God and TIME

No, the Scripture says to rightly divide the word of truth and I was just glad to help out James. Calvinist seem to have this act of leaving out believing and I just try and help when I can, I used all of His Scriptures and never added none of my own, it all belongs to him, amen. peace

 

He sees back in time as you say. If he sees in the future what is so hard about seeing the past?

To Him it is all at once so it is not back to Him.

 

Questions are really amazing to read at times. Of course Christ can go back in time, forward in time, from time to eternity, eternity to time or any other dimension that may exist. Where do you all get these questions? Is there a web site or something?

 

I added to your word. I put Book Chapter and verse in what I added.

 

Frankly, the more immediate question is what are you smoking? Christ always was, if as I assume you believe the Bible, so that is a question along the lines of "can God create a rock to heavy for Him to lift?" or "Can God commit suicide?" These baiting questions have been around for years, serve no purpose other than to make fun of the Scripture. If the question is not in God's nature, He will not do it. Whether He could or not, who knows, who cares. SInce Christ died once for sin, there would be no purpose in going back to the cross. IF he could or not, who knows, who cares. IF a frog had wings, he wouldnt bump his butt. Get a hobby man.

 

You err greatly James. There is no back to God. He is everlasting to everlasting. He sees all at once. the back as you call it , the now, the future. He is God. We are mortal man.

 

As far as man is concerned but according to God he sees Him slain before the foundation of the world.

 

Ok, James I didn't change it!


Hebrews, chapter 11
"1": Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
Now being we are saved by Hope and "faith" is the substance of thing hoped for then its "faith" we are saved then God foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the likeness of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brothers. And those he predestined, he also called; those he called, he also justified; those he justified, he also glorified.

You know to be predestinated to be conformed to the likeness of His Son is to be made "Christlike" as in "being born again".

 

No, Christ's work is not bound to time. As you are always quoting Romans 8 from forknew to glorification, and every possible angle in between, it is obvious that glorification takes place outside of time, and since Christ's work ultimatly results in glorification, no, His work is not bound by time. Also, some of the Old Testement saints, such as Abraham, believed God and was counted as righteouness, forward to the cross.

This is not a mathematical formula. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Who cares how time relates? Its beyond human understanding, and really, makes no difference in why we are here, to share the Gospel.

 

Did God learn something new when He saw who believed? Did God "predestinate" people based on new information He obtained when He saw who would believe?

peace to youraying:

 

Is Christ God?

 

To us? Yes.

Since we are bound by time, no.

Within time? No. Outside of it? Who knows.