The New “What did you do with your Z today” (with off topic replies) XXXV

Originally Posted by vtec to vvel

Looks like we will be holding worship/theology services online @ the370z.com. Someone set up a thread and we can have prayer meetings! Bring your Bibles!



What about the fall of Lucifer and the reason he fell? This was way before Adam/Eve.

I have always wondered about free will. God gave humans free will, however, He knows what route humans will choose, which leads me to this: God knows who will go to Heaven/Hell before that individual is born. So why create that individual? If He knows what will happen to a specific person, then there is no way to change the course of that person's destiny.





Piggybacking on my post above about free will, so God knew Lucifer would fall, but yet still created him. Why?

If Satan wasn't created, then Adam/Eve would have never been tempted to each from the Tree, and we'd all still be in Eden. If Satan wasn't created, Job would not have been on the brink of death and insanity. If Satan wasn't created, Christ wouldn't have had to been brutally (for lack of better words) crucified.

Note: Not trying to start a debate. I'm just really curious.

Originally Posted by jchammond

Most importantly Jesus came along & gave everyone opportunity to have eternal life
The only Perfect one to walk the earth; yet was crucified
He carried all of our sins to Calvary & cleanses us with his blood
Trust & Obey, as there is no other way...Jesus our Lord & Savior

Originally Posted by asht

Not a bad quote. I’ve found faith. Praying you are all safe


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Originally Posted by jchammond

Most importantly Jesus came along & gave everyone opportunity to have eternal life

The only Perfect one to walk the earth; yet was crucified

He carried all of our sins to Calvary & cleanses us with his blood

Trust & Obey, as there is no other way...Jesus our Lord & Savior

Originally Posted by BoneZ

On March 26th, 20 at the start of our quarantine, I turned to Isaiah 26:20. It was eerily coincidental. It reads, "Come, my people, enter thou into thy chambers, and shut thy doors about thee: hide thyself as it were for a little moment, until the indignation be overpast."