also interested in enabling us to discern His words in ways that does not require argumentative means to discover His exact will. Not all will side with me on this last statement but someone may have the linguistic tools to answer my question. Secondly we still need to address the causative, permissive question concerning calamity. Did He devise and send the calamity or did He simply allow the naturally tendencies of evil within creation and the father of evil to do what they might to an individual or corporate body that stepped out from under Fathers protective covenant? Ref Psalms91 |
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