KingJ
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I agree with most of your post but don't think you properly understand what is meant when someone refers to God as omnipotent and omniscient.KingJ. -- You appear to be the one who is not properly defining and representing God.
That would saying that the cross of Christ is ALMOST sufficient but not quite.
And God IS completely in control when He Does allow certain things to happen.
"We" are Not puppets -- God Does allow us 'free will'. And He can/ Does change things as He sees fit.
God Does have His master plan for this entire world. There Is a constant battle going on between God and satan. God's Will Does supercede Anything that satan is trying to thwart,
And -- like in the world situation right Now -- it's all crazier and isn't going to get any better. Scripture Tells us that all this Will happen. It's All leading up to the rapture of His Church and God giving His people the Jewish segment of the world Another chance to accept Him as their Promised Messiah. And Then after those 7 years, will be His 1,000 yrs of reigning here on earth and Then the Final war and Then judgement and Finally the New Jerusalem and the Lake of fire and brimstone.
Adam and Eve brought sin into this world and God already had a plan in place to remedy That. Their free will with consequences. We've All had the same thing ever since.
And God has a plan for every person's life
Everything in our lives work together for our Good. We are to become more Christ-like.
God would that All would come to Himself But knows that lots of us Won't.
You say you do and then speak of free will. I have asked you nicely many times to explain to me how you connect the dots between true omnipotence and omniscience to true free will.
Pretend I am an unsaved person, hearing ''''God knows all and is all powerful'''....you then say '''God also allows true free will'''. Connect the dots in a logical manner for me please. Or make an argument for God's position that does not incriminate Him.