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No, just you make note that it does not say "eternity of evil" but "DAY of evil." Let's not get off the beaten path now Fundy. And it is "aionion." There is no such Greek word as "anonion."
No, just you make note that it does not say "eternity of evil" but "DAY of evil." Let's not get off the beaten path now Fundy. And it is "aionion." There is no such Greek word as "anonion."
Nobody said anything about eternal. I believe you are the one taken us off the path. I am talking about God's desires and will.
Nobody said anything about eternal. I believe you are the one taken us off the path. I am talking about God's desires and will.
We are talking about will God ever get what He desires. You say NO and quoted that verse about "God making the wicked for the day of evil." Of course God gets His desire in making the wicked for the day of evil but, according to you, He can't get His desire for "to me shall bow every knee" as the verse states is His implicit desire.
We are talking about will God ever get what He desires. You say NO and quoted that verse about "God making the wicked for the day of evil." Of course God gets His desire in making the wicked for the day of evil but, according to you, He can't get His desire for "to me shall bow every knee" as the verse states is His implicit desire.
Actually no....according to me I say, no to the agenda this question is based upon. That like an atheist asking, Does God murder people yes or no? Very bad theology.
Thank you......then the atheist ranting about how God is a murderer and we Christians are sick for loving a psycopath. No different here except that atheists don't know any better but the Christians that started this thread are practicing bad theology regardless of belief. So I ask again which will; His permissive will or His perfect will?
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