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  1. A: Nothing ever catches God by surprise; He knows everything that’s going to happen to us. As the Psalmist wrote, “His understanding has no limit” (Psalm 147:5). Why, then, doesn’t He intervene and keep evil things from happening to us? This isn’t an easy question to answer; God is far greater than we are, and His wisdom is far ...

  2. Feb 15, 2018 · In the very same way, God knowing what we will do does not mean God causes us to do it. Further, the very idea that God “already” knows what wewill” do in the future is human, time-bound thinking, and a misunderstanding of how God knows everything. God does not look into the future and see what’s going to happen.

  3. James 1:13-15 (NASB) This means it is not true that God has your life all planned out. God has not planned out every detail of our life. The evil we do is our choice. Since the first man Adam sinned, each person who is born into this world has inherited Adam’s sin nature. We are all born as sinners.

  4. Jul 10, 2023 · God is working behind the scenes to accomplish His purposes. This is why prayer is so vital to living the Christian life and making decisions that are according to His will. The Psalmist wrote, “I delight to do Your will” (Psalm 40:8). Knowing God’s will is the highest of all wisdom. If we’re ignorant of God’s Word, we’ll be ...

  5. Jun 29, 2017 · It is simply a fact that God knows all things. Whatever you choose to do is what God knows will happen. If you chose not to go to the class, then that is what God would have known would be your choice. So, whichever choice you freely make is the one God knows you will make. Furthermore, the “list” will always be right.

  6. Jan 18, 2024 · The truth still stands for us today that God is doing a new thing in our lives, creating a way in the wilderness of this world and springing forth a new thing, if we only recognize it. Especially today, finding hope and encouragement for the future can come in short supply in a world that continues to be riddled by corruption, disaster, and division.

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  8. In other words, God is absolutely in control of everything — but at the same time, we also are responsible for our actions. I know this sounds like a contradiction, and from our human viewpoint it is. But from God’s viewpoint it isn’t — and someday God will make it clear to us when we get to heaven. What difference does this make?

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