If God doesn't act, is he complicit?

[Ducktales]

Not arguing with you children anymore. Believe in fairy tales if you want. Harry Potter is my Lord and savior. Prove he doesn’t exist... Same question with the same answer. But peace out. You guys are so arrogant that you don’t even think that most of the people trying to wake you up used to be Christian just like you. We just became adults and used our minds

 

[CW_1991]

@In Our Angelhood

- Read the Bible.
- Comprehend it in juxtaposition to history
- Abide by the laws.

I realize you're trolling but that's all I got for ya.

 

[Dave24]

@Dave24

https://hwcdn.libsyn.com/p/6/7/a/67...15059707&hwt=fc6afc350b5db1f810ce452668dacda3

the understanding of Hu and Heka are some of the things lost when Napoleon invaded Egypt gog and magog probably did not like what they found in those libraries

@CW_1991 what are your thoughts on this? Would this be accurate?

 

[MMS]

you saying the daily prayer was/is Egyptian in origin brehbreh ?

Joseph and Mary did flee to Egypt when Herod was notified the prophecied child was born the word is eternal

thus the fleeing to egypt...is also eternal...as well as the education

perhaps why the story seems so recognizable elsewhere is that it is proof that it is woven to human conscious and continuously manifests

Egypt as a name literally means House of the Soul of the Father. The ways of Africa have always seemed alien to outsiders and still do to this day. Among black folks the rhythm and spirit of the word is strong with us but also our weakness due to ego and distrust. (see Isaiah 19)

fundamentally when Egypt made slaves of the Hyksos they fell out of favor with God. The signs of pharaoh were the crook (symbol of the divine herdsman) and the flail (rejuvenation of the land through producing crops)

Pharaoh was to uphold Maat (divine order) but with each and every military conquest slowly put a divine nation in harms way and turned them into egotists. From the pharaohs sprouted Kings of other lands and even new mythos and stories.

 

[Deafheaven]

@In Our Angelhood

- Read the Bible.
- Comprehend it in juxtaposition to history
- Abide by the laws.

I realize you're trolling but that's all I got for ya.

Im honestly not. You know how easy life would be if there was a compelling argument to believe religion beyond blind faith? Id convert immediately

 

[CrushedGroove]

God gave man free will. We are the only beings that have a sense of morality which gives you the ability to be disgusted by acts of inhumanity. Just as you choose to act on your instincts to do good and suppress your inner evil, some act on their evil desires disregarding the inner pleas against it.

The choices you make determines your fate. Early on, there had to be an actual show of consequences, good and bad, for there be an understanding that God is God. Once that was established, the principles that you choose to follow or ignore manifests itself in your life. That's not to say bad things won't happen. If something bad happens, and you're taken off of this Earth, what did you do with your time? That's all that matters.

You answer for yourself as another man answers for his.

 

[Chrishaune]

God doesn't and can't dwell with people who reject him. From the beginning mankind disobeyed which has consequences- death.

God has to leave people who reject Him and therefore His protection leaves as well. He can't dwell with these people because it would kill them, and once He leaves the enemy will definitely try to kill you because they hate you for being made as an imager of God (having dominion over the earth). So basically if you reject God (Yahweh) and His son (Yeshua) you are choosing the 2nd death. Death of the body and eternal death.

So again from the garden mankind chose a broken world. You wanted to know good and evil, so now you know good and evil.

 

[Monsanto]

If you read God as a psychologist, the Bible becomes a lot clearer.

 

[Seoul Gleou]

what is your perception of an omnipresent being's action? if God acts, must it be in line with what you think is necessary to combat inaction? is inaction in and of itself, that? what if inaction is action in someone else's perception?

to an ant, i may seem cruel for killing a fellow soldier. but to the insect the ants are attacking, i'm a savior. am i a savior, cruel, or both?

 

[MMS]

If you read God as a psychologist, the Bible becomes a lot clearer.

some of the prophets were incredibly sad

you start realizing that the pain mankind has went through trying to explain and understand is so painful when the truth has always been simple

in the epic of gilgamesh he is constantly fight hawawa (sumeria concept of Satan) when in truth it is gilgamesh who is the true satan who by force attempts to subdue creation to form his kingdom and laws.

In china similar story with the Flame emperor (Yan Di) who destroyed plots of land for the early chinese to show them rice farming was eventually supplanted by the Yellow emperor (Huang Di) who then also gets supplanted by the Jade Emperor (Yu Di)

the heaven cant be seized some chinese wisdom from a dope show

 

[Dave24]

God doesn't and can't dwell with people who reject him. From the beginning mankind disobeyed which has consequences- death.

God has to leave people who reject Him and therefore His protection leaves as well. He can't dwell with these people because it would kill them, and once He leaves the enemy will definitely try to kill you because they hate you for being made as an imager of God (having dominion over the earth). So basically if you reject God (Yahweh) and His son (Yeshua) you are choosing death.

So again from the garden mankind chose a broken world. You wanted to know good and evil, so now you know good and evil.

@Chrishaune what are your thoughts on this:

https://hwcdn.libsyn.com/p/6/7/a/67...15059707&hwt=fc6afc350b5db1f810ce452668dacda3


It seems accurate to me

 

[Dave24]

some of the prophets were incredibly sad

you start realizing that the pain mankind has went through trying to explain and understand is so painful when the truth has always been simple

in the epic of gilgamesh he is constantly fight hawawa (sumeria concept of Satan) when in truth it is gilgamesh who is the true satan who by force attempts to subdue creation to form his kingdom and laws.

In china similar story with the Flame emperor (Yan Di) who destroyed plots of land for the early chinese to show them rice farming was eventually supplanted by the Yellow emperor (Huang Di) who then also gets supplanted by the Jade Emperor (Yu Di)

the heaven cant be seized some chinese wisdom from a dope show

Would Dragonball Z be an applicable story as well based on what you are saying with Vegeta's character??

Also, Alexander the Great and the ambitions and goals he wanted to accomplish?

 

[MMS]

@Chrishaune what are your thoughts on this:

https://hwcdn.libsyn.com/p/6/7/a/67...15059707&hwt=fc6afc350b5db1f810ce452668dacda3


It seems accurate to me

some of it seems right but some doesnt

so I'm not gonna say its all correct. If we had egyptians to talk to they would probably explain it much differently given the language they used fundamentally is different from our languages and subsequently the nature in how they form conclusions is with the constant belief of being in the care of God. To an atheist you dont worry about God and don't believe you are in anyone's care (or grace rather) so death and calamity can just seize upon you and its very easy to start blaming with no end in sight.

whereas a believer and a friend of God is constantly considering their thought, speech and deed with respect to God first then other men/family/work etc.

you dont have to be a christian to have this type of belief system. In essence the bible is a gateway to communion and discussion with god in a healthy way that must start in a mans heart first.

 

[MMS]

Would Dragonball Z be an applicable story as well based on what you are saying with Vegeta's character??

Also, Alexander the Great and the ambitions and goals he wanted to accomplish?

the more you look the more you'll see biblical parallels. There is truly nothing new under the sun...just flipping things and adding new descriptions

yet take it further...the idea that conflict is intrinsic to man is also a learned trait and not necessarily something you consider until you are contested with when you are like calm waters how do you react when you come across someone who is like choppy waters?

Bible Gateway passage: James 4 - King James Version

 

[Monsanto]

God doesn't and can't dwell with people who reject him. From the beginning mankind disobeyed which has consequences- death.

God has to leave people who reject Him and therefore His protection leaves as well. He can't dwell with these people because it would kill them, and once He leaves the enemy will definitely try to kill you because they hate you for being made as an imager of God (having dominion over the earth). So basically if you reject God (Yahweh) and His son (Yeshua) you are choosing death.

So again from the garden mankind chose a broken world. You wanted to know good and evil, so now you know good and evil.

It's funny that when you reject a state or nation and try to gather people with foreign knowledge that you are labeled a heretic and terrorist.

History especially has shown this to be true, when Buddhism and Daoism were introduced to China, monks and scholars were being killed for trying to supplant the emperor's message. Giving rise to people a sense of equality and power beyond their class, that is betrayal to a nation. Chaos would ensue unless the narrative is controlled by the state.